Kilkenny Violence and Plans for Belfast Visit
A fragmentary Dublin era report describes White Boys forcing entry into a rector's home and assaulting him, with a note that his life is in danger. It also mentions Waterford considering presenting the city’s “freedom” to the Lord-Lieutenant during his expected visit to Belfast. Mention is made of the scale of the Toome bridge area and public road navigation debates between counties Londonderry and others.
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Kilkenny
William Ryan
Mullinahone
Waterford
Earl of'Tyrones
Belfast
Joh O' Neil
Toone
Londonderry
Dublin funds transfer noted in Trish ledger
A Dublin ledger entry records funds connected to Trish with a date of 14 1784. The fragmentary note mentions Dublin and Trish in relation to money, suggesting a transfer or balance entry in a colonial ledger.
This Day James Ennis To Be Hanged And Quartered
Fragmentary excerpt reports a prisoner named James Ennis to be hanged and quartered at the New Prison for murder. The garbled text suggests an official sentence set for Thursday and references other unsettled details and names, with unclear quotation and spelling.
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James
Ennis
Archdall
untidy prosecution and violent robbery in old city district
The report recounts a messy prosecution, naming officers found guilty, and a violent night raid by a gang near Dublin. It describes robberies from a coachman and several possessions taken, with details of a chaotic escape toward Crumlin and concerns about railway and canal traffic security.
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Phritt Churaltedang
Ivomba
Bowd
Ssukloame
Manda
Old
Spain
Mountmerlick
Blue-bel Hill
Dublin
Crumlin
Santry
Luton Hall
Turvey
Vigr
Balbriggen
Clogtran
Thia City
Monastereyen
Farthett
Kingdom
France
Countriey
Draco
Chymitt
Lough
Welch
Dee
Simpson’e Hospital
Bayey-bieldey
Rowte
Sunduslind
County of Westmeathy
Fuller
Peatry
Abe
Aetor
Hay
Reith
Doale
Port Nation's Brew and Liberty Debates Stir Ireland
A fragment from a late 18th century issue discusses malt regulation harming brewing and porter prices, plus a turn toward religious toleration in Han, Amsterdam. It notes iron and copper mining, Siberian silver, and grand canal plans as national interests, then reports Mayo indictment of Patrick Toole for defrauding trustees and perjury, highlighting public scrutiny of mineral, flax, and mining support.
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Leatt
Britain
Pas Turé
Bardoe
Amsterdamr Gazette
Han
Germany
Europe
Siberia
Géneraix Eines Internetee
Patrick” Toole
Cowity
Mayo
Oggr
Liney Board
Mathew Gibbang
Westport
Charles MiDokpetth
Charles M'Donnell
Anit
Idigerica
Trustees Meet On Turnpike Road From Dublin To Kilcullen
Trustees of the Turnpike Road from Dublin to Kilcullen in County Kildare are to meet at Naas on Monday 4 October. H Ottiwell, Treasurer, will preside with other officials in attendance.
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Teesfion‘and Hoitie
Dublin
Kilcullefs
Kildare
Naas
H. Ottiwell
American Lands To Be Sold On Rural Property Sale Notice
To be sold a farmed reindack consisting of 960 acres with a brick house four by four, long built with good offices. Three patent houses, three orchards, mill, five stoves high, fenced and in good repair. The land lies near Rang's Bridge and is under the authority of Lord Viteohhiy's Riaistagh.
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Loughreacr
Tietny
Isleland
Clanrsandey
Ewatalcar
Doubis
Che Pott
Ente
James Groghtian
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