The data includes entries that interest me from various Irish newspapers from 1750 to 1860 sorted by family name.
| Freeman's Journal | FJ |
| Hoey's Dublin Mercury | HDM |
| Pue's Occurrences | Pue'sO |
| Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette | LGA |
| Limerick Chronicle | LC |
| Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinel | LEP-CS |
| Limerick Herald | LH |
| Limerick Times | LT |
| The Limerick reporter and Tipperary vindicator | LRTV |
| Belfast Newsletter | BNL |
| Limerick Standard | LS |
All these newspapers are available on microfilm at the National Library of Australia which has an online catalogue.
| Cork Gazette and General Advertizer | CG&GA | Library of Congress (USA) |
| Faulkner's Dublin Journal | FDJ | Library of Congress (USA) |
| Limerick Herald and Munster Advertiser | LHMA | National Library of Ireland |
| Berrow's Wocester Journal | BWJ | University of Melbourne |
Main families covered include CROKER, COOTE, DREW, SWAN and others with some relationship with them.
TYPE has the following values NPB = birth, NPM = marriage, NPD = death, NPA = advertisement, NPN = notice, NPS = news story
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Curio entries
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| LEP-CS | 1831 | 3 | 11 | NPD | LOWE | Richard Butjler Hamilton | Esq |
At her house, in Cashel, Mrs KIELY, relict of the late Captain KIELY, and sister of the late R. B. H. LOWE, Esq
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Pue'sO
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1741
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2
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14
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NPS
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LOWROE
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Thomas
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We hear from the co of Limerick that on Saturday night last Thomas LOWROE, Edmond CRONEKAN, William RAHILLY and Christopher CLANCY, four notorious robbers were taken and committed to goalb by Edward CROKER and Nicholas WEEKS Esqrs they
committed a robbery the night before they were taken, LOWROE broke the goal twice within these few months
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LEP-CS
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1831
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11
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8
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LOWRY
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Bridget
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Bridget LEARY, an old offender, six times in gaol, for petty larceny, to be transported for seven years. Catherine JENNINGS for like offence to be imprisoned for six months.
See Peter Mayberry's convict page
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LEP-CS
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1831
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4
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5
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NPM
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LOWRY
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James
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Esq
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By special Licence, James LOWRY, Esq. eldest son of James LAWRY, Esq of Rockdale, Co. Tyrone, to Miss ADAMS,, eldest daughter of the Very Rev Samuel ADAMS, Dean of Cashel
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FJ
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1842
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9
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14
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NPM
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LOWRY CORRY
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Armar
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Esq Capt RN
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On the 10th inst, at Stillorgan church, Armar LOWRY GORRY Esq Capt RN, to Eliza Rosetta relict of Eyre COOTE Esq of West Park in the co Hants, and third daughter of James MASSY DAWSON Esq of the Glen of Aherloe, co Tipperary
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Pue'sO
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1738
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4
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4
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NPM
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LOWTHER
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Esq
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Same day (yesterday) __ LOWTHER Esq was married to Miss USHER grand daughter of the late Rt Hon Lord ST GEORGE
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FJ
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1852
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1
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16
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NPM
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LOWTHER
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Annie
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|
January 9, at Strathbane, Lieutenant Edwin E GRAVES, of the revenue police, son of the Rev J W GRAVES, rector of Faghtermurrough, county Cork, to Annie, eldest daughter of G LOWTHER, Esq of Milltown Villa, county Tyrone
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FJ
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1852
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1
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16
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NPM
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LOWTHER
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G
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Esq
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January 9, at Strathbane, Lieutenant Edwin E GRAVES, of the revenue police, son of the Rev J W GRAVES, rector of Faghtermurrough, county Cork, to Annie, eldest daughter of G LOWTHER, Esq of Milltown Villa, county Tyrone
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Pue'sO
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1734
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9
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17
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NPD
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LOWTHER
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William
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Mr
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Last week died in Ann street Mrs LOWTHER wife of Mr LOWTHER, an attorney of the Court of Comman Pleas. She was the widow of the late Aldermen RALSON
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Pue'sO
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1734
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11
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26
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NPD
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LOWTHER
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William
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Mr
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On Sunday last, died at his house in Ann street Mr William LOWTHER, on of the attornys of the Court of Common Pleas
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Pue'sO
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1752
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10
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21
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NPS
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LOWTHER CROFTON
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Marcus
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Esq
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A few days ago the house of Marcus LOWTHER CROFTON Esq; in Stafford street, was broke open and robbed of several things of value
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DWJ
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1748
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10
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15
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NPB
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Esq
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The same evening [Tuesday], Mrs CROFTON wife of Lowther CROFTON Esq was safely delivered of a son
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Pue'sO
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1751
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5
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11
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NPS
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Catherine (nee CROFTON)
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|
Thursday morning last, came a very remarkable Trial in the Court of Common Pleas by a leading order from the Court of Chancery in Ireland whereas Marcus CROFTON otherwise LOWTHER and Catherine, his wife the only sister and heir at law of the late Sir
Edward CROFTON were plaintifs and Sir Oliver CROFTON Bart, defendant; and the issuebeing whether a will introduced by Sir Oliver in his favour said by him to have been perfected by the said Sir Edward CROFTON in February 1741 was executed by the said Sir
Edward CROFTON or not; a Jury of the principal Gentlemen of the co Sligo after a trial which lasted until eight o'clock yesterday morning upon very full evidence brought in their verdict in a very shory time that the will was not executed by the said Sir
Edward CROFTON
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Pue'sO
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1746
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8
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16
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NPS
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Catherine [nee CROFTON]
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We hear from Rosscommon that on the 9th inst Mr John CROFTON late of Dublin, Ironmonger but now of Rosscommon, shopkeeper ... Catherine CROFTON otherwise LOWTHER .. said Sir Edward's sister .. Guilty of said offence [see 1751]
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Pue'sO
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1746
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4
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17
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NPS
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Marcus
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Esq
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This day a bill of indictment was found by the Grand jury of this co, against John CROFTON late of Meath street in this city, ironmonger, for endeavouring to persuade, Charles KELLY surgeon, to draw and forge a will importing to be the last will and
testament of the late Sir Edward CROFTON, delivering the estate of the said Sir Edward CROFTON to Sir Oliver CROFTON to the dis inherrison of Marcus [LOWTHER] CROFTON Esq and Catherine his wife, the only sister of the said Sir Edward, endeavouring to
persuade the said Charles KELLY to assert as witness this aforesaid will, when the same should be forged, and also to prove due publication thereof by the said Sir Edward CROFTON, upon which indictment the said John CROFTON was taken and put in the goal
of this town untill he should give security to stand tryal for said offences
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Pue'sO
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1751
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5
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11
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NPS
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Marcus
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|
Thursday morning last, came a very remarkable Trial in the Court of Common Pleas by a leading order from the Court of Chancery in Ireland whereas Marcus CROFTON otherwise LOWTHER and Catherine, his wife the only sister and heir at law of the late Sir
Edward CROFTON were plaintifs and Sir Oliver CROFTON Bart, defendant; and the issuebeing whether a will introduced by Sir Oliver in his favour said by him to have been perfected by the said Sir Edward CROFTON in February 1741 was executed by the said Sir
Edward CROFTON or not; a Jury of the principal Gentlemen of the co Sligo after a trial which lasted until eight o'clock yesterday morning upon very full evidence brought in their verdict in a very shory time that the will was not executed by the said Sir
Edward CROFTON
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FJ
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1767
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4
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11-14
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NPM
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Marcus
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Sir Bt
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[11] Edward CROFTON Esq son of Sir Marcus LOWTHER-CROFTON Bart to Miss Ann CROKER daughter of Thomas CROKER Esq one of the Six Clerks of the Court of Chancery
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FDJ
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1784
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1
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29-22
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NPD
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LOWTHER-CROFTON
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Marcus
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Sir Bt
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On Saturday last at Mote, co Rosscomon, Sir Marcus LOWTHER, CROFTON, Bart
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FJ
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1857
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1
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31
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NPS
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LUCAS
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Ensign
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Melbourne killings
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FJ
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1846
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9
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21
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NPM
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LUCAS
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Robert
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Esq
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On the 16th inst, at Monkstoiwn church, Robert LUCAS Esq of Castle O?t, co Westmeath, to Marbella Catherine daughter of the late Rev John CROKER, of Fort Elizabeth, co Limerick
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BNL
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1796
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3
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28-1
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NPS
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LUKE
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Mr
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Enniskillen Assizes Trial of Mr John CROKER
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LC
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1834
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12
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3
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NPM
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LUMSDEN
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John
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Esq
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At Upton, Bucks, Sir William Coote SETON of Pitmedden, Bt, to Eliza Henrietta second daughter of the late John LUMSDEN Esq of Cushny, and relict of the late Capt J P WILSON of the HEICS
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FJ
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1835
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8
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15
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NPM
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LUNDIE
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Elizabeth
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|
At Great Cormel church, Lt John CHAMBERLAIN of the 1st Royal Dragoons to Elizabeth sister of Mr J LUNDIE of Weymouth
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FJ
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1835
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8
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15
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NPM
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LUNDIE
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J
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Mr
|
At Great Cormel church, Lt John CHAMBERLAIN of the 1st Royal Dragoons to Elizabeth sister of Mr J LUNDIE of Weymouth
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Pue'sO
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1742
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11
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27
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NPD
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LUTHER
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Charles
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Mr
|
Last night died in his house in Ross Lane Mr Charles LUTHER attorney of his Majesty's court of Exchequer ...
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Pue'sO
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1755
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6
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28
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NPS
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LUTHER
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John
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Esq
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On Tuesday the 24th of June inst, at Clnomell in the co Tipperary, came on the election of Magistrates for the corporation for the ensuing year when the poll was as follows |
For John HAYMAN Gent to be mayor Stephen MOORE and John LUTHER Esqrs to be Bailiffs of said corporation for the emsuing year 90 For Robert SHAW to be mayor and Charles ATKINS and George COLE Gents to be Bailiffs 38 Majority for Mr HAYMAN, Mr MOORE and Mr LUTHER 57 ...
LC
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1779
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3
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8
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NPS
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LUTHER
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John
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Esq
|
Clonmell March 4, Last Monday was committed to jail by the worshipful John LUTHER Esq; James COX, charged with the murder of James AHERN, in the county of Limerick. He was taken by the activity of Mathew JACOB, jun Esq
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Pue'sO
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1739
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4
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7
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NPN/S
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LUTHER
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Thomas
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Esq
|
at the Assizes held in Clonmel; for the co Tipperary the 21st day of March 1838, the Grand Jury was sworn, whose names are as follows to wit; Richard PENEFATHER ... Lovelace TAYLOR ... John PERRY ... Thomas LUTHER ... esqrs
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LS
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1839
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6
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7
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NPD
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LUTHER
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Thomas Henry
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|
In Clonmel, at an advanced age, Thomas Henry LUTHER
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FJ
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1806
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6
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12
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NPM
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LUTHER
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William
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Mr
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Mr Wm LUTHER of Clonmel to Miss RYAN
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FJ
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1842
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6
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8
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NPD
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LYNAM
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John
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Esq
|
At Tours in France, Mrs LYNAM, relict of John LYNAM Esq of Bath and daughter of the late Arthur GORE Esq of Sea View in the co Wicklow
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LGA
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1815
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11
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7
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NPS
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LYNCH
|
|
Constable
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Trial report Highway robbery near Castle Oliver
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Pue'sO
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1747
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2
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7
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NPN/S
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LYNCH
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Benjamin
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Gent
|
Yesterday Edward FARRELL, John NICHOLSON, Cha FAVEEN, Benjamin Gale, Arthur MAGUIRE, __ SAVAGE, Alexander FRANKLYN, Boyle VANDELEER, Benjamin LYNCH, Edward BOND and John CARR Gent. Were admitted and sworn attornies of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer.
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LEP-CS
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1830
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7
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23
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NPS
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LYNCH
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Catherine
|
|
City Limerick Quarter Sessions ... The Recorder then proceeded to pass sentence on the following persons, who were engaged in the rioting of the 25th June last: |
John BUCKLEY, John MADDEN, Patrick SPEERIN (a pensioner) Honora HANRAHAN, Margaret SHANNON, and Catherine LYNCH, to seven years transportation each. ...
FJ
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1843
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3
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11
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NPM
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LYNCH
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Edward
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Sir
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See Francis Ffrench RUSH Esq
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FJ
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1861
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6
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27
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NPM
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LYNCH
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Francis
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Esq
|
June 24, at St Mary's Limerick, Francis LYNCH Esq to Ellen, youngest daughter of James AGHEARN Esq
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LGA
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1819
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7
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23
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NPS
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LYNCH
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James
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Committals |
... To the County Gaol By John EVANS, Esq. James LYNCH, and John FLANIGAN, taking forcible possession; John FITZGIBBON, cow stealing.By J. WHICKHAM, Esq. James COSTELLO, rescue.By Henry BEVAN, Esq. John HOGAN, rape. By Geo. W. HODGES, Esq. Pat. DOYLE, burglary in arms.By Geo. VINCENT, Esq. Michael HAYES and Mary CASEY, sheep stealing.By Chatterton COOK, Esq. Robert HOLMES, murder and robbery.
LEP-CS
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1830
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12
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17
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NPS
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LYNCH
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John
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While a country woman, named Winifred M'DONNELL, was engaged purchasing some meat at the Northumberland market, Limerick, on Saturday night, a large bag, containing sixty-six yards if linen, quantities of cloth, corduroy, velveteen, and check,
was stolen from a car, which she left at the entrance. A few of our active City Police being appraised of the robbery went immediately in pursuit, and succeeded in apprehending the theifa noted characternamed John LYNCH, alias
"Boatswain" LYNCH, who was after disposing of his booty to a broker in the Irishtown. The thief and two persons for receiving the stoled goods have been committed for the offence. LYNCH was sentenced to seven years' transportation for a former
offence, and but lately returned after fulfilling the mitigated sentence in the Dublin Richmond Penitentiary.
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LEP-CS
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1829
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10
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20
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NPS
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LYNCH
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Lawrence
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|
Committed to the County Gaol, since our last, by Thomas P. VOKES, Esq. John DUNWORTH and Lawrence LYNCH, charged with the murder of Timothy NEIL and Walter BOURKE at Ballynahinch on the 12th of April last.
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FJ
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1841
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7
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31
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NPM
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LYNCH
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Martin
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Esq
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On the 30th, in St Thomas's church, Thomas eldest son of Martin LYNCH of Lowberry, co Roscommon, to Mary eldest daughter of Stephen John LEONARD Esq of Queensfort in the co Galway
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LS
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1841
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8
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2
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NPM
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LYNCH
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Martin
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Esq
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At Dublen, Thomas LYNCH eldest son of Martin LYNCH of co Roscommon, Esq , to Mary eldest daughter of Stephen J LEONARD ESQ Galway
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LGA
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1819
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11
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2
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NPS
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LYNCH
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Michael
|
|
Yesterday, at a meeting of the subscribers to the Limerick Mercantile Society, it was Resolved that Subscriptions to the library, be immediately entered into, and that the following Committee be appopinted for carring the same into effect:
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FJ
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1841
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7
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31
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NPM
|
LYNCH
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Thomas
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Esq
|
On the 30th, in St Thomas's church, Thomas eldest son of Martin LYNCH of Lowberry, co Roscommon, to Mary eldest daughter of Stephen John LEONARD Esq of Queensfort in the co Galway
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LS
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1841
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8
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2
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NPM
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LYNCH
|
Thomas
|
|
At Dublen, Thomas LYNCH eldest son of Martin LYNCH of co Roscommon, Esq , to Mary eldest daughter of Stephen J LEONARD ESQ Galway
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FJ
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1848
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6
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1
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NPD
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LYNG
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John
|
|
In Greenwich Hospital, aged 97, John LYNG. Deceased accompanied Captian COOK in his last voyage, and witnessed his being speared by the lances of the Indians
|
DWJ
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1751
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4
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6
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NPN
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LYON
|
John
|
Rev Mr
|
The Rev Mr John LYON rector of bray, hath been presented, by his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Dublin, to the Prebend of St Patrick's Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Rev Mr CHAMBERLAIN
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LGA
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1816
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2
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13a
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NPA
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LYON
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John
|
Lt
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To the descendants of Lt John LYON of Watercastle in the Kingdom of Ireland. If any of the descendants of the said Lt John LYON are in existance they are requested to send notice of their present place of abode to James CHALMER Esq solicitor Abington St
London or David RAMBLY waiter to the Signet Northumberland St Edinborough Lt LYON was alive in 1744 February 6, 1816
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LEP-CS
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1830
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2
|
9
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NPS
|
LYONS
|
|
Esq
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No Brunswicker
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FJ
|
1823
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8
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22
|
NPD
|
LYONS
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Denis
|
Esq
|
On Saturday, at Croom House, co Limerick, Mrs LYONS, wife of the late Denis LYONS Esq
See John CROKER
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LEP-CS
|
1830
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1
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22
|
NPS
|
LYONS
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Henry
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Esq
|
Committed to the Couny Limerick Gaol, by Henry LYONS Esq., and the Rev. Edward CROKER, Charles WILLIAMS and Owen GORMAN, for assaulting John LEE; sentenced to one fortnight's imprisonmentand hard labour. By Richard MASON, Esq., Richard WHITE,
for assaulting Anstie KELLY. By Eyre EVANS and Michael BEVAN, Esqrs., William COLL, for pig stealing
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LEP-CS
|
1830
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5
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11
|
NPS
|
LYONS
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Henry
|
Esq
|
Committed to the County Limerick Gaol, by J. CROKER and Henry LYONS, Esqrs. Thomas, James and William MAHONY, charged with illegally stealing three cows at Croom, the property of Laurence CUSHEN.
See John CROKER
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LGA
|
1807
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7
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14
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NPS
|
LYONS
|
James D
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Esq
|
Saturday last a duel was fought near Castle Roberts in this Co between James D LYONS Esq & Jeffery BROWNING Esq the former attended by Capt Thomas Francis WILKINSON the latter by Capt LEE, when after exchanging one shot each without effect ...
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LC
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1822
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2
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6
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NPA
|
LYONS
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John
|
|
... Liskinett held by John LYONS ... Proposals to John C HIFFERNAN, Esq Mainster or Mrs. THERRY, Liskinett ... February 6, 1822
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LEP-CS
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1828
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8
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8
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NPS
|
LYONS
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Margaret
|
|
In the Criminal Court at Waterford, Thomas PRENDERGAST, an infirm man, nearly 80 years old, was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Margaret LYONS, aged 14 years, with a hatchet, for the purpose of robbing her;
He was executed on Monday. John MARKS, Nicholas CONDON and John RYAN, were tried for violating the person of Margaret BURKE, and sentenced to be executed the 28th of August.
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LGA
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1812
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12
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4
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NPD
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LYSAGHT
|
|
Mrs
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In Bath, Mrs. LYSAGHT, relict of Nicholas LYSAGHT Esq formerly Govenor of Cork, and eldest daughter of the late Henry WRIXON Esq
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LS
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1840
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4
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16
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NPD
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LYSAGHT
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|
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At Muckridge House near Youghal Richard FITZGERALD Esq He was married to Miss NAGLE of the county Tip better known as 'Lovely Kate of Garnavilla'. By this fair lady so celebrated by the pen of LYSAGHT, he has left a numerous and interesting family
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LEP-CS
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1830
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9
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28
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NPB
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LYSAGHT
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James
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Mr
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At Laghtamoneen, county Clare, aged 63 years, the wife of Mr. James LYSAGHT, of a daughter. Her husband in in the 73rd year. This happy couple has no increase in their family for the last twenty years. Nothing can equal their happiness.
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DWJ
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1725
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12
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18
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NPM
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LYSAGHT
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John
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Esq
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On Thursday last, John LYSAGHT of the co of Limerick, Esq was married to Catherine DEANE, daughter of the late Chief Baron of that name
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LGA
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1812
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3
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27
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NPD
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LYSAGHT
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John
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Lord Lisle
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At Cashel, at an advanced age, the Hon Mrs Margaret HODDER, relict of the late William HODDER, of Hoddersfield, county Cork, Esq and daughter of John first lord Lisle of Mount North
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LEP-CS
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1828
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11
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28
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NPM
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LYSAGHT
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Margaret
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Esq
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Edmond Cole Bowen Esq Attorney to Margaret second daughter of Thomas LYSAGHT Esq attorney
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LGA
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1812
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12
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4
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NPD
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LYSAGHT
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Nicholas
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Esq
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In Bath, Mrs. LYSAGHT, relict of Nicholas LYSAGHT Esq formerly Govenor of Cork, and eldest daughter of the late Henry WRIXON Esq
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LGA
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1813
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5
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18
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NPM
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LYSAGHT
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Nicholas
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Esq
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Same day [Saturday last], Nicholas LYSAGHT, Esq of Mallow, to Louisa, eldest daughter of Isaac MORGAN, Esq of Cork
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FJ
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1789
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5
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1
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NPM
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LYSAGHT
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Sally
|
|
Richard STAUNTON of Rue GAL to Miss Sally LYSAGHT of Limerick
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LEP-CS
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1828
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11
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28
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NPM
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LYSAGHT
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Thomas
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Esq
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Edmond Cole Bowen Esq Attorney to Margaret second daughter of Thomas LYSAGHT Esq attorney
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FJ
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1844
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1
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9
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NPM
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LYSTER
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Ann
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On the 2d inst, at the Wesleyan chapel, Thurles, Mr Thomas HENNESSY, merchant, aged sixty years, to Ann, aged twenty, daughter of Mr Joshua LYSTER of Thurles. The bride's father and the bridegroom were born on the same night
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FJ
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1844
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1
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9
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NPM
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LYSTER
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Joshua
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Mr
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On the 2d inst, at the Wesleyan chapel, Thurles, Mr Thomas HENNESSY, merchant, aged sixty years, to Ann, aged twenty, daughter of Mr Joshua LYSTER of Thurles. The bride's father and the bridegroom were born on the same night
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LGA
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1813
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6
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11
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NPM
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MAC DONNELL
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Mrs
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Last night, in Patrick Street, John DOWLING, of Newcastle, co Limerick, Esq to Mrs MAC DONNELL, widow of Mr Joseph MAC DONNELL, of this city, and sister to Villiers PEACOCKE, of Dooneen, in this county, Esq
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LGA
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1820
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11
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7
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NPA
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MAC DONNELL
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Alexander
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Sale of the paper
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LGA
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1813
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6
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11
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NPM
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MAC DONNELL
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Joseph
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Mr
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Last night, in Patrick Street, John DOWLING, of Newcastle, co Limerick, Esq to Mrs MAC DONNELL, widow of Mr Joseph MAC DONNELL, of this city, and sister to Villiers PEACOCKE, of Dooneen, in this county, Esq
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FJ
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1853
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1
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29
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NPM
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MAC KINNON
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Daniel
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Esq
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November 23, at Gallea, Ceylon, John B GRAVES Esq of Fortwilliam, co Limerick, to Louisa Rose only daughter of the late Daniel MAC KINNON Esq of Binfield, Berkshire
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FJ
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1853
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1
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29
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NPM
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MAC KINNON
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Louisa Rose
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November 23, at Gallea, Ceylon, John B GRAVES Esq of Fortwilliam, co Limerick, to Louisa Rose only daughter of the late Daniel MAC KINNON Esq of Binfield, Berkshire
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BNL
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1796
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3
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28-1
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NPS
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MAC NALY
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Mr
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Enniskillen Assizes Trial of Mr John CROKER
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FJ
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1829
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8
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25
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NPM
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MACDONNELL
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Rev Dr
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Augt 18, by the Rev Dr MACDONNELL, FTCD, Robert James GRAVES MD of Harcourt Street in this city[Dublin], King's Professor of the Institute of medicine to Ann eldest daughter of the Rev William GROGAN of Slaney Park, countyWicklow
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LGA
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1819
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8
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24
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NPM
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MACDONNELL
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Mary
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Miss
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In Mayo, Wm. WALDRON, Esq of Fara, in that co. to Miss Mary MACDONNELL, of Currathanwalla
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FJ
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1855
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11
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23
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NPM
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MACDONOGH
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B P
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Esq MP
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November 21, in Mullingar, B P MACGONOGH Esq MP Staff Assistant Surgeon to the depos on that town, to Sarah eldest daughter of the Rev Edward John GEOGHEGAN, of Millmount, co Westmeath
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FJ
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1857
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10
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19
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NPM
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MACK
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John
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Esq
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October 14, at Bath, John MACK Esq, to Thomasine, second daughter of the late William SWAN, Esq, both of North Frederick Street, in this city
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FJ
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1831
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7
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1
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NPA
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MACKAY
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James
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James MACKAY, Deceased | If the widow, son or daut or other relative of James MAKAY who was formerly a butler living with a gent in Mountjoy sq and other respectable situations in Dublin will apply to Mr CHAMNEY 14 Lower Gardiner st something useful ...
FJ
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1802
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1
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5
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NPS
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MACKELLAR
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N
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Botany Bay — The following copy of a proclamation from the Governor of Botany Bay seems to insinuate that there have been not only some insurrectional movements in that colony but subordination was not completely restored at the time ... N MACKELLAR Secr
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FJ
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1857
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6
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8
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NPM
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MACKENZIE
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Donald
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Maj
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June 3, at the parish church Chiswick, Middlesex, D MACKENZIE Esq of Canton, China, son of the late Major D MACKENZIE, to Ricarda, youngest daughter of the late Captain Richard CROKER RN, formerly of Thornbury, Queen's co
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FJ
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1857
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6
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8
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NPM
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MACKENZIE
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Donald William
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Esq
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June 3, at the parish church Chiswick, Middlesex, D MACKENZIE Esq of Canton, China, son of the late Major D MACKENZIE, to Ricarda, youngest daughter of the late Captain Richard CROKER RN, formerly of Thornbury, Queen's co
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LEP-CS
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1831
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3
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18
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NPS
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MACKESSY
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Edward
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Margaret MACKESEY Murderer
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LEP-CS
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1831
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3
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18
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NPS
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MACKESSY
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Honora
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Margaret MACKESEY Murderer
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LEP-CS
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1831
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2
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4
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NPS
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MACKESSY
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Margaret
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Margaret MACKESEY Murderer
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LEP-CS
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1831
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3
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18
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NPS
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MACKESSY
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Margaret
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Margaret MACKESEY Murderer
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LEP-CS
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1831
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3
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18
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NPS
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MACKESSY
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Mary
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Margaret MACKESEY Murderer
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LEP-CS
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1829
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4
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7
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NPS
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MACLOGHLIN
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William
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Esq
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At Nass Assizes, William MACLOGHLIN, Esq., a Gentleman known in the fashionable circles, was convicted of being guilty of the murder of his step-father, Mr. COFFEY, and hanged on Saturday. Mr. MACLOGHLIN held for several years
a situation in the Castle of Dublin, from which he lately retired on a very large pension.He was a distingusihed duellist.
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FJ
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1821
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2
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1
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NPM
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MACMULLEN
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D William
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Rev
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On 24th ult at Hilltown church, Samuel SWAN Esq surgeon to Sarah eldest daughter of the Rev D William MACMULLEN of Saintfield
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FJ
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1821
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2
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1
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NPM
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MACMULLEN
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Sarah
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On 24th ult at Hilltown church, Samuel SWAN Esq surgeon to Sarah eldest daughter of the Rev D William MACMULLEN of Saintfield
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LEP-CS
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1830
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7
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20
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NPS
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MACNAMARA
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Bridget
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|
Bridget MACNAMARA murder
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LC
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1834
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4
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12
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NPN
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MACNAMARA
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James
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New Grand Jury Act - the undermentiones cesspayers have been appointed by the Grand Jury to be associated with the Magistrates at the special road sessions co Clare ... Upper Tulla ... James MACNAMARA .. Matt REDDAN ...Lower Tulla .. Thomas BRIDGEMAN...
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LC
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1834
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10
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18
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NPN
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MACNAMARA
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James
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Cess Payers A list of cess payers appointed by the grand Jury at Summer Assizes 1834 ... Upper Tulla .. James MACNAMARA, Ayle; ... Cornelius REDDAN, Allagh; ... Lower Tulla ... Thomas BRIDGEMAN, Killeen; ...
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FJ
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1822
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9
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07a
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NPD
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MACNAMARA
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John
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Esq
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On the 3rd inst at Sandymont after a long & tedious illness John MACNAMARA Esq formerly of Crolnehall Barony of Tulla co Clare. This gentleman was profoundly skilled in the history & antiquaries of Ireland and was universally esteemed
one of the most profound Irish scholars of his day. His MS collections relating to the language and literature of his native county are rare, curious and valuable
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LEP-CS
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1831
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4
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12
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NPS
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MACNAMARA.
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VRev Dean
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On Thursday night, the town of Bruff was brilliantly iluminated in honor of John LAWLESS, Esq., who is on a visit with the Very Rev. Dean MACNAMARA.
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LEP-CS
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1829
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3
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31
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NPS
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MACNEMARA
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Rev
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There was a fight commencing at the fair of Kilmallock, on Wednesday, but happily frustrated through the timely exertions of the worthy Catholic Rector, the Rev. Mr. MACNEMARA, and his curate, aided by the Messrs. O'CONNELL, of Kilmallock.
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LEP-CS
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1829
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5
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1
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NPS
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MACNEMARA
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|
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On Tuesday evening, a man named MACNEMARA, murdered his wife at Kilkishen, Co. Clare, in a fit of anger arising out of some family dispute. The unfortunate woman was in an advanced stage of pregnancy.
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LGA
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1811
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7
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30
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NPS
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MACPOOLE
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William Henry
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On Sunday last, the lord Bishop of Limerick held an ordination at the Catherdral in this city, whe the following gentlemen were admitted to the order of Priesthooh: George W MASSY, A B; Edward CROKER, A B; John CROKER A B; Henry FITZGERALD A M; William
HEARN, A M And the following gentlemen were ordained deacons: William SCOTT, A B; William Henry MACPOOLE, A B; Piers B GAMBLE, A B; Thomas GIBBINGS, A B; William MINCHIN, A B
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FJ
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1843
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3
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14
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NPM
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MACQUEEN
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Miss
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At Port Philip New South Wales, Capt MILLER formerly of the 40th Regt aged 65, to Miss MACQUEEN aged 71
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FJ
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1860
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3
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23
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NPM
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MACUTCHEN
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William
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Esq
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March 20, at Killedmond, William MACUTCHEN Esq of Knockmore, co Wexford, to Catherine E LITTLE, daughter of the late James LITTLE Esq Spa Hill, Co Carlow
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FJ
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1857
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5
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18
|
NPS
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MADDEN
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Anne
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Melancholy story
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LEP-CS
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1830
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7
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23
|
NPS
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MADDEN
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John
|
|
City Limerick Quarter Sessions ... The Recorder then proceeded to pass sentence on the following persons, who were engaged in the rioting of the 25th June last: |
John BUCKLEY, John MADDEN, Patrick SPEERIN (a pensioner) Honora HANRAHAN, Margaret SHANNON, and Catherine LYNCH, to seven years transportation each. ...
LGA
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1807
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6
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19
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NPS
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MADDEN
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Patrick
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|
Last Tuesday, Patrick MADDEN, a mason, of John-st, expire, in consequence of a fall down his cellar steps, when in the act of making a kick at his wife, which he missed, about a fortnight back, since whih he never uttered a sentance, and lingered in the
greatest agony till the day of his disolution
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FJ
|
1806
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4
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5
|
NPD
|
MAGAN
|
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Mrs
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At lord Castlecoote's, St Stephens Green, Mrs Anne TILSON relict of the Rev Henry TILSON, daughter of Wiliam BUSHE Esq formerly of Cork Abbey and mother of Lady Castlecoote and Mrs MAGAN
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FJ
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1855
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5
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22
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NPD
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MAGAN
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Anne
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Mrs
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May 20, at her residence in Charlemont-street, in her 82d year, Mrs Anne MAGAN, last surviving daughter of the late John CHRISTIAN Esq of Monasterevan, and relict of W MAGAN Esq of Donoughmore House, co Kilkenny
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FJ
|
1857
|
8
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21
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NPD
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MAGAN
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Arthur
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Esq
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August 19, in this city, in the 55th year of his age, George Percy MAGAN Esq of Portarlington, fifth son of Arthur MAGAN Esq of Clonearl, King's Co
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