The
Strabane Morning Post
July 28, 1812
Strabane, County Tyrone
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MARRIED. The Rev. Stuart Hamilton, Rector of this
Town, to
Marianne, only daughter of the late Warden Flood, of Panlstown? Castle,
in the County of Kilkenny, Esq.
==================== ON SALE.
London
Refined SUGARS,
Jamaica Scale Ditto, Black and Green TEAS, best Quality, With a General Assortment in the GROCERY LINE, Best Quality of North Highland HERRINGS. gutted and ungutted in Barrls [sic], MESS PORK, in Do. All of which will be Sold on ??? most moderate Terms, for good Payment, by app???? WM. BAILEY, Who wants a YOUNG MAN of genteel Connections, that writes a good Hand, as an Apprentice. Strabane, June 8, 1812. ========================= STOLEN,
Early on the Morning of the 13th inst. off
James & John Quin's Bleach-Green, Douglas,4 SINGLE Pieces of LINEN, about half Bleached. A Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, will be paid by the
Subscribers, to any Person Prosecuting to Conviction the Thief or
Thieves, or
TEN POUNDS,
for such private information
as will lead to a
Discovery, and the Informant's name kept secret.
JAMES QUIN, JOHN QUIN. Douglas, July 13, 1812. ======================= TO BE SOLD,
A PAIR of very Handsome BAY
CARRIAGE MARES, got by DIAMOND--Travel fast--are well Managed--rising
five and six Years Old. They are untrained ????. A fair Trial will be
given.
Apply to MR. WM. GARDINER, of Convoy. July 16. ======================== COUNTY OF
TYRONE.
QUARTER-SESSIONS OF STRABANE. AN ADJOURNMENT
of the above
SESSIONS
will take place from the Twenty-Third of July,
to Monday the Tenth of August next (in order to avoid
interfering with the ensuing Assizes of Omagh and Lifford), and of
which all Persons concerned are desired to take Notice.HILL & M REYNOLDS, C. P. FOR SAID COUNTY. N. B. All Civil Bill Processes to be filled and served for the 23d of July--Dated this 22d of June, 1812. ===================== COUNTY OF DONEGAL.<>To be Let,
for such Terms as may be agreed on,GREENFORT, Part of the Estate
of RALPH BABINGTON,<> Esq. Greenfort is
beautifully situated<> on the South West
shore of Loughswilly, in a very<> cheap
Country, within Eight Miles of Rathmelton,<>
Four of Rathmullan, and Eighteen of Londonderry.--<>The House is in perfect repair, and is adaptd for the<> residence of a Large Family. The Offices are
extensive, <>consisting of Coach,
Houses, Stabling for twelve<> Horses, &c.
Any quantity of Ground can be given<> to
accommodate a Tenant, and Bog within a quarter<> of a Mile of the House. Proposals will be received<> by the Rev. RICHARD BABINTON, Londonderry;<> Messrs. BABINGTON & IRVINE, Rutland-square, and<> WILLIAM G. MAJOR, Esq. Wentworth-place, Dublin.
========================= TO BE LET,
And immediate Possession given, THE MILL and FARM of
MAGHERACALLAGHAN, containing Twenty-two Acres of LAND, for the Term of
Two Lives, and the remainder of a Lease of Thirty-One Years. Security
will be required at commencement of said Term. Proposals will be
received by SAMUEL BROWN, Esq. who adjoins the Premises.
July 27. ========================= ENNISKILLEN
ASSIZES.
Enniskillen, July 23.
On Monday the Honourable Baron M'Clelland and the Hon. Justice Mayne, the going justices of Assize for the North West Circuit, arrived in this town. About two o'clock the former opened his Commission in the Crown Court, when the Grand Jury were sworn. His Lordship addressed the Grand Jury, congratulating them on the peaceable appearance of the country, few charges of considerable importance appearing on the calender [sic], and only one or two of them committed since last Assizes.--He then adverted to the state of the jail, noticing the death of the late Catholic Chaplain, and requiring them to appoint a fit person to the discharge of that office. With respect to the mode of accounting for money presented for public works, his Lordship remarked, that the greatest attention of the Grand Jury was required on this subject, and that no accounting affidavit should pass in future unless the name of each man employed and the days of the month and week, were inserted in the account of the expenditure, and so of the proprietor of each house. When the work was executed by the undertakers, a specific account must also be kept, and those undertakers be bound to keep in repair for one year such part of the roads as they may be employed to make. In the Civil Court there was very little but fines, and none of the least importance. The Crown Court was principally occupied with trials for offences arising out of private distillation, the source of all the evils in this country. Mr. Brett and Mr. Delany, Revenue Officers, and Henry Benson, whose apprehension was noticed in the Erne Packet of the 28th May were tried for the circumstances therein stated, namely the murder (as it has been termed) of Patrick O'Donnel, the unfortunate man whose life was lost in conveying illicit spirits to the town. The principal evidence produced on the part of the prosecution was Archibald Allingham the owner of the spirits, who had first sworn positive examinations against the prisoner, but afterwards confessed that he did not believe Mr. Delany to be of the party. Throughout the trial the prosecutor's prevarication amounted to nothing short of actual perjury, and the prisoners were of course deservedly acquitted. In his charge to the Jury the learned Judge animadverted in the most pointed terms on the profligacy and mischief at- [Remainder of article illegible: newspage torn.] ======================== Clonmel, June 18.--Yesterday, Geo. Greene, Esq. M. D. exhibited a sample of uncommonly fine barley, grown by him this year on the lands of Powerstown. ======================= |
H. N. ELLIOTT,
GRATEFUL for
past favours, begs leave to inform his Friends, and the Public in
general, that he had received per the Ann, from LONDON, a
Large Assortment of the very best
Gentlemen's BEAVER HATS, Youth's, and LIVERY Ditto ; also, A few WILLOWS, for Summer Wear, Which, with his usual Assortment of all Kinds of Woollen & Cotton Goods, &c. He is determined to sell on Reasonable Terms. Strabane, July 13. ======================== TO BE SET OR SOLD, ALL that HOUSE and STABLE in Strabane, in
the rear of ARCH. M'CREA'S House, with the BALL-COURT ; and if
agreeable to the Purchaser, the HOUSES in which ARCH. M'CREA and J.
FRIZEL live, now Set at £29, 9s. yearly Rent, will also be sold.
For further Particulars, apply to JOHN CHAMBERS, Esq. Lifford. May 26.
====================== TO BE LET,
For such a
Term as may be agreed on, and immediate Possession given,
THE HOUSE and
DEMESNE of KILLYGORDAN, containing about Forty Acres, pleasantly and
conveniently situated, within seven miles of Strabane, and three of
Ballybofey. The Land is of the best quality,
and in high order ; the House Large and Commodious ; and the Offices suitable and convenient. The Garden contains more than an Acre, is well inclosed, and planted with all kinds of Fruit Trees. The CROP, consisting of Oats, Barley, Potatoes, and Flax, will be given at a Valuation, and the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, if required. Proposals, in writing (Post-paid), will be received by ROBT. MANSFIELD, Esq. Killygordan, Castlefin ; or the Rev. GEO. D. MANSFIELD, Greenlodge, Strabane. Killygordan, May 4. ======================= At the Waterford Assizes, on Friday se'nnight James Connery, John Corcoran, and John Walsh were indicted for burglariously entering the house of Widow Hickey, at Craige, in that county, one night in May last, and forcibly carrying off Mary Hickey, her daughter. The trial proceeded with all due solemnity, until, in the exmination of the young woman, she was asked whether she was carried off against her consent, when she replied, "Oh ! no, I was willing to go!"--which convulsed the Court with laughter, and stopped the proceedings. The prisoners were acquitted and discharged. ======================== SHERIFF'S
SALE.
JANE
HUNTER Plaintiff ;
JOHN O'NEILL, Defendant. TO BE SOLD by Auction, by the Sheriff of the County of Tyrone, by Virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias in this Cause, at the Court-House of Strabane, in said County, on MONDAY the 13th day of August next, at the Hour of TWELVE o'Clock at Noon, All the Defendant's Term and Interest in and to the Lands of CLARAGEMORE, in the Possession of the Defendant, situate in the Parish of Upper Langfield, and County of Tyrone. --Dated this 21st day of July, 1812. R. W. LOWRY, Sheriff. ========================= A mutinous spirit having some
time ago
manifested itself in the city of Armagh Yeomanry Corps,
in consequence of Lieutenant Barnes of that corps having signed the
Memorial to Parliament in favour of Catholic Emancipation, a statement
of their conduct was laid before the Lord Lieutenant. The following
letter is reported as the result of that matter: On the 2d instant, the
Armagh Yeomanry Corp. was inspected by Brigade Major Hill, after which
the Major read a letter from Sir E. B. Littlehales (by order of the
Lord Lieutenant) stating, that the ten men whose names are hereunto
annexed, shall be dismissed the corps--" with every possible mark of
his Excellency's disapprobation, for their very culpable and unmilitary
conduct. An outrage of a most disgraceful nature... ========================= TO BE LET, ===================== |
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