The data in my extracts includes entries that interest me from various Irish newspapers from 1720 to 1865 sorted by family name. Simon's extracts references from Longford / Leitrim / Westmeath / Roscommon and were previously on his site LONGFORD ANCESTRY in a different format. They add some bredth and richness to my own efforts.
Main families covered by my extracts 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
| Paper | Year | M | Day | Type | Family name | Forename | Title | Entry | Extract maker |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WMT J | 1829 | 12 | 10 | NPM | DONOVAN | Theodosia Cavendish | At Donoughmore Church, by the Rev. Mr. Crawford, James Fitzmaurice, of Knockavelie, in the county of Kerry, Esq., one of the Solicitors of the Court of Chancery in Ireland, to Theodosia Cavendish Donovan, daughter of Captain Cavendish, formerly Collector of Dundalk, and the near relative of the Lords Waterpark, Clanwilliam, Brandon, Kilmaine, Mayo, Mountmorris, and of the Lord Bishop of Waterford. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1807 | 3 | 19 | NPM | DONOVAN | Miss | On Monday the 6th inst, George BRADDELL Esq of Prospect, co Wexford to Miss DONOVAN of FitzWiliam Square | NickR | |
| CJEA | 1809 | 5 | 11 | NPM | DONOVAN | Miss | In Rathkeale Church, of Limerick, Printer and Bookseller, to Miss DONOVAN, daughter of the late Mr Michael DONOVAN, of Adagh, co. Limerick | NickR | |
| LGA | 1814 | 1 | 25 | NPD | DONOVAN | Mrs | Sunday evening, in Cork Mrs DONOVAN, relict of Morgan DONOVAN Esq | NickR | |
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 17 | NPS | DONOVAN | One DONOVAN, an apprentice to Mr. DERMOT Silversmith was with his Mother committed to Jail, for robbing his Master to a considerable amount; the boy's Sister has turned King's evidence. | NickR | ||
| LC | 1825 | 7 | 09 | NPS | DOOLAN | Michael | A man named James CONWAY was murdered within a few miles of Listowel, on Monday, for simply driving his cow into a field where a bull was at pasture; the owners perceiving he wanted to have the benefit of the animal, without their permission, set upon hm and beat him so unmercifully that death was the immediate consequence. Two of the assailants, William DOOLAN and Michael DOOLAN, were committed to Tralee Gaol the next day, for murder. | NickR | |
| FJ | 1801 | 6 | 06d | NPS | DOOLAN | Peter | On Wednesday last, by direction of the superintendent Magistrate Mr WILSON, the peace officer, with the assistance of petty constables apprehended John MAGRATH; Mat WHELAN, Thos KELLY, Hugh LAUGHLIN and Peter DOOLAN charged with robbing | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 3 | 22 | NPM | DOOLAN | Richard | ASSIZES. Friday, March 16, 1827 ... Second Day - Saturday Richard Doolan, charged with forcibly entering the dwelling house house of Daniel Fox, at Sion Hill, Esq., and taking therefrom a gun, the property of said Daniel Fox. Prudence Fox deposed, that she was in the month of September last, in her father's house at Sion Hill; about six or seven o'clock at night, a man came to the door, and asked to have his pipe lighted; she took his pipe from him, and went to the kitchen fire to light it, and while doing so, she heard her brother cry out that the man had ran off with the gun which was on a rack in the hall; saw the gun lying on the rack five minutes before the man came to the door; would not know the man again; does not know whether he was frunk or not. Daniel Fox deposed, that he lived at Sion Hill in the month of September last, and had a gun lying on a rack in his hall at that time; between six and seven o'clock at night, he heard a rap at his kitchen door, his daughter opened it, and told him that a man wanted to have his pipe lighted, a short time afterwards, witness's son called out "the man has ran off with the gun;" witness and his son immediately pursued him and after running about a mile took him, before which the man threw down the gun. As they were pursuing him another boy came up to their assistance, who along with his son was a few yards nearer the man than he was; saw the man turn round and present a pistol at his son and servant boy while pursuing him; and afterwards saw the charge taken out of the pistol by the police; it was in a bog where the man was taken and when witness came up, the man was lying on the ground as if fainting, but witness thought it was all pretence; when the prisoner presented the pistol at his son during the pursuit he had the gun also under his left arm, identifies the prisoner at the bar as being the man whom he, his son and his servant boy pursued and took prisoner; had never seen the man before in his life. George Fox deposed that he is son of the last witness, and was in his father's house at Sion Hill, on the night that the gun was taken therefrom; was looking out of the kitchen door, and observed it under the man's arm, after he had gone a little distance from the house; witness with another boy pursued the man, & after a very long chase, came up with him and took him, and gave him up to Sergt. Fuller of the police; witness was about sixty yards from the man when he first observed the gun, but was only about ten yards distant when the man turned round and presented a pistol at him and snapped it: would not know the man again, as it was dark; Mr. West came up after the man was taken, and while he was lying on the ground. Edward West deposed, that he lives at Villerstown, and the night when the gun was taken out of Fox's house, he heard an alarm raised, in consequence of which he armed himself, and a few workmen whom he could depend upon; they went in pursuit of the robber; came up to the man, who was lying on the ground, and Fox's son and other two boys were standing beside him; the man lay as if he were in a faint, but being himself a professional man, he felt his pulse, and found it quite regular, at least as much so as any one's would be after being a little excited by exertion; in consequence he desired those who were present to drag the man a little, and having got him up he very suddenly recovered, when witness desired that the man should be brought on, as the country was in such a disturbed state, that he feared a rescue; they brought the prisoner to Killucan and gave him up to Sergeant Fuller of the police; saw the man searched, when several balls were found on his person; the pistol was loaded, witness saw the charge drawn out of it. For the Defence. Peter Magrath deposed, that when the prisoner takes any liquor, he is worse than any man he knows.- The prisoner was found Guilty. ... ------------------------- | SdeM | |
| LC | 1825 | 7 | 09 | NPS | DOOLAN | William | A man named James CONWAY was murdered within a few miles of Listowel, on Monday, for simply driving his cow into a field where a bull was at pasture; the owners perceiving he wanted to have the benefit of the animal, without their permission, set upon hm and beat him so unmercifully that death was the immediate consequence. Two of the assailants, William DOOLAN and Michael DOOLAN, were committed to Tralee Gaol the next day, for murder. | NickR | |
| LC | 1825 | 4 | 09 | NPS | DOOLAN | Mr | On Thursday the grand Steeple Chase, which excited so much of the public curiosity, was run, at Kilmallock.--The field was attended by a number of fashionable sporting characters, and at 8 o'clock, five horses started from near Athlacca Church, and after a smart run, in which some excellent jockeyship was exhibited, Paddy from Cork, the property of Mr. DOOLAN, won in capital stile. Two of the gentlemen were thrown during the race, but not injured. | NickR | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 6 | 08 | NPM | DOONER | John | Esq | June 3, in Abbeyleix Church, by the Hon. and Rev. Wm. Wingfield, John Dooner, Esq., of Mount-street, to Sarah Georgina, eldest daughter of Major Dundas, of Thornbury, in the Queen's County. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 1 | 05 | NPB | DOPPING | A J | In Gardiner's-street, Dublin, on the 2d inst., the lady of A.J. Dopping, Esq., of Lotown, in this County, of a son. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 25 | NPS | DOPPING | Anthony | Esq | The following are the names of the Gentlemen returned by the Judges of Assize to serve the office of High Sheriff, for this County for the ensuing year:- The Hon. John Browne, Galston House. Anthony Dopping, Lowtown, Esq. Robert Batty, Ballyhealy, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 12 | 08 | NPS | DOPPING | Anthony | Esq | DUBLIN CASTLE, 28TH NOV. 1825. Names of Gentlemen returned by the Judges of Assize to serve the office of High Sheriff for the ensuing year:- ... LONGFORD - Alexander Kingston, of Mosstown, Esq., Longford; Barry Fox, of Fox-hall, Esq., Edgeworthstown; James Barber, of Mossvale, Esq., Granard. ... MEATH - Anthony Dopping, of Culmellen, Esq.; ... | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 2 | 10 | NPN | DOPPING | Anthony J | Anthony J. Dopping, of Lowtown, Esq. has been appointed High Sheriff of this County for the present year. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 11 | 13 | NPM | DOPPING | Anthony John | Esq | On Monday, the 10th instant, in St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. Joshua Darcy, Rector of Lacka in the Diocese of Kildare, Anthony John Dopping, of Lotown-house, in the County Westmeath, Esq. to Sarah, eldest daughter of John Grogan, Esq. of Harcourt-street, in this City. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 3 | 11 | NPS | DOPPING | Anthony John | see Samuel DOPPING | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 3 | 11 | NPS | DOPPING | Catherine | see Samuel DOPPING | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 3 | 11 | NPS | DOPPING | Dorothea | see Samuel DOPPING | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 3 | 13 | NPS | DOPPING | John | Esq | HIGH SHERIFFS. (From the Dublin Gazette) Dublin Castle, 3d. March, 1823. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint the following Gentlemen to be High Sheriffs for the ensuing year:- ... LONGFORD – John Dopping of Frankfort, Esq. ... | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 11 | 06 | NPS | DOPPING | John | Esq | Longford Brunswick Club Meeting | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1823 | 11 | 13 | NPM | DOPPING | Mary Ann | On Saturday last, in St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. Joshua D'Arcy, Rector of Lacka, in the Diocese of Kildare, Edward Bateman, of Rosetown, County Kildare, Esq., to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Samuel Dopping, of Lotown-house, County Westmeath, Esq. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 10 | 23 | NPA | DOPPING | Samuel | Esq | COUNTY OF WESTMEATH. TO BE LET, From the 1st day of November next, For such Term as may be agreed upon, The Lands of Corralstown, as held by the late Samuel Dopping, Esq. containing about 220 Acres. These Lands, which are of good quality for Grazing or Tillage, are situate on the Turnpike Road between Kinnegad and Mullingar, within six miles of the latter and three of the former Town. Proposals will be received by Peter Purdon, Esq., Killucan. October 20, 1823. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1823 | 11 | 13 | NPM | DOPPING | Samuel | Esq | On Saturday last, in St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. Joshua D'Arcy, Rector of Lacka, in the Diocese of Kildare, Edward Bateman, of Rosetown, County Kildare, Esq., to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Samuel Dopping, of Lotown-house, County Westmeath, Esq. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 6 | 22 | NPD | DOPPING | Samuel | Esq | June 18, at her residence in Blessington-street, Dublin, Miss Dopping, the last surviving sister of the late Samuel Dopping, Esq., of Lotown, in the county Westmeath. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 3 | 11 | NPS | DOPPING | Samuel | HOME CIRCUIT.- TRIM ASSIZES. MOST IMPORTANT TRIAL. Lessee of Dorothea Dopping and Catherine Dopping, a. Anthony John Dopping, Esq. This was an ejectment on the title, for recovering the vast estates of the late Samuel Dopping, of Lotown, in the County of Westmeath, Esq., brought by the plaintiffs as his co-heiresses at law, against the defendant, who claimed these estates under a will executed by the said Samuel Dopping, bearing date the 25th November, 1820. This will the plaintiffs alleged to be a Forgery, and the question at issue was, whether the will was genuine or fabricated, the onus lying on the defendant, and his counsel had to begin. Mr. Pennefather, who was brought down specially, stated the defendant's case, it was one of the finest displays of forensic eloquence ever heard in a court of justice; it occupied five fours, and there was loud and prolonged applause when he concluded. The examination of defendant's witnesses occupied until three o'clock on the second day of trial, and the case was so completely made out, that on the defendant's counsel having stated they had closed, Mr. Blackburne, who was brought down specially by the plaintiffs, now rose and said, that on consultation with the other Gentlemen concerned with him, they had come to the determination of submitting to a non-suit, it being admitted that the will had been most satisfactorily proved. This announcement was received by the loudest acclamation and cheering; indeed to such an extent was it carried, that the Judge was obliged to interfere to suppress it. The Jury declared that after the proceedings of the first day, their minds were made up. The crowds of tenants who were waiting the issue, outside the court house, caught the sounds of the cheering within, and the street of Trim, presented the greatest scene of confusion, so much so, that neither coach or horseman could pass for some time. The tenants wanted to chair the defendant to his lodgings, who declined it, and found it most difficult to effect his way through the crowd. Thus has terminated a suit, which if considered wither with respect to the stake at question, or the exertions made by the parties litigant, has nothing for many years to compete with it. Counsel for the plaintiffs, Sir H. Meredith, Messrs. Blackburne, Farrell, Tickell, Marclay, Purdon, and Arabin. Agent, Mr. Josias Dunn. Counsel for the defendant, Messrs. Pennefather, Wallace, D'Arcy, Cruise, and Ardill. Agent, Mr. William John Moore. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 15 | NPD | DOPPING | Thomas | Esq | On the 13th instant at Lotown House, in this County, of a pulmonary complaint, in the 16th year of his age, Thomas Dopping, Esq. Though his career in this life was a short one, the progress he had made in learning was incredible, and rapid beyond example; but above all in the Christian knowledge he was most matured. During a protracted and painful illness he frequently proclaimed his full conviction in the all propitiatory atonement of our glorious Redeemer, the efficacy of whose pardoning blood he had vitally experienced; and dying saint-like calling upon Jesus to take and to succour him; he breathed his last rejoicing in Him as his Prophet, his Priest, and his King. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 6 | 22 | NPD | DOPPING | Miss | June 18, at her residence in Blessington-street, Dublin, Miss Dopping, the last surviving sister of the late Samuel Dopping, Esq., of Lotown, in the county Westmeath. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1830 | 8 | 19 | NPS | DOPPING | Mr | LONGFORD ELECTION. ... On the high Sheriff again making proclamation for a second candidate, Thos. Auchmuty, Esq., of Brienstown, rose and said - ... Mr. Dopping, of Derrycarran, here rose and said - ... | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 10 | 18 | NPA | DOPPING | Mrs | COUNTY WESTMEATH. TO BE LET the lands of LOTOWN, For such Term as may be agreed on, either the whole or in large divisions. The Lands of LOTOWN, in the County of Westmeath, containing above 600 acres of meadow and feeding ground of the best quality. These lands are situate within 30 miles of Dublin, 2 miles of the Royal Canal, 6 miles of Mullingar, and 3 of Kinnegad. Application to be made to Mrs. Dopping, Lotown House, if by letter post paid. Thomas Mangan of Lotown will shew the lands. Mullingar, October 18, 1827. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1766 | 9 | 30-04 | NPM | DORAN | Edward | Mr Jun | Mr Edward DORAN jun of Walting Street, to Miss Catherine CHRISTIAN of the Inns Quay | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 11 | 05 | NPS | DORAN | J | Rev Dr | At George's Church, Dublin, the Rev. J DORAN, L.L.D. To Jane, daughter of the late Samuel WALKER, Esq | NickR |
| WMT G | 1835 | 1 | 15 | NPB | DORAN | Maj | At the New Barracks, Limerick, the lady of Major Doran, 18th or Royal Irish Regiment, of a daughter. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 17 | NPM | DOUGLAS | A S | Sir Capt RN | At Naples, the Chevalier de Dupont, Inspector General of the Customs and Revenue Departments of his Sicilian Majesty, to Miss Douglass[sic], second daughter of the late Sir A.S. Douglas, Knt., Captain in the Royal Navy. The ceremony was performed by the Lord Bishop of Ossory. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1809 | 8 | 09 | NPM | DOUGLAS | Archibald Edward | Rev | Lately at St George Hanover Sq London Rev Archibald Edward DOUGLAS rector of Carallway and Ougtreagh in Ireland to the Rt Hon Lady Susan DREW daut of the Earl of DUNMORE | NickR |
| WMT J | 1823 | 5 | 08 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Catherine | Countess Dowager Morton | On the 25th ult. at her house, in Park-street, London, the Rt. Hon. Catherine, Countess Dowager Morton. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 7 | 05 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Charles | Lt | In Cheltenham, Lieutenant Charles Douglas, of the Royal Horse Artillery. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 02 | NPM | DOUGLAS | Elizabeth Emma | William Hamilton Ash, Esq. of Ashbrook, Co. Londonderry, to Elizabeth Emma, daughter of the late Hon. John and Lady Frances Douglas. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 02 | NPM | DOUGLAS | Frances | Lady | William Hamilton Ash, Esq. of Ashbrook, Co. Londonderry, to Elizabeth Emma, daughter of the late Hon. John and Lady Frances Douglas. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 5 | 05 | NPM | DOUGLAS | Frederic North | Mrs | On Tuesday last, at the parish church of Weston, near Weedon, Northamptonshire, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Hely Hutchinson, second son of the Hon. Francis Hely Hutchinson, and nephew of the Earl of Donoughmore and Lord Hutchinson, to the Hon. Mrs. Frederic North Douglas. | SdeM |
| LC | 1824 | 6 | 30 | NPS | DOUGLAS | James | Esq | John CROKER, Esq. is elected Mayor of Clonmel, and Wiliam CHAYTOR, and James DOUGLAS, Esq. Bailiffs thereof. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 02 | NPM | DOUGLAS | John | Hon | William Hamilton Ash, Esq. of Ashbrook, Co. Londonderry, to Elizabeth Emma, daughter of the late Hon. John and Lady Frances Douglas. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 02 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Mary | Mrs | On the 16th instant, at New Birmingham, County of Tipperary, Mary Douglas, widow of the late Matthew Douglas, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 02 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Matthew | Esq | On the 16th instant, at New Birmingham, County of Tipperary, Mary Douglas, widow of the late Matthew Douglas, Esq. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 9 | 12 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Susan | Lady | At Dieppe, Miss Georgina DREW daughter of the late Lady Susan DOUGLAS and John DREW Esq, granddaughter to the late and niece to the present Earl of Dunmore | NickR |
| LC | 1832 | 10 | 13 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Susan | Lady | At the residence of her brother-in-law, J FITZPATRICK Esq, Relngas, Morayshire, Lucy Anne DREW daughter of the late John DREW Esq and the late Lady Susan DOUGLAS, and niece to the Earl of Dunmore | NickR |
| LH | 1832 | 10 | 15 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Susan | Lady | At the residence of her brother-in-law, J FITZPATRICK Esq Relngas, Morayshire, Lucy Anne DREW, daughter of the late John DREW Esq and the late Lady Susan DOUGLAS, and niece to the Earl of Dunmore | NickR |
| WMT J | 1823 | 5 | 15 | NPD | DOUGLAS | Sylvester | Lord Glenbervie | At Cheltenham, in the 80th year of his age, [Sylvester Douglas] Lord Glenbervie. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1829 | 10 | 22 | NPB | DOUGLASS | Lady | On Saturday, the 10th instant, in Fitzwilliam square, Lady Douglass, of a daughter. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 17 | NPM | DOUGLASS[SIC] | Miss | At Naples, the Chevalier de Dupont, Inspector General of the Customs and Revenue Departments of his Sicilian Majesty, to Miss Douglass[sic], second daughter of the late Sir A.S. Douglas, Knt., Captain in the Royal Navy. The ceremony was performed by the Lord Bishop of Ossory. | SdeM | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 4 | 06 | NPD | DOWD | John Kerr | Esq | March 29, at Athlone, in the 64th year of his age, John Kerr Dowd, Esq., Clerk of the Ordinance. This highly respected and pious gentleman enjoyed for more than 20 years, during which he filled this very important situation, the highest esteem of his superiors, and carried with him to the grave the sincere regret of all who knew him. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 7 | 09 | NPM | DOWD | Martha | On yesterday morning, at Mullingar Church by the Hon. and Rev. Henry Browne, Mr. R. Deverell of Tullamore, in the King's County, to Martha, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Dowd, of this town. | SdeM | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 7 | 09 | NPM | DOWD | Robert | Mr | On yesterday morning, at Mullingar Church by the Hon. and Rev. Henry Browne, Mr. R. Deverell of Tullamore, in the King's County, to Martha, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Dowd, of this town. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1858 | 7 | 29 | NPM | DOWDALL | Ansitasia | July 28, at Kingstown, Arthur Charles CROKER Esq late HM 77th Regt, youngest son of the late Richard Hare CROKER, Lt-Col 18th Hussars, to Asistasia, only child of Henry DOWDALL, of Domoinick street, solicitor and granddaughter of Henry DOWDALL Esq late of Ballymahon, co Longford | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1833 | 9 | 19 | NPA | DOWDALL | George | In the matter of Geo. Dowdall, a Bankrupt. ... the Bankrupt's Estate and Interest in All That and Those, the lands of Terlicken, Lacken, Ballyglasson and Ramspark, situate in the county of Longford ... For rentals and particulars of incumbrances, &c., apply to James A. Weldon, Solicitor, 29, Lower Ormond Quay, Agent for the mortgagee in said Deed mentioned; or to James Newcomen, Solicitor, Agent for the Assignee, 4, King's Inns Quay, Dublin. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1858 | 7 | 29 | NPM | DOWDALL | Henry | Esq | July 28, at Kingstown, Arthur Charles CROKER Esq late HM 77th Regt, youngest son of the late Richard Hare CROKER, Lt-Col 18th Hussars, to Asistasia, only child of Henry DOWDALL, of Domoinick street, solicitor and granddaughter of Henry DOWDALL Esq late of Ballymahon, co Longford | NickR |
| WMT J | 1823 | 11 | 06 | NPM | DOWDALL | Luke | Esq | On the 27th inst. in Ballymahon Church, Luke Dowdall, Esq., of Ballymahon, to Sarah, third daughter of Edward Whitley, Esq., of the same place. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 1 | 11 | NPM | DOWDEN | Susannah | Miss | At her brother's, Parade, Cork, on the 26th ult., by the Rev. Dr. Sloan, Mr. Walter Richards Osborne, eldest son of the late Mr. John Osborne, of Castle-st., to Miss Susannah Dowden. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 4 | 21 | NPM | DOWKER | Howard | On the 7th instant, at Monkstown Church, by the Rev. N.B. Mahaffy, Howard Dowker, Esq., Captain in the Hon. East India Company's service, to Sarah, third daughter of H. Fleetwood, Esq., Mount Pellier Parade. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1830 | 4 | 01 | NPM | DOWLING | Amelia Catherine | On the 20th instant, in Ballinrobe Church, by the Rev. John Stephenson, Mr. Robert Hardy, Excise Officer, to Amelia Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Savile Dowling, of that town. | SdeM | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 6 | 29 | NPD | DOWLING | Edward | Mr | In Upper Camden-street, Dublin, on the 22d instant, Mr. Edward Dowling, printer, aged 60 years. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1813 | 6 | 11 | NPM | DOWLING | John | Esq | 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 | NickR |
| LGA | 1815 | 2 | 03 | NPS | DOWLING | Michael | A few days since, that active magistrate, Edward WILSON, Esq. assisted by a party of the Forfarshire militia, apprehended, near Castle Durrow, Michael DOWLING, Michael KAVANAGH, and Thomas TYNAN, who are positively charged with the murder of Kyran CAMPION, a herd of Mr. LITTON's, near Johnstown.— They were, on Sunday last, committed to Kilkenny gaol. Upon this occasion, Mr. WILSON received much assistance from Mr. LAURENSON, chief constable. Mr. WILSON afterwards went went in pursuit of Maurice GRIMES and Edward LABARTE, both of whom he took into custody, and committed them to the gaol at Maryborough. They were charged with being part of the gang that were concerned in the dreadful outrage at Cullahil in October last | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1830 | 4 | 01 | NPM | DOWLING | Savile | Mr | On the 20th instant, in Ballinrobe Church, by the Rev. John Stephenson, Mr. Robert Hardy, Excise Officer, to Amelia Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. Savile Dowling, of that town. | SdeM |
| CG HA | 1790 | 2 | 27 | NPS | DOWLING | Timothy | Limerick, Feb. 25. Monday last was committed to the county jail, by Charles CONYERS, Esq; Patrick REDDIN, charged with feloniously stealing 88 guineas and a pair of silver buckles the property of Timothy DOWLING, of New-Castle. From the circumstances that appeared since he was apprehended, he is suspected to be one of the gang that lately robbed Mr. Stephen CREAGHE of the county Cork. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1825 | 4 | 07 | NPD | DOWLING | Vincent | Esq | At his house at Kentish Town, London on Tuesday morning, aged 69, after a long indisposition, Vincent Dowling, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 4 | 12 | NPM | DOWLING | Walter Blake | Esq | Walter Blake Dowling, of Carraroe, county of Galway, Esq. to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Joseph Burke, of Green-hills, county Mayo, Esq. | SdeM |
| LC | 1792 | 11 | 10 | NPS | DOWLING | Mr | Ennis, November 5, Last Tuesday, Mr. DOWLING, pro Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Mr. REDDIN, Supernumerary Guager, seized in the suburbs of this town, a quantity of leaf tobacco, destroyed a private tobacco manufactory, and lodged the utensils in the Customs House stores. | NickR | |
| LC | 1792 | 7 | 28 | NPM | DOWMAN | Catherine | Miss | [Cork] Yesterday morning, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. John MAYBERRY, to Miss Catherine DOWMAN, of this city. | NickR |
| LS | 1841 | 8 | 16 | NPS | DOWMAN | Mr Sheriff | Report of court case — Maryanne Agnes CAMPION v Barry DREW | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 31 | NPM | DOWNES | Abraham | Rev | On Wednesday last, at Birr Church, by the Rev. Abraham Downes, Henry William Hobbs, Esq. of Millbrook-Lodge, King's County, to Matilda, youngest daughter of the late G. Bayly, Esq. of Newtown, County Tipperary. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 11 | 26 | NPM | DOWNES | Bridget | Miss | In Rathkeale, Captain GILL, Barrackmaster of that town, to the truly agreeable Miss Bridget DOWNES. | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 1 | 27 | NPD | DOWNES | Edward | Esq | Last week, in Rathkeale, at an advanced age, deservedly lamented, Mrs DOWNES, widow of the late Edward DOWNES, Esq. ... | NickR |
| LJ | 1791 | 5 | 23 | NPS | DOWNES | John | Esq | Ennis, May 19, last week, John DOWNES, Esq; Inspector of Excise, assisted by Mr. A. KING, and two detachments of the 69th Regt. from Clare Castle, destroyed the following private distilleries:—three at Tulla, where they seized one worm—one at the Cross-roads near Tulla, and seized a still, head, and worm—and one near Jasper's pound, where they seized the worm, and spilled a large quantities of potale and finings; after which the seizures were brought in here and lodged in his Majesty's stores. Mr. DOWNS also conveyed here and lodged in his Majesty's stores, assisted by Messrs PURCELL and REDDEN, Excise Officers, two large Brewing Pans, which they seized at private Breweries in Six mile-bridge. From Mr. DOWNES's activity and perserverance, the country in general as well as the fair trader, already feel the benefit of his exertions. | NickR |
| LC | 1793 | 3 | 13 | NPS | DOWNES | John | Esq | Last Monday, John DOWNES, Esq; Surveyor of Excise, brought into town, and had lodged in his Majesty's Stores, three hogsheads of smuggled Whiskey, which he sized near this town. | NickR |
| LGA | 1808 | 4 | 26 | NPM | DOWNES | John | Esq | Last Saturday by special license by the Rev Robert WELDON, Francis DREW of Drewscourt Esq to the amiable and accomplished Miss DOWNES daughter of John DOWNES of Ennis Esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1809 | 2 | 10 | NPS | DOWNES | John | Esq | Private Distilleries | NickR |
| FJ | 1809 | 2 | 15 | NPS | DOWNES | John | Esq | Last week, John DOWNES and Alexander KING Esqrs Surveyors of Excise accompanied by Mr W REDDAN Pro Surveyor, Mr T PURCELL probationary Guager and a detachment of the 7th Dragoons proceeded from Ennis to the parish of Kilnoe, Maynoe and Island where they remained from the 1st to the 5th inst during which time they detected eleven private distilleries and five private malt houses all at full work, several stills were seized with considerable quantity of malt ... | NickR |
| LC | 1810 | 3 | 07 | NPS | DOWNES | John | Esq | John DOWNES, Esq; of Loughrea, the father-in-law of Francis DREW, Esq; of Scariff, who was killed in a duel near Dublin the 21st ult. has offered a reward of £50 ster. for the apprehension of his opponent, and also the person by whom he was accompanied to the fatal spot. | NickR |
| LC | 1783 | 7 | 15 | NPD | DOWNES | John | grocer | Last Saturday much regretted by all her acquaintance, Mrs. DOWNES, wife of Mr. John DOWNES, grocer | NickR |
| LC | 1796 | 6 | 15 | NPD | DOWNES | John | Mr | Yesterday, in Mary's-street, much regretted, Mr. John DOWNES, Grocer. | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 2 | 01 | NPD | DOWNES | John | Mr | At his house, in Clare Street, Limerick, yesterday morning, Mr. John DOWNES, aged 68 years. He was for many years on the retired list of his Majesty's Revenue, and one of the oldest members of the Masonic Order in this City. His remains are to be interred in St. Mary's Church-yard on tomorrow with full Masonic honors. | NickR |
| LC | 1799 | 3 | 06 | NPD | DOWNES | John | Mrs | Last night in Mary's Street, much lamented, Mrs. DOWNES, relict of Mr. John DOWNES, late of this City, grocer | NickR |
| LC | 1785 | 5 | 12 | NPA | DOWNES | John | Joh Downes, Creagh Lane, has received a fresh Parcel of Genuine Porter, which he sells bottled as usual Limerick, May 12, 1785 | NickR | |
| LS | 1837 | 9 | 22 | NPS | DOWNES | Patrick | beating of tithe bailiff and 2 assistants; Michael LILLIS, Bailiff, his son John and Patrick DOWNES assistants ... property of James TOOMEY of Clorhane in this co civil bill decree, and at suit of the Rev Edward CROKER of Croom ... 4 years arears | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 7 | 16 | NPM | DOWNES | R | Rev | At Lymington, by the Rev R DOWNES, vicar, Charles LONDON Esq MD physican of that place to Magracia eldest daughter of the late Wm RYVES Esq of Ryves Castle, county Limerick | NickR |
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 04 | NPM | DOWNES | Samuel | Mr | May 28, Samuel Gore, third son of Mr. Samuel Downes, of Camden-street, to Elizabeth Ann, youngest daughter of the late Lieutenant Abraham Moulton, of the 23d Light Dragoons. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 04 | NPM | DOWNES | Samuel Gore | May 28, Samuel Gore, third son of Mr. Samuel Downes, of Camden-street, to Elizabeth Ann, youngest daughter of the late Lieutenant Abraham Moulton, of the 23d Light Dragoons. | SdeM | |
| LC | 1792 | 3 | 17 | NPS | DOWNES | William | Esq | Letters patent have been passed under the Great Seal of this kingdom, constituting and appointing William DOWNES, Esq; on of his Majesty's Justices of his Majesty's Court of King's Bench, in the room of John BENNETT, Esq; deceased, and yesterday he was sworn before the Lord Chancellor accordingly. | NickR |
| LGA | 1808 | 4 | 26 | NPM | DOWNES | Miss | Last Saturday by special license by the Rev Robert WELDON, Francis DREW of Drewscourt Esq to the amiable and accomplished Miss DOWNES daughter of John DOWNES of Ennis Esq | NickR | |
| BNL | 1796 | 3 | 28-01 | NPS | DOWNES | Mr Justice | Enniskillen Assizes — Trial of Mr John CROKER | NickR | |
| LGA | 1819 | 8 | 10 | NPS | DOWNES | Rev | Execution | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 5 | 05 | NPS | DOWNES | Rev Mr | The Rev Mr DOWNES thankfully acknowledges the recipt of 10l., per Rev Richard DICKSON, from C. B. BARKER, Esq. for the erection of a chapel at Ballybrowne, County Limerick. | NickR | |
| LC | 1827 | 10 | 06 | NPS | DOWNEY | James | James DOWNEY, a convict, escaped from Carlow Gaol, on Tuesday, after scaling a wall of 20 feet. In the fall, blood gushed from his nose and eyes; and, thou' an active pursuit was made, he evaded his guards. | NickR | |
| LGA | 1812 | 2 | 11 | NPS | DOWNEY | William | Committed—By Eyre EVANS Esq. to the county jail, on Thursday, William READY, Willim DOWNEY, Patrick ROONAN, John CASEY, and Patrick LEE, charged with felony, unlawful assemblies, and buglary in the house of D. BERKELEY, of Kilmallock | NickR | |
| LGA | 1811 | 4 | 12 | NPS | DOWNEY | Cork Assizes DOWNEY v. MONTGOMRERY This was an action of considerable elucidation to the relation that subsist between landlord and tenant, and the issue manifested that though the former may be the superior he cannot be the tyrant of his tenant. The damages were laid at £2000; and there was a verdict for £500. | NickR | ||
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 14 | NPS | DOWNING | Andrew | Waterford, March 8. Saturday came on in the county court before the Hon. Mr. Baron POWER, and a very respectable jury, the trials of John MUSGRAVE, Esq; Michael BROWN, Anderw DOWNING, John NEWIL, Bartholemew SULLIVAN, Richard LEE, Peter BYRNE, John MULLINS, Maurice HICKEY, Wm. BROWN, Joseph BENNET, Jas. LEE, and James KENNEDY; for the killing of William BALDWIN, Thomas SHANAHAN, Laurence HICKEY, and Walter WALSH, on the 29th of August last. After witnesses were examined, his Lordship summed up the evidence to the jury, who, in a few minutes, brought in the traversers not guilty, to the entire satisfaction ofevery impartial person present. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 2 | 05 | NPM | DOWNING | Ann | On the 23d inst., in St. Ann's Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Ralph Ward, T.S. Magee, Esq., to Ann, daughter of the late Dawson Downing, Esq., of Rowesgift, County of Londonderry. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 19 | NPM | DOWNING | Catharine | Miss | In St. Andrew's Church, on the 8th instant, by the Rev. James Nevin, Joseph Alexander Goulding, Esq. of Thomas street, to Miss Catharine Downing, of Dame street. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 2 | 05 | NPM | DOWNING | Dawson | Esq | On the 23d inst., in St. Ann's Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Ralph Ward, T.S. Magee, Esq., to Ann, daughter of the late Dawson Downing, Esq., of Rowesgift, County of Londonderry. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 8 | 12 | NPD | DOWNS | A. | Rev | Last week, at an advanced age, the Rev. A. Downs, Rector of Birr, in which town and neighbourhood he exercised his long and useful ministry. | SdeM |
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 10 | NPS | DOWNS | John | Robert M'MAHON, for bigamy, Augustine FITZGERALD, for sheep stealing, James M'MANUS, for cow stealing; and John GALVIN and Jerry SULLIVAN, for larceny, all to be transported for seven years. John and Michael DOWNS and James MANGAN, for manslaughter, to be transported for seven years. John GORMAN, for murder of James O'DONNELL at a hurling match, guilty of manslaughter— like sentence. Thomas KEATING, for same offence, acquitted. Pat CONNERY, for sheep stealing—guilty—not sentenced. | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 7 | 02 | NPS | DOWNS | John | Committed to Ennis Jail, by Randal BOROUGH, Esq., Thomas BANINGTON alias BURANE, for the murder of John DOWNS. | NickR | |
| LC | 1827 | 8 | 25 | NPS | DOYLE | Ann | Miss | At Galway Assizes, last week, the case of breach of promise of marriage, In which Miss Ann DOYLE, of Galway, was plaintiff, and Mr. Hugh CLARKE, of Loughrea, was defendant, came before a crowded Court and Jury. Damages laid at 5000l. The lady is of a respectable family and of considerable personal attractions—the fickle suitor wealthy, but beyond the meridian of life. The Jury marked their displeasure of his bad taste and want of honor, by a vedict of 1000l. and costs. Mr. O'CONNELL led for the plaintiff, and Mr. NORTH, M. P. for defendant. | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 10 | 07 | NPN/S | DOYLE | Charles | Maj Gen | Address to Maj Gen Charles DOYLE .... George T CROKER Scart | NickR |
| Longford J | 1839 | 11 | 16 | NPD | DOYLE | Francis Hastings | Maj-Gen Sir | Nov. 6, at Wimpole-street, London, Major-General Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart., aged 58 years. He was Deputy-Lieutenant of the Tower of London, and Chairman of the Commissioners of Excise. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1847 | 12 | 02 | NPM | DOYLE | J | Esq | On the 28th of November, in St Peter's church, by the Rev Richard STACK, and afterwards at the lady's residence Rathmines, by the Rev W J MULHALL, CC of St Andrew's, Westland row, Edward CHAPMAN Esq of Erne street, to Margaret youngest daughter of J DOYLE Esq of Grey Stones, co Wicklow | NickR |
| FJ | 1860 | 1 | 04 | NPD | DOYLE | James | Death of Centenarians.—Our obituary this week records the death of James DOYLE of South Hylton, near Sunderland, on the 24th instant, at the extraordinary age of one hundred and seven years. Deceased was a native of Ireland, and papermaker by trade. —Sunderland Herald. The oldest man in Newport, Richard ROURKE, aged one hundred and three years, died here on Monday, having all his senses and the use of his limbs preserved to the last. The deceased was engaged in the great Irish rebellion, and it was to this town he escaped in a coaling vessel from bing arrested on that memorable occasion. During the few past months a few kind-hearted gentlemen subscribed towards his maintenance, but he was always dutifully cared for by "his boy", as the old man used to term his son, who is rather an aged man, working as ajourneyman printer. —Bristol Mercury. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 3 | 27 | NPD | DOYLE | John | Gen Sir Bt | At an advanced age, on Tuesday the 11th instant, at her house in Baggot- street, Dublin, Mrs. Bushe, sister to General Sir John Doyle, Bart., G.C.B. and K.C., and mother to the Lord Chief Justice Bushe. | SdeM |
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 14 | NPM | DOYLE | John | Mr | Mr. John DOYLE of Mountrath-street, to Miss SAVAGE of Nicholas-street | NickR |
| WMT J | 1823 | 9 | 04 | NPM | DOYLE | Joshua | At the Friends' Meeting-house, Lynn, county Norfolk, Joshua Doyle, late of Cork, to Elizabeth Clarke, of Downham, eldest daughter of the late Zachary Clarke. | SdeM | |
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 1 | 22 | NPA | DOYLE | Laurence C | Kilmallock General Dispensary. A General Meeting of the Subscribers to the above Dispensary is requested at Hussey's Inn, Kilmallock, on Saturday, the 26th instant, to audit the accounts for the past year, and make arrangements for the current. Report of court case — Maryanne Agnes CAMPION v Barry DREW | NickR | |
| FJ | 1842 | 9 | 01 | NPM | DREW | Barry | Esq | On the 30th ult, in St George's church, Barry DREW Esq of Flower Hill, co Waterford, to Jane eldest daughter of Arthur BAKER Esq of Balheary House, co Dublin | NickR |
| FJ | 1843 | 9 | 22 | NPB | DREW | Barry | Esq | On the 20th inst, in Mountjoy square, the lady of Barry DREW Esq of Flower Hill, co Waterford, of a son and heir | NickR |
| FJ | 1845 | 10 | 16 | NPD | DREW | Barry | Esq | On the 14th inst, in Blessington street, the lady of Barry DREW Esq of Flower Hill, co Waterford, of a daughter | NickR |
| FJ | 1772 | 1 | 25-28 | NPM | DREW | Barry | At Clonmore Co Kilkenny, Barry DREW of Drewmount to Miss Ann PAUL of Waterford | NickR | |
| Cork Const | 1836 | 8 | 20 | NPA | DREW | Barry | Mr Barry DREW begs to inform the Vendors of BENNETT's Worm Powder, that they can now be supplied by him with any quantity of that most celebrate medicine. It may be necessary to state for the information of the public, that the Symptoms attending Children affected with Worms, as stated by that most celebrated Physician, Dr UNDERWOOD, are as follows:— A Foul Breath, Itching of the Nose, Hard Belly, Pains in the Stomach, Dull Countenance, Startin the Sleep, and Grinding of the Teeth, a Short Dry Cough, Dark Hollow Circle round the Eyes, and irregular Appetite. June 3. | NickR | |
| LS | 1841 | 11 | 11 | NPD | DREW | Barry | Barry fourth son of Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR | |
| FJ | 1853 | 12 | 09 | NPD | DREW | Browning | Rev | December 6, at the glebe house, Kiltallagh, co Kerry, Anne, wife of the Rev Browning DREW, and sister of Admiral Sir Thomas HERBERT MP | NickR |
| FJ | 1845 | 11 | 18 | NPM | DREW | Caroline Jane | On the 20th of May, at Horbart Town, Robert CROOKS, Esq third son of William CROKS Esq of Derreen, co Cork, to Caaroline Jane, eldset daughter of Capt DREW of the Royal Navy | NickR | |
| LS | 1841 | 8 | 16 | NPS | DREW | Catherine | Miss | Report of court case — Maryanne Agnes CAMPION v Barry DREW | NickR |
| FJ | 1858 | 10 | 26 | NPM | DREW | Catherine Henrietta | October 21, at Youghal, David H LAMBERT, Esq of Rock Ferry, Cheshire, to Catherine Henrietta, daughter of the Rev Pierce Wm DREW rector of the parish | NickR | |
| FJ | 1845 | 10 | 31 | NPD | DREW | Charlotte Whybrew | On the 23d of October, at Elmsworth, Charlotte Whybrew, youngest daughter of the late Capt DREW of the 28th Regt | NickR | |
| FJ | 1819 | 6 | 17 | NPM | DREW | Constance | On the 5th Inst, John HEWLETT [HULEATT} Esq of Raheens, co Clare, to Constantia daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq of Drewsborough, in the same co | NickR | |
| LGA | 1819 | 6 | 11 | NPM | DREW | Constantina | On Saturday, at Tomgrany church, by the Rev Sir Wm READE Bt, John HEWLETT Esq of Raheen, Co Clare, to Constantina daughter of the late Francis DREW of Drewsborough Esq | NickR | |
| LC | 1834 | 12 | 13 | NPN | DREW | Daniel | farmer | Registry List of voters registered for the county of the city Limerick since Nov 1832 ... DREW, Daniel, farmer, Bunlicky £10, lands at Bunlicky ... | NickR |
| LT | 1836 | 3 | 31 | NPN | DREW | Daniel | Registry of voters in Limerick ... 120 DREW, Daniel, farmer, Bunlickey, parish of Mungret ... | NickR | |
| LC | 1825 | 10 | 08 | NPS | DREW | Drancis | Esq | At the Autumn Meeting of the Lismore Agricultural Society, on the 22d, in the first class, Stephen MOORE, of Sapperton, Esq was awarded a silver cup for the best bull; Walter GILES, of Colnagow, Esq for the best heiffer, dam and sow; Francis DREW, of Macollop, Esq for the best boar. | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 2 | 22 | NPD | DREW | Edward | In Henry Street, Edward, youngest son of G. P. DREW, Esq. He had been remarkably healthy, and strong, and a very interesting infant of 14 months old. | NickR | |
| FJ | 1858 | 3 | 23 | NPD | DREW | Edward Paoli | Esq MD | March 16, at Cappoquin, co Waterford, Julia Adelaide wife of E P DREW Esq MD aged 30 years | NickR |
| FJ | 1844 | 4 | 19 | NPM | DREW | Edward Paul [Paoli] | Esq MD | At the Cathedral, Waterford, Edward Paul DREW Esq MD of Cappoquin, to Julia Adelaide only daughter of Maj Gen G L WAHAB of the HECS | NickR |
| FJ | 1843 | 11 | 02 | NPN | DREW | Edward W | Esq | List of Special Jurors for county Dublin (full list) 87 Edward W DREW of Kingstown , esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1809 | 4 | 04 | NPM | DREW | Eliza | Miss | Yesterday, by the Rev J INGRAM, at Kilmurray Church, Mr Stephen B GOGGIN, of this city printer and bookseller, to Miss Eliza DREW, daughter of the late Lambert DREW of Scariff county Clare Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1827 | 5 | 09 | NPM | DREW | Eliza | In Belfast, John GROGAN, jun. Esq. to Eliza only daughter of the late Richard DREW, of Dunsilly, County Antrim, Esq. | NickR | |
| LGA | 1812 | 5 | 15 | NPM | DREW | Elizabeth | Miss | On 10th inst in Dublin, William Francis M'EVOY Esq of Brunswick Street in that city to Elizabeth eldest daughter of the late Mr James DREW | NickR |
| FJ | 1844 | 11 | 07 | NPD | DREW | Elizabeth | Mrs | On the 5th inst, at her residence St Mary's Abbey, Mrs Elizabeth DREW, in her 88th year, beloved and highly respected. [b c1756; refer Peter DREW d @48 in 1834] | NickR |
| FJ | 1844 | 1 | 05 | NPM | DREW | Elizabeth | On the 2d inst, in Limerick, Kyvas TULLY Esq second son of Capt TULLY of the RN to Elizabeth youngest daughter of the late Ringrose DREW Esq of Drewsborough, co Clare | NickR | |
| FJ | 1856 | 5 | 19 | NPD | DREW | Elizabeth | May 11, at Fermoy, Elizabeth relict of Samuel P DREW Esq MD | NickR | |
| LC | 1834 | 12 | 13 | NPM | DREW | Ellen | Miss | At Philadepphia, on 2th Octoner, by the Rev John HUES, Signor Nicholas MONACHESI, of Rome, to Miss Ellen DREW late of this city | NickR |
| FJ | 1799 | 9 | 21 | NPN | DREW | F | jun | County Clare - We approve the union - F DREW jun Drewsborough | NickR |
| FJ | 1848 | 9 | 6 | NPM | DREW | F B | Lt | On the 2d inst, at Athleague church, F B DREW Lt and Adjutant of the 40th Regt, to Anne Charlotte second daughter of John CASTOR Esq of Woodblastwich Hall, Norfolk | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 3 | 20 | NPB | DREW | F L | Esq | In Henry Street Limerick the lady of F L DREW Esq of a son | NickR |
| LGA | 1818 | 6 | 23 | NPM | DREW | Frances | Miss | Hugh BRADY Esq of Raheens to Frances daughter of the late Francis DREW of Drewsborough in the county Clare | NickR |
| FJ | 1818 | 6 | 26 | NPM | DREW | Frances | Hugh BRADY Esq of Raheens, co Clare, to Frances second daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq of Dresborough in that co | NickR | |
| LT | 1836 | 5 | 14 | NPM | DREW | Frances | On Saturday morning (12/5), by the Rev Thomas ST GEORGE, at the Cathedral of Killaloe, Capt TULLY to Francis daughter of the late Ringrose DREW Esq of Drewsborrough, co Clare | NickR | |
| FJ | 1836 | 5 | 17 | NPM | DREW | Frances | On Saturday last (12/5), at the Cathedral of Killaloe, Capt TULLY to Francis daughter of the late Ringrose DREW of Drewsborrough, co Clare, Esq | NickR | |
| FJ | 1816 | 9 | 11 | NPD | DREW | Frances Letitia | In Glentworth Street, Limerick, Frances Letitia youngest daughter of George Purdon DREW Esq | NickR | |
| LGA | 1816 | 9 | 10 | NPD | DREW | Frances Louisa | In Glentworth Street, Frances Louisa youngest daughter of George Purdon DREW Esq | NickR | |
| FJ | 1823 | 2 | 13 | NPD | DREW | Frances Margaret | On the 5th inst, at Loughrea, Frances Margaret, only child of Francis DREW Esq of Drewscourt, in the county Clare | NickR | |
| LC | 1832 | 10 | 13 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Dr | In Cork, Dr Francis DREW to the widow FENNELL | NickR |
| FJ | 1787 | 9 | 12 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | In the county Waterford, at an advanced age, Francis DREW Esq | NickR |
| FJ | 1801 | 1 | 07 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | Francis DREW of Drewsborough Co Clare to Miss EYRE, Sister of Colonel EYRE, niece to the late Rt Hon Lord EYRE and first cousin to the Rt Hon Viscount Dunlow with a fortune above 20000l including landed property | NickR |
| LGA | 1806 | 1 | 14 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Sunday se'nnight at Neagh in the 52nd year of his age Francis DREW of Drewsborough Co Clare Esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1806 | 10 | 14 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | The Lord High Chancellor has been pleased to appoint Francis DREW of Drewsborough county Clare Esq as a Magistrate of the counties Clare and Limerick | NickR |
| LGA | 1808 | 4 | 26 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | Last Saturday by special license by the Rev Robert WELDON, Francis DREW of Drewscourt Esq to the amiable and accomplished Miss DOWNES daughter of John DOWNES of Ennis Esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1809 | 2 | 28 | NPB | DREW | Francis | Esq | Thursday last, at her father's house, J DOWNES Esq, in Ennis, the lady of Frans. DREW of a daughter | NickR |
| DEP | 1810 | 2 | 22 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | FATAL DUAL!BALBRIGGAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 21.About eight o'clock this morning, three post-chaises were observed driving rapidly over the bridge of Knockengin, which joins the counties of Dublin and Meath. They immediately drove to the strand contiguous to the county of Meath, and the persons that were in them having alighted, proceeded to the business of marking out the ground and charging the pistols, for a duel between two gentlemen, one of the name of DREW, and the other of O'BRIEN. Whatever the cause of quarrel might have been, it was soon decided, for on taking their places, and the signal being given by the seconds, they fired together, when instantaneously Mr. D. fell, dead! his opponent's ball having entered his forehead over the left eye, passing through the brain, and coming out at the back of his head! By this time numbers of the peasantry were assembled on the banks above the shore, something like an indistinct murmur was expressed, of taking the survivor into custody, but this was prevented by the immediate flight of himself and second to the post-chaise, which drove off with them with the rapidity of lightning—nor were the rest of the party flow in following—for before a quarter of an hour elapsed from their arrival, all had disappeared, leaving the breathless, bleeding body of their companion to the promiscuous care of the surrounding multitude. | NickR |
| LC | 1810 | 3 | 07 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | John DOWNES, Esq; of Loughrea, the father-in-law of Francis DREW, Esq; of Scariff, who was killed in a duel near Dublin the 21st ult. has offered a reward of £50 ster. for the apprehension of his opponent, and also the person by whom he was accompanied to the fatal spot. | NickR |
| LGA | 1810 | 3 | 30 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | Monday night at Scarff, after a few days illness, much regretted by his friends and acquaintences, John DREW Esq lieutenant in the Clare regt of militia, and uncle to the late Francis DREW Esq attorney | NickR |
| FJ | 1810 | 5 | 18 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Monday last (14/5), Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the counties Cork and Waterford | NickR |
| LGA | 1810 | 5 | 18 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | [Friday] On Monday night last, Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop on of HM's JP for the counties of Cork and Waterford | NickR |
| LGA | 1810 | 7 | 10 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | Cornelius O'BRIEN Esq, who stands charged with the murder of Francis DREW, of Scariff, co Clare, Esq, has given notice that he will in due time surrender himself to the High Sheriff of co Meath, to abide his trial at the assizes of that county at Trim | NickR |
| LGA | 1810 | 8 | 28 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | Trial of Cornelius O'BRIEN for the murder of Francis DREW in a duel | NickR |
| LGA | 1810 | 9 | 07 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | Statement on dueling | NickR |
| LGA | 1818 | 6 | 23 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | Hugh BRADY Esq of Raheens to Frances daughter of the late Francis DREW of Drewsborough in the county Clare | NickR |
| FJ | 1818 | 6 | 26 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | Hugh BRADY Esq of Raheens, co Clare, to Frances second daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq of Dresborough in that co | NickR |
| LGA | 1819 | 6 | 11 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Saturday, at Tomgrany church, by the Rev Sir Wm READE Bt, John HEWLETT Esq of Raheen, Co Clare, to Constantina daughter of the late Francis DREW of Drewsborough Esq | NickR |
| FJ | 1819 | 6 | 17 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 5th Inst, John HEWLETT [HULEATT] Esq of Raheens, co Clare, to Constantia daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq of Drewsborough, in the same co | NickR |
| FJ | 1820 | 7 | 20 | NPN/S | DREW | Francis | Esq | Waterford Assizes .. county grand jury ... Francis DREW of Macallop Esq ... John Douse LANGLEY of Ballyduff Esq ... | NickR |
| FJ | 1823 | 2 | 13 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 5th inst, at Loughrea, Frances Margaret, only child of Francis DREW Esq of Drewscourt, in the county Clare | NickR |
| LC | 1823 | 7 | 16 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Thursday, Francis DREW, Esq of Drewscourt, in this county, a gentleman of most unbounded charity and sterling worth. His remains were interred in the family vault at Castletown-Conyers, on Monday attended by all the gentlemen in the country and a concourse of People unequalled at any former occasion of the kind. His extensive estates in the cos Limerick and Kerry devolve to his only sister, the lady of John Cuff KELLY, of Stormont, in this county Esq | NickR |
| FJ | 1823 | 7 | 18 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 10th inst, Francis DREW, Esq of Drewscourt, co Limerick, a gentleman of most unbounded charity and sterling worth. His extensive estates in the cos Limerick and Kerry devolve to his only sister, the lady of John Cuff KELLY Esq of Stormont | NickR |
| LC | 1823 | 7 | 19 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | The deeply lamented Francis DREW, esq of Drewscourt, died n Friday instead of Thursday, as stated in our last. | NickR |
| FJ | 1823 | 7 | 21 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 10th inst, Francis DREW, Esq of Drewscourt, co Limerick, a gentleman of most unbounded charity and sterling worth. His extensive estates in the cos Limerick and Kerry devolve to his only sister, the lady of John Cuff KELLY Esq of Stormont | NickR |
| LC | 1824 | 3 | 20 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | At Castle Hyde Church, by the Rev. Dr. CAMPION, Richard Giffard CAMPION, Esq; of Bushy Park, County Cork, to Lucy, eldest daughter of the late Francis DREW, Esq; of Mocollop, County Waterford | NickR |
| LC | 1825 | 12 | 21 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | At Fermoy, Arabella, youngest daughter of the late Francis DREW, of Mocollop Esq. | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 6 | 17 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | At Lismore, John, third son of the late Francis DREW, of Macollop, Esq. | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 12 | 23 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | A few nights back, two fat cows, the property of Francis DREW, and Richard STEPHENSON, Esqrs. which were grazing on the lands of Tullileagh, near Springfield Castle, were maliciously cut amd stabbed with some sharp instrument. The poor beasts died of the wounds so barbarously inflicted. | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 2 | 09 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Esq | No Brunswicker | NickR |
| LC | 1832 | 6 | 30 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Wednesday, at Curraheen, in this co in the prime of life, after a lingering illness which she bore with Christian resignation Mary wife of Francis DREW Esq | NickR |
| LH | 1832 | 7 | 02 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | Wednesday last, at Curraheen, in this co, in the prime of life, Mary, wife of Francis DREW Esq | NickR |
| ClonmAdv | 1832 | 7 | 04 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | At Curraheen, co Limerick, Mary, wifer of Francis DREW Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1833 | 2 | 13 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | In Cork, Anne daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1833 | 7 | 27 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | On Wednesday, at Anne's church, Dublin, Francis DREW Esq son of Ringrose DREW Esq of Drewsborough, co Clare, to the Hon Margaret Everina, fourth daughter of the late and sister of the present Lord MASSY | NickR |
| LC | 1834 | 5 | 10 | NPB | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 6th inst, in Upper George's Street, the Hon Mrs Francis DREW of s daughter | NickR |
| LS | 1838 | 7 | 31 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | At the Royal Barracks, Dublin, Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| LS | 1840 | 9 | 21 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | Francis DREW Esq of Macollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| FJ | 1841 | 3 | 04 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 2d inst, in St Anne's church, James BARRY Esq of Ballyclough, High Sheriff of the co Cork and eldest son of the late Maj Gen BARRY to Olivia Maria, only daughter of the late Francis DREW Esq of Moycollap Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| LS | 1841 | 3 | 04 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | At St Anne's church Dublin, James BARRY Esq of Ballyclough, High Sheriff of the co of Cork, to Olivia Maria only daughter and heiress of the late Francis DREW Esq of Moycollop castle and D L of County Waterford | NickR |
| LS | 1841 | 11 | 11 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | Barry fourth son of Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| FJ | 1843 | 6 | 22 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 15th inst, at Cove, Tankerville C DREW Esq late of the 45th Regt, second son of the late Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop, co Waterford | NickR |
| FJ | 1847 | 1 | 07 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | On the 1st inst, in Parnell-place, John Tankerville, only son of the late John DREW Esq MD and nephew of Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| FJ | 1847 | 4 | 08 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | In Limerick, after a lingering illness, Francis DREW Esq late quartermaster of the 49th Regt | NickR |
| FJ | 1853 | 9 | 21 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | May 11, at Melbourne, Australia, Francis L DREW Esq eldest son of Francis DREW Esq of Frogmore, co Cork, to Mary, eldest daughter of J MAXWELL Esq formerly of Portaferry, co Down | NickR |
| FJ | 1856 | 3 | 12 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Esq | November 12, at Kew, Mebourne, John, second son of the late J MC KEAN, Esq of Edinburgh, to Louisa, fourth daughter of the Francis DREW Esq of Frogmore, co Cork | NickR |
| FJ | 1861 | 5 | 24 | NPD | DREW | Francis | Esq | May 22, in this city, Anna Maria, widow of Francis DREW Esq of Mocollop Castle, co Waterford | NickR |
| FJ | 1777 | 4 | 05-08 | NPM | DREW | Francis | Francis DREW of Drewsborough Co Clare to Miss Frances ODELL | NickR | |
| FJ | 1799 | 9 | 21 | NPN | DREW | Francis | County Clare - We approve the union - Francis DREW Drewsborough | NickR | |
| LGA | 1810 | 2 | 23 | NPS | DREW | Francis | Fatal Duel. –Wednesday morning a meeting took place near the Man of War, in the county of Meath, between Mr. DREW and Mr. O'BRIEN, both gentlemen Attornies, when upon the first fire, the former received a mortal wound, and instantly fell. The survivor and his seconds are in custody at the Head Police Office in Exchange-court.—Correspondent | NickR | |
| FJ | 1816 | 8 | 06 | NPN/S | DREW | Francis | Waterford August 2, ... Grand Jury sworn ... Richard USSHER ... Francis DREW, John Douse LANGLEY, ... Edmund BARRETT | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 9 | 10 | NPN/S | DREW | Francis | Game Licences — Names of persons who have obtained Game Certificates since the 25th of March last, taken from a list posted at the Distributors Office in Limerick ... COOTE, William, Mount Coote ... DREW, Francis, Drewsborough co Clare ... | NickR | |
| LC | 1833 | 11 | 30 | NPN | DREW | Francis | Game Licences ... COOTE, William, Mount Coote ... DREW, Francis, Drewsborough, co Clare ... | NickR | |
| LS | 1838 | 11 | 02 | NPN | DREW | Francis | game licences ... CROKER, J R Croom Glebe ... DREW, Francis, Drewsborough ... | NickR | |
| FJ | 1853 | 1 | 29 | NPD | DREW | Francis Barry | Capt | December 6, on her way from Hyderbad to Kurrachon, Anne Charlotte wife of Capt DREW of the 64th Regt | NickR |
| FJ | 1854 | 9 | 05 | NPM | DREW | Francis Barry | Capt | August 31, at Westbourne-terace, Capt F B DREW of the 11th egt, to Henrietta Catherine, eldest daughter the late John A HUNTER Esq of Ormsley Lodge, Surrey | NickR |
| FJ | 1857 | 9 | 04 | NPB | DREW | Francis Barry | Capt | August 27, at Kildare, the wife of Capt Francis B DREW of a daughter | NickR |
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| ?? | W ALEXANDER | Part 01 |
| William ALEXANDER | John Drew jr ATKIN | Part 02 |
| John Thomas ATKIN | Anne BANKS | Part 03 |
| Joseph BANKS | Edward BATTY | Part 04 |
| Espine BATTY | Edward BENNET | Part 05 |
| Eliza BENNET | E BERNEY | Part 06 |
| Maria BERNEY | James S BLACKER | Part 07 |
| Stewart BLACKER | Thomas BOND | Part 08 |
| Thomas BOND | Mary BOYD | Part 09 |
| Robert BOYD | John BRINKLEY | Part 10 |
| John BRINKLEY | Edward BULLER | Part 11 |
| BULLER | BYRNE | Part 12 |
| Francis BYRON | Parker CARROLL | Part 13 |
| Robert Franklin CARROLL | Charles CHAMBERLAIN | Part 14 |
| Charles CHAMBERLAIN | Crosbie Morgell CHRISTIAN | Part 15 |
| Douglas CHRISTIAN | Jane CLOSE | Part 16 |
| John F CLOSE | Teresa COMERFORD | Part 17 |
| John (Jun) COMINS | Charles COOTE | Part 18 |
| Charles COOTE | Mary COOTE | Part 19 |
| Mary COOTE | Robert COX | Part 20 |
| Samuel COX | [John Wilson] CROKER | Part 21 |
| [Margaret Anne] CROKER | Elizabeth Jane CROKER | Part 22 |
| Elizabeth Vowel (nee COX) CROKER | John CROKER | Part 23 |
| John CROKER | Thomas CROKER | Part 24 |
| Thomas CROKER | Anne CUMBERLEGE | Part 25 |
| CUMBERLEGE | Basil Lukey DAVOREN | Part 26 |
| Basil D'AVOREN | Eliza D'ESTERRE | Part 27 |
| H D'ESTERRE | Simon DONOVAN | Part 28 |
| Theodosia Cavendish DONOVAN | Francis Barry DREW | Part 29 |
| Francis Lambert DREW | DREW | Part 30 |
| DREW | John ECHLIN | Part 31 |
| John ECHLIN | Eliza EVANS | Part 32 |
| Eliza EVANS | David FERGUSON | Part 33 |
| Eliza FERGUSON | William FITZGERALD | Part 34 |
| William FITZGERALD | Francis FORSTER | Part 35 |
| Francis FORSTER | Richard FRIZELLE | Part 36 |
| FRODSHAM | John GEORGE | Part 37 |
| GEORGE | Thomas GOGGIN | Part 38 |
| Thomas GOGGIN | William Francis GRAHAM | Part 39 |
| William Thomas GRAHAM | Mary GREENE | Part 40 |
| Molesworth GREENE | H HAILY | Part 41 |
| G HALAHAN | Thomas HARDING | Part 42 |
| Thomas HARDING | William HAY | Part 43 |
| William HAY | HEWETSON | Part 44 |
| HEWETSON | Lydia Cambridge (nee MACGOWAN) HODGSON | Part 45 |
| George Frederick HODSON | John HOPKINS | Part 46 |
| Joseph Francis HOPKINS | P HUNT | Part 47 |
| Phineas HUNT | Simon Bunbury ISSAC[SIC] | Part 48 |
| David Wilson IVERS | JOINT | Part 49 |
| William JOLLY | David KELIHER | Part 50 |
| Larn KELIHER | Matilda KIFT | Part 51 |
| Thomas KIFT | Catherine Anne LAMB | Part 52 |
| Vincent LAMB | LAW | Part 53 |
| LAW | John LEE | Part 54 |
| John LEE | LEIGH | Part 55 |
| LEIGH | Alicia Mary LLOYD | Part 56 |
| Anna LLOYD | Hugh LYLE | Part 57 |
| Hugh LYLE | Thomas Perceval MAGEE | Part 58 |
| Thomas Perceval MAGEE | Simon MARSHALL | Part 59 |
| William MARSHALL | Patrick MATHEWS | Part 60 |
| Patrick MATHEWS | William MAYNARD | Part 61 |
| William MAYNARD | James MEDGE | Part 62 |
| C Dowling MEDLICOT | Frances MITFORD | Part 63 |
| William Vernon MITFORD | Elizabeth Shewbridge MONTGOMERY | Part 64 |
| George MONTGOMERY | Mary MORRIS | Part 65 |
| Oliver MORRIS | Denis MYERS | Part 66 |
| James MYLES | Sarah Frances NORTH | Part 67 |
| NORTH | Thomas O'DELL | Part 68 |
| Thomas O'DELL | David O'MALLEY | Part 69 |
| Margaret O'MALLY | Thomas PAKENHAM | Part 70 |
| Thomas PAKENHAM | John PEACOCKE | Part 71 |
| John PEACOCKE | David PERSE | Part 72 |
| Francis PERSE | Marianne PILKINGTON | Part 73 |
| Nicholas PILKINGTON | Catherine PRICE | Part 74 |
| Charles PRICE | Richard RAVENSCROFT | Part 75 |
| Francis RAWDON-HASTINGS | Theodosia RICE | Part 76 |
| Theodosia (nee PERY) RICE | William ROCHE | Part 77 |
| William ROCHE | Ambrose Lynch RUSH | Part 78 |
| Francis Ffrench RUSH | William RYVES | Part 79 |
| William RYVES | William SCOTT | Part 80 |
| William SCOTT | James Coote SHUTER | Part 81 |
| John SHUTER | SMITH | Part 82 |
| SMITH | John STANHOPE | Part 83 |
| Charlotte STANLEY | Richard Henry STRONG | Part 84 |
| D STRUTHERS | Mary SWAN | Part 85 |
| Mary SWAN | TANDY | Part 86 |
| TANDY | Power le Poer TENCH | Part 87 |
| TENCH | Philip TOUHY | Part 88 |
| Philip TOUHY | G W TYRRELL | Part 89 |
| George TYRRELL | Cadwallder WADDY | Part 90 |
| Cadwaller WADDY | Robert WALLACE | Part 91 |
| Sarah WALLACE | John jun WEEKES | Part 92 |
| Nathaniel WEEKES | Richard WHITE | Part 93 |
| Richard WHITE | Benjamin WILSON | Part 94 |
| Benjamin WILSON | William WILSON | Part 95 |
| William WILSON | John WOULFE | Part 96 |
| John WOULFE | Part 97 |