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 | ||
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| Pue'sO | 1735 | 10 | 28 | NPA | MAYNARD | William | Esq | The interest in the lease of Curryglass in the co of Cork, being a term of 5000 years lately belonging to William MAYNARD Esq deceased ... Mr James HOWISON Adimr of said William MAYNARD ... 22 Oct 1735 | NickR | ||
| Longford J | 1840 | 1 | 25 | NPM | MAYNARD | Hon Capt | January 16, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, the Hon. Captain Maynard, Royal Horse Guards (Blue), only son of Viscount Maynard, to the Hon. Frances Murray, youngest daughter of the Dowager Lady Glenlyon, and niece to the Dukes of Northumberland and Athol. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1840 | 1 | 25 | NPM | MAYNARD | Viscount Maynard | January 16, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, the Hon. Captain Maynard, Royal Horse Guards (Blue), only son of Viscount Maynard, to the Hon. Frances Murray, youngest daughter of the Dowager Lady Glenlyon, and niece to the Dukes of Northumberland and Athol. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1829 | 4 | 14 | NPD | MAYNE | Edward | Esq | At Cashel on the 7th instant, in the 73d year of his age, Edward Mayne, Esq., formerly one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench in this kingdom. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1823 | 10 | 16 | NPM | MAYNE | Edward | Esq Judge | On the 19th of September, at Berne, in the house of the British Ambassador, Thos. Edward, second son of Doctor Beaty, of Molesworth- street, M.D., to Margaret, daughter of Edward Mayne, late one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 03 | NPB | MAYNE | Henry | Esq | On the 26th instant, at Lower Dorset-street, Dublin, the lady of Henry Mayne, Esq., of a daughter. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 14 | NPB | MAYNE | Henry | Esq | On the 8th instant, in Lower Dorset-street, Dublin, the lady of Henry Mayne, Esq., of a son. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 21 | NPB | MAYNE | Henry | Esq | On the 8th instant, in Lower Dorset-street, Dublin, the lady of Henry Mayne, Esq., of a son. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 6 | 24 | NPD | MAYNE | J | Esq | At Dundrum, on the 18th instant, Richard, sixth son of J. Mayne, Esq., Merrion-square, aged four years and six months. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 5 | 11 | NPD | MAYNE | James Arthur | Esq | May 3, Rachel, eldest daughter of the late James Arthur Mayne, Esq., late of Hardwicke-place. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 19 | NPD | MAYNE | John | Esq | On the 6th instant, at his house, in French-street, Dublin, deeply regretted, John Mayne, Esq., Clerk of the Peace for the County of Cavan. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 3 | 06 | NPM | MAYNE | John Rochfort | Esq | On Friday, the 22d instant, in the parish Church of Ematris, by the Rev. Joseph Welsh, Rector of Donegal, John Rochfort Mayne, Esq., to Frances, youngest daughter of the late Ralph Dawson, of Tanagh, in the county of Monaghan, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1835 | 6 | 13 | NPD | MAYNE | John Rockford | Esq | At Cootehill, co Cavan, John Rockford MAYNE Esq aged 33 | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1835 | 6 | 11 | NPD | MAYNE | John Rockfort | Esq | at Cootehill, co Cavan, John Rockfort MAYNE Esq | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1823 | 10 | 16 | NPM | MAYNE | Margaret | On the 19th of September, at Berne, in the house of the British Ambassador, Thos. Edward, second son of Doctor Beaty, of Molesworth- street, M.D., to Margaret, daughter of Edward Mayne, late one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench in Ireland, Esq. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 5 | 11 | NPD | MAYNE | Rachel | May 3, Rachel, eldest daughter of the late James Arthur Mayne, Esq., late of Hardwicke-place. | SdeM | |||
| FJ | 1835 | 2 | 07 | NPM | MAYNE | Richard | Esq | On the 30th ult in Paris, Richard MAYNE of Freame Mount, co Monaghan, Esq to Louisa eldest daughter of Charles COOTE of Bellamont Forest, co Cavan Esq | NickR | ||
| LC | 1835 | 2 | 07 | NPM | MAYNE | Richard | Esq | At the British Embassy Paris, Richard MAYNE Esq of Freane Mount, co Monaghan, to Louisa eldest daughter of Charles COOTE Esq of Bellamont Forest, co Cavan | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 6 | 24 | NPD | MAYNE | Richard | At Dundrum, on the 18th instant, Richard, sixth son of J. Mayne, Esq., Merrion-square, aged four years and six months. | SdeM | |||
| LGA | 1810 | 8 | 21 | NPS | MAYNE | Hon Justice | Before the Hon Justice MAYNE, and a special Jury in the county, a Verdict was pronounced on Wednesday last, for 1,917. for the Rev. James ELLARD, Jun of Kilmallock, in which the Right Hon. Earl of Landaff was Defendant, in consequence of a refusal to renew a lease of lands held under his Lordship by the Plaintiff, and for which there was a written document, binding to perform. The damages were laid at 6000l. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1829 | 8 | 06 | NPM | MAZZINGHI | Joseph | Esq | July 30, at St. Luke's Chelsea, Anthony French, Esq., eldest son of Colonel French, of Prospect-hill, Galway, to Josephine, eldest daughter of Joseph Mazzinghi, Esq., of Cadogan-place, London. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1829 | 8 | 06 | NPM | MAZZINGHI | Josephine | July 30, at St. Luke's Chelsea, Anthony French, Esq., eldest son of Colonel French, of Prospect-hill, Galway, to Josephine, eldest daughter of Joseph Mazzinghi, Esq., of Cadogan-place, London. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 4 | 24 | NPM | M'BEAN | James | Mr | In Clones Church, on the 10th inst., Mr. W. Robinson, of Derry, to Martha, only daughter of the late Mr. Jas. M'Bean, of Cavan. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 4 | 24 | NPM | M'BEAN | Martha | In Clones Church, on the 10th inst., Mr. W. Robinson, of Derry, to Martha, only daughter of the late Mr. Jas. M'Bean, of Cavan. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 04 | NPM | M'BRIDE | Sarah | May 25, James M'Nair, of Crossmolina, in the Co. of Mayo, Esq., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. M'Bride, of Sligo. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 04 | NPM | M'BRIDE | William | Mr | May 25, James M'Nair, of Crossmolina, in the Co. of Mayo, Esq., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. M'Bride, of Sligo. | SdeM | ||
| BNL | 1749 | 3 | 23 | NPD | MC A FEE | Catherine | Brogue makers burial [see Isabelle LAUGHLIN 1752] | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1860 | 5 | 03 | NPS | MC CABE | Edward | Very Rev | Children to be brought up Roman Catholic | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1766 | 3 | 01-04 | NPS | MC CABE | Patrick | 28] Neil REDDAN and Patrick MC CABE who were to be executed on Saturday last are reprieved till further orders | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1765 | 9 | 21-24 | NPS | MC CARTHY | Mr | Last week, Mr George ROBBINS surveyor of Clonmell assisted by Mr MC CARTHY gauger and Mr LEE seized eight hundred weight of tobacco, and lodged it in the Excise Office at Clonmell | NickR | |||
| LGA | 1810 | 8 | 10 | NPS | MC CARTHY | Mr | Court case Mr CROKER a baker | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1814 | 9 | 10 | NPM | MC CULLOGH | Charles | Esq | On Monday last, at St Andrew's church, Charles MC CULLOGH Esq to the agreeable Mrs STEWART both of the Theatre Royal. The happy couple set off immediately for Fermoy, to the seat of Thomas LEE Esq to spend the honeymoon | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1814 | 2 | 03 | NPD | MC CUTCHAN | Michael | mr | On the 26th ult, in Great Britain St, Mr Michael MC CUTCHAN, coach maker — a young man sincerely and deservedly lamented | NickR | ||
| Pue'sO | 1742 | 2 | 02 | NPS | MC DONNEL | Charles | Yesterday came on at the King's Bench Bar the tryals of Charles MC DONNEL, Stephen JONES and Thomas DOLAN for robbing Charles COOTE Esq of a gold watch and other things on the 21st of January last in King's street and were all found guilty | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1856 | 3 | 12 | NPM | MC KEAN | John | 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 | 1856 | 3 | 12 | NPM | MC KEAN | John Thompson | 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 | |||
| LGA | 1807 | 10 | 20 c | NPS | MC NEMARA | John | Committals – yesterday, by Edward CROKER Esq, to the County Gaol Michael and John MCNEMARA charged with breaking open the house of John HALL of Fanningstown assulting him & declaring they would kill him if he did not give up possession & quit that part.. | NickR | |||
| LGA | 1807 | 10 | 20 c | NPS | MC NEMARA | Michael | Committals – yesterday, by Edward CROKER Esq, to the County Gaol Michael and John MCNEMARA charged with breaking open the house of John HALL of Fanningstown assulting him & declaring they would kill him if he did not give up possession & quit that part.. | NickR | |||
| LC | 1769 | 2 | 20 | NPS | M'CABE | Edmond | [Dublin 18 Feb] Yesterday John KIRK, Edmond M'CABE, and Barnaby COGHLAN, were tried at the Tholsel for breaking open the Shop of Mr. DREW in Francis-street, and are to be executed next Saturday at Stephen's Green. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 17 | NPM | M'CABE | Honora | On the 10th instant, Thomas Moran, Esq. of Racetown, Co. Meath, to Honora, eldest daughter of the late P. M'Cabe, Esq. of Glasscord, in said County. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 17 | NPM | M'CABE | P | Esq | On the 10th instant, Thomas Moran, Esq. of Racetown, Co. Meath, to Honora, eldest daughter of the late P. M'Cabe, Esq. of Glasscord, in said County. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 25 | NPM | M'CABE | Patrick | Mr | Mr. Patrick M'Cabe, of Queen-street, to Charlotte, daughter of the late G. Butler, Esq., of Jervis-street. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1840 | 2 | 29 | NPM | M'CALL | Barbara Denroche | February 17, William Wrixon Leycester, Esq., Eastview, county Cork, to Barbara Denroche, daughter of the late T. M'Call, Esq., of Craighead. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 17 | NPM | M'CALL | Robert | Esq | On the 9th instant, in Newry, Robert M'Call, Esq. of Buskkill, to Susanna, second daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Smyth, Vicar of Donoughmore. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1840 | 2 | 29 | NPM | M'CALL | T | Esq | February 17, William Wrixon Leycester, Esq., Eastview, county Cork, to Barbara Denroche, daughter of the late T. M'Call, Esq., of Craighead. | SdeM | ||
| Pue'sO | 1752 | 6 | 20 | NPS | MCALLESTER | Andrew | Dr | Wednesday last Henry O'HARA a minor only son and heir of Henry O'HARA late of Crebilly, in the co Antrim, Esq deceased, together with Dr Andrew MCALLESTER his tutor embarked for England in order to proceed to Naples, where they intend to continue during the the said O'HARA's minority | NickR | ||
| MA | 1832 | 3 | 20 | NPM | M'CALLY | Arthur | Lt | At Natmoo, near Moulmaine, leiut. Arthur M'CALLY, 44th reg N. I. and dep. asst. comissary general, to Mary, second daughter of the late Shippsy GREENE, esq. of Dublin | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 9 | 28 | NPA | M'CALLY | Robert | Esq | COUNTY LONGFORD. TO BE LET, During the Minority of Stephen Major, Being about Six Years from the 29th inst. That excellent Brewery Concern at Ballymacrowly, within one mile and a half of the Town of Granard, now fit for immediate work, having a constant supply of Water, and convenient Fuel. There is a Mill on the premises where Malt can be constantly ground. The Brewery Utensils with Seventy Barrels of excellent Malt, can be had at a valuation. Also that capital and extensive Dwelling-house, Shop, Stores, Out-offices and Garden, in the Town of Granard, wherein the late Mr. Thomas Major carried on Business, with or without 11 Acres of choice land at the rere of it. These concerns are many years fully established and needs no comment, of the entire of which immediate possession can be given, when the Value is offered. Proposals in Writing, post paid, will be received by Robert M'Cally, Esq., Furrypark; or by Charles G. Webb, Springpark, Granard. James Eames, at the Brewery will shew the Premises. September 15th, 1826. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 03 | NPM | M'CANDLESS | James (jun) | Mr | On the 10th instant, by the Rev. William M'Clure, Mr. James M'Candless, jun., of Derry, to Alice, eldest daughter of Mr. James Reid, Spring-Grove. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 16 | NPM | M'CANN | William | Esq | On the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr. O'Connell, Wm. M'Cann, of Tenelick, in the Co. of Longford, Esq., to Anne, eldest daughter of Malachy Callaghan, late of the City of Dublin, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1826 | 10 | 18 | NPS | M'CARTHY | Callaghan | Three respectable farmers' houses within a mile of Charleville, were attacked on Sunday night last, by a number of fellows armed, under pretence of flogging Kerry Men. After breaking into out-houses where the poor wretched were, and flogging them, these Rockites assaulted the dwelling houses of the farmers—broke into two of them—and severely cut one Callaghan M'CARTHY, with a blow from a fire lock, and also one SHEA, with a spade-handle. Mr. BAILY, his son, and twi men servants prevented these fellows from gettung into his house; they broke nine sash windows, and the doors to pieces with __ — BAILY, and his sister, were wounded. Major MAXWELL apprehended one of the gang last night on good information. | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1820 | 2 | 29 | NPD | M'CARTHY | Catherine | Mrs | On the 22nd Inst, in Cork, aged 102, Mrs M'CARTHY, widow on Mr Michael M'CARTHY, formerly Revenue Officer in Cork. She was daughter of Silvester SHEPPARD Esq and granddaughter of the Rev Septimus DUNSTERVILLE of Timoleague | NickR | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 5 | 07 | NPA | M'CARTHY | Charles | To be let, From the 1st of May next, for such terms as shall be agreed on, Eighty-three acres of the Lands of Ballinstona, Near Bruff, lately held by Charles M'CARTHY, No promise of prefernce has been given, Applications to Mr. T. T. VILLIERS, George's Street, Limerick. April 30, 1811 | NickR | |||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 10 | 30 | NPD | M'CARTHY | D | Mr | At Glenfield, near Kilmallock, in the bloom of lefe, on Tuesday last, of a lingering consumption, brought on by a neglected cold, Mr. D. M'CARTHY, deservedly regretted by a numerous and respectable circle of friends. | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 08 | NPM | M'CARTHY | Denis | Esq | At Desart Church, Lieutenant D. M'Daniel, 67th regt. to Susan, second daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 15 | NPM | M'CARTHY | Denis | Esq | At Desart Church, Lieutenant Daniel M'Daniel, 67th Regiment, to Susan, second Daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 1 | 25 | NPD | M'CARTHY | Henry | Mr | This morning, aged twenty-eight years, Mr. Henry M'Carthy, of the Chapleizod Police. | SdeM | ||
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 3 | 09 | NPM | M'CARTHY | John | Mr | Tuesday, at Kilmallocke, by the Rev. Mr. MARNANE, Eliza, third daughter of Mr. James QUINLAN, to Mr. John M'CARTHY of Glenfield, County Limerick. | NickR | ||
| LGA | 1820 | 4 | 11 | NPS | M'CARTHY | John | On Wednesday night, a man of the name of John M'CARTHYwas apprehended at Deerpark, in the county Waterford, charged with the murder of the late Mr. Robert SHEENY, on information sworn before Robert HOLMES, Esq. The prisoner has since been transmitted to the gaol of the county Waterford. | NickR | |||
| LC | 1826 | 2 | 25 | NPS | M'CARTHY | John | On Wednesday last, a party of the Kilmallock Police, under the Command of Benjamin JACKSON, Esq. proceeded to the lands of Balas___, where, after a faiguing search, they succeeded in apprehending a noted offender, John M'CARTHY, commonly known by the name of Shaun BAUN; he evaded justice ince June last, and escaped the vigilence of the Police several times. | NickR | |||
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPM | M'CARTHY | Patrick | Mr | In Newmarket, County Clare, Mr. Patrick M'Carthy, aged 68, to Miss Bridget Scanlan, of the same place, aged 16. The wedding continued for two days and two nights without intermission, in the spirit of genuine Irish hospitality. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1793 | 9 | 07 | NPS | M'CARTHY | Roger (alias ROURKE) | Committed. To the County Gaol, on Friday last, by the Rev. John PARKER, and Standish GRADY, of Grange, Esq;—Roger M’CARTHY, alias ROURKE, a person of no certain residence, for having early on the morning of the 5th instant, in company of his wife, stolen from Garrett ROURKE, of Sunville, in this Co. 17 guineas in gold, and 17 shillings in silver, in whose house he was from the Sunday before, and made his escape by breaking through a window:—Said M’CARTHY had in his possession, when apprehended, 13 guineas of gold and 14 shillings in silver, a small pocket pistol, and crucible; he is also being charges with beinmg a coiner, and he had in his fob a pinchbeck Watch, of little value, maker Joshua HAYNES, London, No. 446, which the Rev. Mr. PARKER has left with the printer herof, imagining the same is stolen, in order that the owner may come at it. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 08 | NPM | M'CARTHY | Susan | At Desart Church, Lieutenant D. M'Daniel, 67th regt. to Susan, second daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 15 | NPM | M'CARTHY | Susan | At Desart Church, Lieutenant Daniel M'Daniel, 67th Regiment, to Susan, second Daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1827 | 1 | 17 | NPS | M'CARTHY | Thomas | About eight o'clock, the same evening, a well armed party (consisting of eight or nine fellows) attacked the dwelling-house of Thomas M'CARTHY, a farmer, at Garrundesk [Garranderk?], in this County, on the high road, and within a very short distance of Charleville. Having been refused admittance, they smashed the door and windows to pieces, and were on the point of attaining their object, when the alarm was given to M'CARTHY's brother, and son, who resided in the neighbourhood. These instantly sallied out to the relief of their relative, and attacked the insergents with pitch-forks, and, though fired on by the party, they fought with the greates desparation, and succeeded not only in repulsing the entire, but captured one of the fellows with a pistol in his hand, after most violent resistance. The prisoner is Patrick LEARY, from Shandrum, County Cork, and noted for his activity in former disturbances. He received many severe wounds in the struggle with M'CARTHY's party, to whom the highest credit is due for the undaunted bravery displayed on this occasion. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 22 | NPM | M'CARTHY | W Daunt | Esq | At St. Paul's Church, Cork, W. Daunt M'Carthy, of Laurel hill, Esq. to Margaret Forster Longfield, second daughter of the Rev. Montiford Longfield, of Church[ ] in that county. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 8 | 07 | NPD | M'CARTIE | Thadee | Esq | At Derrigh, County Cork, Thadee M'Cartie, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 26 | NPD | M'CARTNEY | Andrew | Esq | At Newry, on the 6th instant, Mary Anne, relict of the late Andrew M'Cartney, of Rosebrook, County Armagh, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 26 | NPD | M'CARTNEY | Mary Anne | Mrs | At Newry, on the 6th instant, Mary Anne, relict of the late Andrew M'Cartney, of Rosebrook, County Armagh, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 09 | NPD | M'CARTNEY | Robert | Esq | At Kilbride, County Wicklow, after a protracted illness, aged 57, Robert M'Cartney, Esq. of Dorset-street. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | M'CASKILL | Jessie | On the 25th ultimo, at Christ Church, Marylebone, London, Major Mitchell, of the Madras Army, to Jessie, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel M'Caskill, of the 98th Regiment. | SdeM | |||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | M'CASKILL | Lt-Col | On the 25th ultimo, at Christ Church, Marylebone, London, Major Mitchell, of the Madras Army, to Jessie, eldest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel M'Caskill, of the 98th Regiment. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 07 | NPD | M'CAUL | Michael | Esq | Nov. 29, at Kingstown, deeply regretted, of apoplexy, Michael M'Caul, Esq., aged 25 years, for many years principal of the Kingstown School. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPD | M'CAUL | Samuel | Esq | On the 16th instant, in Collon, Samuel M'Caul, Esq., late a Lieutenant in the Royal Veteran Battalion. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1830 | 2 | 04 | NPM | M'CAULEY | James | Esq | Jan. 23, by special license, at St. Peter's Church by the Rev. Mr. Ardill, James M'Cauley, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Ingham. | SdeM | ||
| FJ | 1857 | 1 | 31 | NPS | M'CAULEY | Richard Wilcox | Dr | Melbourne killings (Vic BDM 1856 No 4646) | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 15 | NPD | M'CAUSAND[SIC] | Marcus | Rev | At Strieve Hill, near Newtownlimavady, in the County of Derry, the Rev. Marcus M'Causand[sic], aged 73 years. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1829 | 4 | 16 | NPD | M'CAY | Jane Cheney | Miss | At St. George's Church, on the 11th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Shortt, James Magrath, Esq. to Miss Jane Cheney, only daughter of William H. M'Cay, of Phippsborough, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1829 | 4 | 16 | NPD | M'CAY | William H | Esq | At St. George's Church, on the 11th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Shortt, James Magrath, Esq. to Miss Jane Cheney, only daughter of William H. M'Cay, of Phippsborough, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| Pue'sO | 1739 | 3 | 13 | NPA | MCCAMON | James | Mr | Whereas one, Mr John COOTE, has landed at Newry from Dublin, a large parcell of old Riga Flax seed and with the design to impose them on the country, reports there is no seed to come from the Baltic this year. This is to give notice that Messrs Robert HUTCHESON, and James MCCAMON, dfaily expects a cargo of 9 hundred barrels which they avouch to be good new seed of the same sort they imported in 1735 and will be sold on arrival at reasonable prices for ready money or on time to good customers, Newry... | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1763 | 11 | 22-26 | NPN | MCCARREL | James | Gent | On Thursday last ... James MONSELL of the city of Limerick gent George Purdon DREW, William SMITH & James MCCARREL of this city gent were sworn attorneys of HM Court of Exchequer. Said ... Geo Purdon DREW were admitted att'ies HM Ct KB also | NickR | ||
| LS | 1840 | 4 | 23 | NPM | MCCARTHY | Catherine | Mrs | In St Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, Thomas O'DELL Esq son of the late Alexander O'DELL of Ballygran, in this county, to Catherine, widow of the late Francis MCCARTHY Esq barrister-at-law | NickR | ||
| LC | 1825 | 5 | 25 | NPS | MCCARTHY | Catherine | On Saturday last, a young girl, Catherine MCCARTHY, was rolled over by a car in John-street, and killed on the spot. An inquest was hels, and a verdict of accidental death returned, but a fine of 20s. was levied on the horse and car, and given to the mother of the child. | NickR | |||
| LC | 1827 | 4 | 14 | NPS | MCCARTHY | Charles | The four HOGANs found guilty on Friday, at the Clonmel Assizes, of the manslaughter of Charles MCCARTHY at the fair of Kilfeacle, last July, were conveyed next day to the hulks at Cove, for transportation for life. This Mr. Sergeant BLACKBURNE pledged himself to effect, after their sentence was passed. They were of a very respectable class of farmers, but unfortunately for themselves and their families they were leaders of a faction, which has been in existance these sixty years. Their sudden departure, amidst the lamentations of their numerous relatives and friends, was truly deplorable. | NickR | |||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 4 | 03 | NPS | MCCARTHY | Charles | [Cork] Charles MCCARTHY was charged with the murder of James GOGGIN. It was in a "scuffle," about manure that the deceased was struck.— Guilty; to be imprisoned. | NickR | |||
| LS | 1840 | 4 | 23 | NPM | MCCARTHY | Francis | Esq | In St Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, Thomas O'DELL Esq son of the late Alexander O'DELL of Ballygran, in this county, to Catherine, widow of the late Francis MCCARTHY Esq barrister-at-law | NickR | ||
| LC | 1827 | 4 | 14 | NPS | MCCARTHY | Michael | Cork Assizes The following convictions have taken place since our last, in the City court, before Judge TORRENS:—Patrick MANNING, and John MANNING, for stealing three cows from Michael MCCARTHY; sentence of death recorded... | NickR | |||
| DWJ | 1752 | 3 | 07 | NPD | MCCARTY | Daniel Buee | Esq | There died lately in the Barony of Iverragh and co of Kerry Daniel Buee MCCARTY Esq of a very ancient family, in the 112 year of his age. He buried four wives, his fifth wife, now a widow, he married when he was 84 and she but 14, by whom he had about 20 children, she bearing a child every year, he was always a very healthy man, no cold ever affecting him, he could not bear the warmth of a shirt at night, but put it under his pillow; for these 70 years past, when in company he drank plentifully of rum and brandy, which he called the naked truth; and if in company with other gentlemen he drank claret of punch, he always drank an equal glass of rum or brandy, qualofy those liqors, this he called a wedge. No man remembers to have seen him spit, his custom was to walk eight of ten miles in a winter's morning over mountains, with greyhounds and finders, and seldom failed to bring home a brace of hares. He was an honest gentleman and inherited the social virtues from ancient musicians | NickR | ||
| LC | 1835 | 4 | 01 | NPD | MCCUTCHEN | Robert | Mr | At Newport, rather suddenly, Mr Robert MCCUTCHEN | NickR | ||
| Pue'sO | 1742 | 1 | 30 | NPS | MC'DONNEL | Charles | Wednesday morning last one Stephen JONES and __ MC'DONNEL were apprehended in a waste house in Back Lane and committed to Newgate: We hear they are charged with the robbing of Charles COOTE Esq last week in Queen St of a gold watch and other things | NickR | |||
| Pue'sO | 1742 | 1 | 30 | NPS | MC'DONNEL | Charles | Yesterday Stephen JONES and __ MC'DONNEL were arraned for Robbing Charles COOTE Esq ... all to be tryed on Monday next | NickR | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 1 | 12 | NPS | MCFADDEN | Mr | The late Hurricane | SdeM | |||
| LGA | 1811 | 8 | 09 | NPS | MCFARLAN | John | Armagh Assizes ... Loughlin KENNAN [Laughlin KEENAN in Peter Maybury's convict site], for falsly pretending and affirming that one John MCFARLAN was a deserter, and thereby obtaining from Leonard DOBBIN, Esq. the pro-collector, the sum of one pound. Guilty -- to be transported for seven years. | NickR | |||
| LS | 1840 | 8 | 24 | NPM | MCGILLYCUDDY | Francis C C | Esq MD | At Bally McEilligott, co Kerry, George M MAYBURY Esq MD, youngest son of the late John MAYBURY Esq of Greenlane, co Kerry, to Ursula only daughter of the late Francis C C MCGILLYCUDDY Esq of Tralee | NickR | ||
| LS | 1840 | 8 | 24 | NPM | MCGILLYCUDDY | Ursula | At Bally McEilligott, co Kerry, George M MAYBURY Esq MD, youngest son of the late John MAYBURY Esq of Greenlane, co Kerry, to Ursula only daughter of the late Francis C C MCGILLYCUDDY Esq of Tralee | NickR | |||
| LC | 1834 | 8 | 30 | NPD | MCGREGOR | John James | Mr | At Ranelegh, Dublin, much and deservedly lamented, Mr John MCGREGOR author of "The French Revolution ..." ... Formerly Mr MCGREGOR resided in Waterford for many years, and was much respected by his felow citizens. He was a native of this city[Limerick] | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1828 | 3 | 07a | NPA | MCGREGOR | John James | This day is published, price 24s: The political civil and ecclesiastical history of the county and city of Limerick ... By the Rev P FITZGERALD, Rector of Cahircorney, ... and John James MCGREGOR, Author of the history of the French revolution ... Contents of Volume II ... with biographical notices of Eminent Natives of the County and City of Limerick ... published by George MCKERN, limerick ...[copies held in Marsh's Library, Dublin and the National Library of Ireland] | NickR | |||
| LC | 1821 | 12 | 05 | NPM | M'CHENNE | Anastatia | In Clonmel, Thomas BENNETT, jun. Esq. of Old Town, co. Tipperaty, to Anastatia, daughter of J M'CHENNE, Esq | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 11 | 15 | NPD | M'CHRISTIE | Mary | Mrs | On the 7th instant, at Maghery, in the county Donegal, at the Rev. James Crawford's, Mrs. Mary M'Christie, daughter to the late Rev. Alexander Crywford [sic], of Marble Hill. | SdeM | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 21 | NPM | MCKERRELL | Mr | At Rio de Janerio John HOARE Esq merchant of that city to Mrs MCKERRELL relict of the late Mr MCKERRELL of Bahia 3rd daut of Wm PENNELL Esq his Britanic Maj's Consul General at the court of Rio & sis-in-law to the Rt Hon John Wilson CROKER | NickR | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 21 | NPM | MCKERRELL | Mrs | At Rio de Janerio John HOARE Esq merchant of that city to Mrs MCKERRELL relict of the late Mr MCKERRELL of Bahia 3rd daut of Wm PENNELL Esq his Britanic Maj's Consul General at the court of Rio & sis-in-law to the Rt Hon John Wilson CROKER | NickR | |||
| LS | 1840 | 8 | 06 | NPM | MCKIBBIN | Rebecca | At St Anne's church, Belfast, William WILSON, eldest son of John WILSON, of Laurel Lodge, co Dublin, Esq to Rebecca eldest daughter of Riobert MCKIBBIN, of Great George's street, Belfast Esq | NickR | |||
| LS | 1840 | 8 | 06 | NPM | MCKIBBIN | Robert | Esq | At St Anne's church, Belfast, William WILSON, eldest son of John WILSON, of Laurel Lodge, co Dublin, Esq to Rebecca eldest daughter of Riobert MCKIBBIN, of Great George's street, Belfast Esq | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 07 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | Hugh | Esq | Of a decline, at Mount Pleasant, near Dundalk, aged 23 years, James M'Clelland, Esq., only son of the late Hugh M'Clelland, of Jonesboro', Esq., and nephew of the Hon. Baron M'Clelland. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 07 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | James | Esq | Of a decline, at Mount Pleasant, near Dundalk, aged 23 years, James M'Clelland, Esq., only son of the late Hugh M'Clelland, of Jonesboro', Esq., and nephew of the Hon. Baron M'Clelland. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 11 | 06 | NPS | M'CLELLAND | John | Esq | Longford Brunswick Club Meeting | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 9 | 14 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | John | Esq | In this town, on Tuesday morning last, aged 82 years, John M'Clelland, Esq. He carried on business as an architect and builder, for many years, and in the various relations of life, he earned the esteem and respect of all who knew him. His remains were interred in Longford churchyard on Thursday morning, on which occasion an appropriate address was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Hudson. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 24 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | John | Rev | Suddenly, Mrs. M'Clelland, relict of the Rev. John M'Clelland, of Ballynahinch. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | M'CLELLAND | Thomas | Mr | On the 2d instant, by the Reverend Mr. Bennet, Mr. Thomas M'Clelland, of Armagh, to Alicia, youngest daughter of O. Cane, Esq., of Dublin. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 07 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | Hon Baron | Of a decline, at Mount Pleasant, near Dundalk, aged 23 years, James M'Clelland, Esq., only son of the late Hugh M'Clelland, of Jonesboro', Esq., and nephew of the Hon. Baron M'Clelland. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 24 | NPD | M'CLELLAND | Mrs | Suddenly, Mrs. M'Clelland, relict of the Rev. John M'Clelland, of Ballynahinch. | SdeM | |||
| LGA | 1806 | 9 | 05 | NPS | McLEOD | Mr | East India Shipping – to Madrasû Messrs CROKER, STEWART, McLEOD, NEWLYN | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 4 | 19 | NPD | M'CLEVERTY | Elizabeth | Mrs | At Woolwich, Elizabeth, wife of Colonel M'Cleverty, Commandant of the Royal marines there. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 4 | 19 | NPD | M'CLEVERTY | Col RM | At Woolwich, Elizabeth, wife of Colonel M'Cleverty, Commandant of the Royal marines there. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 01 | NPM | M'CLINTOCK | Anne Florence | The Rev. Hugh Usher Tighe, second son of Robert Stearne Tighe, Esq. of Mitchelstown, county Westmeath, to Anne Florence, second daughter of John M'Clintock, Esq. of Drumcar, County Louth. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 01 | NPM | M'CLINTOCK | John | Esq | The Rev. Hugh Usher Tighe, second son of Robert Stearne Tighe, Esq. of Mitchelstown, county Westmeath, to Anne Florence, second daughter of John M'Clintock, Esq. of Drumcar, County Louth. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1823 | 12 | 04 | NPD | M'CLINTOCK | William | Esq | On Saturday morning last, of a putrid fever, William M'Clintock, Esq. of the house of Messrs. A. Schoales, W. M'Clintock, and Co. of Londonderry. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1830 | 11 | 18 | NPS | M'CLINTOCK | Rev Mr | THE CHURCH. We feel gratified in announcing to our readers the appointment of the Rev. Richard Flood to the Curacy of Templemichael, and the Rev. Sackville Lee his assistant, on the resignation of our late highly esteemed and indefatigable Curate, the Rev. Charles Henry Minchin. The Rev. Mr. M'Clintock has been appointed Curate of Ballymacormick, in the room of the Rev. R. Flood. ... | SdeM | |||
| FJ | 1836 | 2 | 06 | NPD | M'CLORNAN | Henry | Mr | Extraordinary Longevity | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 03 | NPM | M'CLURE | William | Rev | On the 10th instant, by the Rev. William M'Clure, Mr. James M'Candless, jun., of Derry, to Alice, eldest daughter of Mr. James Reid, Spring-Grove. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 6 | 11 | NPM | M'CLURE | William | Rev | On the 28th ult., by the Rev. William M'Clure, Mr. Matthew Baldrick, Buncrana, to Miss Macky, Coshquin. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1769 | 5 | 01 | NPD | MCMAHON | Patrick | Mr | Last Thursday, Mr. Patrick MC.MAHOU, of this City, in the 84th year of his age. He was lieutenant of a Ship of War, under her Majesty Queen Ann, and has left three Sons, who reflect honour on his Memory, a Marquis in France, a Knight of Malta, and the present titular Bishop of Killaloe. | NickR | ||
| LC | 1825 | 4 | 16 | NPS | MCNALLY | Francis | The sentence of death pased on MCNALLY, the revenue policeman, at the last Galway Assizes, has, by order from Government, been commuted to transportation for life | NickR | |||
| LS | 1838 | 11 | 20 | NPD | MCNAMARA | James | Esq | On Friday, at his residence, Ayle, co Clare, James MCNAMARA Esq, aged 53 years. .... His remains were deposited in the family vaults at the Abbey of Quin. | NickR | ||
| LGA | 1819 | 3 | 12 | NPS | MCNAMARA | Roger | Committals: ... To the county Gaol ... By H. BEVAN, Esq. Roger MCNAMARA, killing a sheep the property of Mrs. CREED. By Eyre EVANS, Esq. Wm. KENNY, assault and robbery. | NickR | |||
| LGA | 1819 | 3 | 23 | NPS | MCNAMARA | Roger | Roger MCNAMARA, killing a sheep the property of Mrs. CREED, guilty, transported for life | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 1 | 31 | NPM | M'COLL | Archibald | At Blairerin Cottage, Argyleshire, Captain Duncan Innes, late of the 42nd Royal Highlanders, to Flora, daughter of the late Archibald M'Coll, Minister of Tyree. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 1 | 31 | NPM | M'COLL | Flora | At Blairerin Cottage, Argyleshire, Captain Duncan Innes, late of the 42nd Royal Highlanders, to Flora, daughter of the late Archibald M'Coll, Minister of Tyree. | SdeM | |||
| LGA | 1817 | 11 | 28 | NPD | M'COLLOCH | William | Maj-Gen | In London, Major General Wm. M'CULLOCH, of the Hon East India Company's Bengal Army. He was a native of Strabane, in Ireland, and brother to James M'CULLOCH, Esq. of Cork. By his death, his brother, and other relatives come in for a funded property of £40,000 sterling. | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 11 | 22 | NPD | M'COMAS | William (jun) | Mr | On Saturday last, in Stephen-street, Mr. William M'Comas, jun. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 9 | 07 | NPM | M'CONKEY | Edward | Esq | In Hillsborough Church, Dr. John D. M'Cready, Licentiate of the College of Physicians, Dublin, to Marianne, eldest daughter of Edward M'Conkey, of Hillsborough, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 9 | 07 | NPM | M'CONKEY | Marianne | In Hillsborough Church, Dr. John D. M'Cready, Licentiate of the College of Physicians, Dublin, to Marianne, eldest daughter of Edward M'Conkey, of Hillsborough, Esq. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1825 | 1 | 13 | NPM | M'CONNELL | Charlotte | On the 6th instant, in Belfast, Henry T. Higginson, of Lisburn, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of John M'Connell, Esq. of Ann-street, Belfast. | SdeM | |||
| LRTV | 1879 | 7 | 15 | NPM | M'CONNELL | David Canon | Esq | July 4, at H. M. British Legation, Berne, Henry Plantagenet SOMERSET, to Katherine Rose, eldest daughter of David Canon M'DONNELL, Esq., of Cessbrook, Queensland. | NickR | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 6 | 25 | NPM | M'CONNELL | George | Esq | On the 11th instant, by the Rev. William Scott, George M'Connell, Esq., of Ballyhaskey, to Rebecca, second daughter of Mr. John Latta, of Moneyguiggan, near Nn-Cunningham, County Donegal. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 1 | 13 | NPM | M'CONNELL | John | Esq | On the 6th instant, in Belfast, Henry T. Higginson, of Lisburn, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of John M'Connell, Esq. of Ann-street, Belfast. | SdeM | ||
| LRTV | 1879 | 7 | 15 | NPM | M'CONNELL | Katherine Rose | July 4, at H. M. British Legation, Berne, Henry Plantagenet SOMERSET, to Katherine Rose, eldest daughter of David Canon M'DONNELL, Esq., of Cessbrook, Queensland. | NickR | |||
| LGA | 1809 | 4 | 25 | NPS | M'CONNELL | Samuel | Mr | Wednesday night, Mr Samuel M'CONNELL, of Kilmallock, having dined with a friend in Charleville, returning from thence towards home was thrown from his horse, near Garrynderk, and killed on the spot | NickR | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 26 | NPD | M'CORMICK | Charlotte | Mrs | On the 16th instant, at Upper Dominick-street, Dublin, Charlotte, wife of Segrace M'Cormick, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 14 | NPM | M'CORMICK | Frances Gertrude | At Drumcondra Church, near Dublin, the Rev. Thomas FitzWilliam Miller, Curate of Kill, to Frances Gertrude, only daughter of Captain James M'Cormick, late of the Hon. East India Company's Service. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 10 | 21 | NPM | M'CORMICK | Hugh | Esq | On Sunday, 17th instant, Hugh M'Cormick, of Sackville-street, Esq., to Lucinda, only daughter of Charles Ebbs, of Rathmore, County Kildare, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 14 | NPM | M'CORMICK | James | Capt | At Drumcondra Church, near Dublin, the Rev. Thomas FitzWilliam Miller, Curate of Kill, to Frances Gertrude, only daughter of Captain James M'Cormick, late of the Hon. East India Company's Service. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1831 | 6 | 02 | NPD | M'CORMICK | M | Rev | On Saturday last, in this town, the Rev. M. M'Cormick, for many years Parish Priest of this town. His remains were followed to the grave by the largest assemblage ever witnessed on such an occasion in this county. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 11 | 24 | NPD | M'CORMICK | Michael | Esq | On Saturday the 12th inst., at New Ross, Co. Wexford, Michael M'Cormick, Esq., a gentleman whose name and character will be long, long remembered ... in the 77th year of his age. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 26 | NPD | M'CORMICK | Segrace | Esq | On the 16th instant, at Upper Dominick-street, Dublin, Charlotte, wife of Segrace M'Cormick, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 5 | 05 | NPB | M'CORMICK | Lt RN | At Arklow, on the 28th ult., the Lady of Lieutenant M'Cormick, R.N. of a daughter. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1825 | 7 | 27 | NPS | M'COURT | Hugh | At Athy Assizes, Hugh M'COURT, a school-master, was sentenced to two years imprisonment for assaulting an infant, with criminal intent | NickR | |||
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 16 | NPB | M'CREA | J B | Rev | On the 7th instant, at Gortnasheelagh, Rathgar, the lady of the Rev. J.B. M'Crea, of a daughter. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 9 | 07 | NPM | M'CREADY | John D | Dr | In Hillsborough Church, Dr. John D. M'Cready, Licentiate of the College of Physicians, Dublin, to Marianne, eldest daughter of Edward M'Conkey, of Hillsborough, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 19 | NPD | M'CREADY | Margaret Frances | On the 7th instant, Margaret Frances, eldest daughter of Mr. M'Cready, Dawson street, Dublin. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1826 | 7 | 13 | NPD | M'CREADY | Thomas | Mr | On Wednesday, the 5th July, at his house in Bride-street, Mr. Thomas M'Cready, aged 66 years. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 19 | NPD | M'CREADY | Mr | On the 7th instant, Margaret Frances, eldest daughter of Mr. M'Cready, Dawson street, Dublin. | SdeM | |||
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 02 | NPB | M'CREADY | Mrs | On the 21st instant, in Dawson-street, Dublin, Mrs. M'Cready, of a son. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1830 | 5 | 06 | NPS | M'CREARY | Catherine (nee FARRELL) | KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN - APRIL 29. SINGULAR CASE OF IMPRISONMENT. The King v. William Gouldsbury, alias M'Creary, and Catherine M'Creary, alias Farrell, his wife. ... Gouldsbury made an affidavit to the effect that he had been baptised a Roman Catholic ... Counsel prayed for a "habeas corpus" for their removal from custody ... The application was granted. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1830 | 5 | 06 | NPS | M'CREARY | William | KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN - APRIL 29. SINGULAR CASE OF IMPRISONMENT. The King v. William Gouldsbury, alias M'Creary, and Catherine M'Creary, alias Farrell, his wife. ... Gouldsbury made an affidavit to the effect that he had been baptised a Roman Catholic ... Counsel prayed for a "habeas corpus" for their removal from custody ... The application was granted. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 08 | NPM | M'CREERY | J | Rev | On Wednesday, at the Cathedral of St. Canice, Kilkenny, the Rev. J. M'Creery, of Knotsford, Cheshire, to Miss Jacob, only daughter of the late W. Jacob, Esq., of Kilkenny. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1830 | 3 | 04 | NPS | M'CREERY | William | IMPROVIDENT AND ILLEGAL MARRIAGES. KILLASHEE PETTY SESSIONS. ... It sometimes occurs that a Roman Catholic Priest, not wishing to let chance slip his avarice, and having in mind Father Luke's song, "a sweet little guinea for me", will marry a Protestant and Catholic together, "remembering to forget", that it is contrary to law to do so without observing the preliminary that the parties were previously married by a Protestant clergyman. The above short remarks have been called forth in consequence of a transaction which occured at the Petty Sessions of Killashee on Monday last, where two persons, William M'Creery, otherwise Gouldsbury, a protestant youth, and Catherine Farrell, a catholic lass, attended upon summons to give testimony when and where they had been married, what witnesses were present, and by whom the marriage was solemnized. The parties were sworn to tell the truth and the whole truth; notwithstanding, they merely stated having been married in Longford, and that the ceremony was performed by a popish priest whose name they would "not divulge". After a considerable display of obstinacy and prevarication, the presiding magistrates Captain Montfort and Captain Skipton committed the gentleman and lady to gaol to spend the remainder of the honeymoon. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 8 | 24 | NPM | M'CULLAGH | Andrew Torrens | Esq | August 22, in St. Anne's Church, Dublin, Andrew Torrens M'Cullagh, Esq., to Anne Catherine, daughter of R. Smyth, Esq., of Stephen's Green. | SdeM | ||
| FJ | 1855 | 7 | 28 | NPM | M'CULLAGH | Richard | Mr | April 16, at Melbourne, Mr Richard M'CULLAGH, late of Dundalk, co Louth, to Mary Anne, daughter of J CROCKER, of Bromptom, Middlesex | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 11 | 23 | NPD | M'CULLOCH | Alexander | Esq | On the 12th inst. in the 28th year of his age, Mr. A. M'Culloch, jun. of the firm of M'Culloch and Price, of Dublin, son to Alexander M'Culloch, Esq., Banger, county Down. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 11 | 23 | NPD | M'CULLOCH | Alexander (jun) | Mr | On the 12th inst. in the 28th year of his age, Mr. A. M'Culloch, jun. of the firm of M'Culloch and Price, of Dublin, son to Alexander M'Culloch, Esq., Banger, county Down. | SdeM | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 2 | 15 | NPD | M'CULLOCH | Andrew | Rev | At Bruff Glebe, Co. Limerick, aged 57 years, the Rev Andrew M'CULLOCH, Vicar of Bruff and Kilbreedy Minor | NickR | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 11 | 05 | NPM | M'CULLOCH | Rev | Thursday, by the Rev Mr M'CULLOCH, James BENNETT of Bruff, Esq, to Miss FRANKLIN, daughter of Richard FRANKLIN of Ballyvolane, Esq | NickR | |||
| LGA | 1809 | 6 | 09 | NPM | M'CULLOGH | A | Rev | Tuesday, by the Rev A M'CULLOGH, at Kilmurry church, Wm. BROWNE, Esq of the Londonderry Militia, to Miss Elizabeth BENNETT, only daughter of the late John BENNETT, of Quarry-Hill, in this county, Esq | NickR | ||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 7 | 15 | NPM | M'CULLOGH | A | Rev | On Saturday, the 5th Instant, at Bruff Church, by the Rev. A. M'CULLOGH, James IEVERS, Esq. of Glenfield, to Eliza, daughter of the late Richard IEVERS, of Green Park, County Limerick, Esq | NickR | ||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 9 | 05 | NPS | M'CULLOGH | Andrew | Rev | Thanks for the Bruff Chapel | NickR | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 3 | 15 | NPS | M'CULLOGH | Andrew | Rev | The Church:-- The Rev Henry ROSE, of Limerick, and the Rev Godfrey MASSY, of Fedamore, succeed to the Living of Bruff, Co. Limerick, void by the death of the Rev A. M'CULLOGH | NickR | ||
| LHMA | 1789 | 10 | 19 | NPD | M'CULLOUGH | Daniel | Mr | At Woodstock, co. Wicklow, aged 56, Mr. Daniel M'CULLOUGH. | NickR | ||
| CJEA | 1809 | 7 | 31 | NPD | M'CULLY | Simon | Esq | At Granard on the 21st inst. Mrs. HOLMES, relict to the late Robert HOLMES, Esq. and widow of Simon M'CULLY, Esq. of Willbrook, county Longford, who died in 1764. | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1831 | 12 | 15 | NPA | M'CUTCHAN | J A | Mr | WANTED. Mr. J.A. M'Cutchan, Cavan, wants a Young Man, that has served his time to a respectable Woollen Establishment. Also wanted an Apprentice. Application to be made to Mr. J.A. M'Cutchan, Cavan, or Mr. M'Cutchan, Longford. | SdeM | ||
| FJ | 1844 | 7 | 02 | NPM | M'CUTCHAN | James | Esq | On the 28th ult, in St Mary's church, William LITTLE esq of Drumcross, co Longford, to Louisa third daughter of James M'CUTCHAN Esq of Longford | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1844 | 7 | 02 | NPM | M'CUTCHAN | Louisa | On the 28th ult, in St Mary's church, William LITTLE esq of Drumcross, co Longford, to Louisa third daughter of James M'CUTCHAN Esq of Longford | NickR | |||
| FJ | 1849 | 2 | 01 | NPD | M'CUTCHAN | Philip | Esq | January 26, at Moatland, co Westmeath, aged 97 years, Philip M'CUTCHAN, Esq late of Torboy, co Longford | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1784 | 5 | 22-25 | NPN | M'CUTCHEN | George | Mr | George M'CUTCHEN, of the City of Dublin carpenter, timber merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender on the 4th and 5th day of June next, and 3rd day of July at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of the said days, at the Thossel, Dublin, Attorney Mr Jo | NickR | ||
| LS | 1841 | 8 | 23 | NPM | M'CUTCHEON | Joseph | Mr | At Kilmstulla church, Mr Joseph M'CUTCHEON of Newport, to Ellen second daughter of the late Mr Hickson NORTH of Kilaloe | NickR | ||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 2 | 23 | NPM | M'CUTCHEON | William | Mr | In Clonmel, Mr. William M'CUTCHEON, of that town, to Miss Rebecca M'DERMOTT, of Marlfield | NickR | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 11 | 23 | NPS | M'CUTCHEON | Rev Mr | THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL On Wednesday last the congregation of Corboy gave a unanimous call to the Rev. John Henry, to become their Minister. The Rev. Mr. M'Cutcheon of Longford presided on the occasion. We congratulate the Presbyterians of Corboy on the prospect of having a Gospel Ministry established among them. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1824 | 9 | 08 | NPS | M'CUTCHIN | Robert | On Saturday night, between the hours of 11 and 12, six cocks of hay were maliciously set fire to on the lands of Lackareagh, County Clare, he property of Robert M'CUTCHIN, tenant to Thomas ARTHUR, Esq, and though every exertion was made by Lieutenant BINDON, with the Police from O'Brien's-Bridge, nothing could prevent them from being consumed, notwithstanding the incessant rain; and after searching the ground, seven sheep were discovered dead in out-house, apparently killed with sticks and stones, and two of them found hanging across a beam, with their heads much bruised. The houses were then all diligently searched, and in the house of his uncle, John DEVITT was apprehended and lodged in the bridewell of O’Brien's-Bridge, for being found with his cothes wet and not being an inmate; and whose father (now herdsman to the ground) was the former tenant and ejected by Mr. ARTHUR, last April. It is hoped some useful information will elicited from him by the Magistrates. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 08 | NPM | M'DANIEL | D | Lt | At Desart Church, Lieutenant D. M'Daniel, 67th regt. to Susan, second daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 15 | NPM | M'DANIEL | Daniel | Lt | At Desart Church, Lieutenant Daniel M'Daniel, 67th Regiment, to Susan, second Daughter of the late Denis M'Carthy, of the county Cork, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 17 | NPM | M'DERMID | Anna Maria | At Edinburgh, W.P. Allardice, Esq., to Anna Maria, daughter of Captain M'Dermid, late 42d Royal Highlanders. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 17 | NPM | M'DERMID | Capt | At Edinburgh, W.P. Allardice, Esq., to Anna Maria, daughter of Captain M'Dermid, late 42d Royal Highlanders. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1785 | 9 | 01 | NPM | M'DERMOT | Miss | Last week at Bath, George PRICE, Esq; of the county Flint, North Wales, to the amiable Miss M'DERMOT, of the county Roscommon. This young lady may truly be said to be one of the daughters of fortune, as last lottery she received of MOSS, WELLS, NICHOLSON and Co. Dame Street, one thousand guineas for a fortunate ticket in Mr. MLESWAORTHs calculation, for the trifling sum of one guinea: this event occasioned her to take a trip to Bath, where in the gay circle she became acquainted with the above Gentleman, whose fortune is more than 500l. per annum. and who was captivated with hr person and accomplishments, that he made our fair countrywoman the partner of his heart and fortune. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 6 | 10 | NPA | M'DERMOTT | James | TO BE SOLD A remarkably pretty and well finished PLEASURE BOAT, With Mast, Sails, and every thing complete and in the best Order. It lies in the Shannon near Castle Forbes, and may be viewed every day by applying to James M'Dermott, Boat Keeper there. The Terms of Sale may be known from Lieut. W.H. Quin, R.N. by Letter (post paid) addressed to him at Cartronreagh, Edgeworthstown, or to the Rev. Francis Fox, Ballyhaise, Cavan. June 10, 1824. | SdeM | |||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 2 | 23 | NPM | M'DERMOTT | Rebecca | Miss | In Clonmel, Mr. William M'CUTCHEON, of that town, to Miss Rebecca M'DERMOTT, of Marlfield | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 11 | 15 | NPA | M'DERMOTT | Thomas | BALLYMAHON HOTEL, (THE SHOULDAM ARMS) THOMAS M'DERMOTT, Begs leave respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that he has lately opened the above Establishment as successor to LEE ... | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1840 | 1 | 11 | NPS | M'DERMOTTE | Thomas | LONGFORD QUARTER SESSIONS Patrick Igo, Peter Crosby, and Patrick Crosby, for assaulting Thomas M'Dermotte - to be each confined for 12 months, and kept to hard labour each alternate month. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1825 | 3 | 24 | NPD | M'DONAGH | John | Mr | Yesterday morning, Mr. John M'Donagh, for many years printer, of the Freeman's Journal, much esteemed by all who knew him. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 17 | NPD | M'DONALD | Catherine | At Portarlington, on Monday, the 7th instant, Catherine M'Donald - she had been labouring under dropsy for a length of time, from April, 1826, to May, 1827. Mr. Shewragh had performed the operation of tapping twenty- three times, thereby taking in the space of one year, the extraordinary and unparalleled quantity of 460 quarts of water. | SdeM | |||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 3 | 26 | NPS | M'DONALD | Donald | On Thursday, between the hours of one and two o'clock, a poor labouring man of the name of Donald M'DONALD, was precipitated from the top of a house in Patrick-street [Limerick], and melancholy to relate was killed on the spot. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 12 | 13 | NPD | M'DONALD | George | Mr | On Saturday last, at Cloons, near Enniskillen, Mr. George M'Donald. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1829 | 12 | 03 | NPD | M'DONALD | J | Mr | Suddenly on the 23d November, at Tullamore, Mr. J. M'Donald, many years Post-Master of that town and universally esteemed as an upright honest man. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1830 | 2 | 04 | NPD | M'DONALD | John | Mr | Jan. 23, at Burnside, in Ahanloo, of a short but painful illness, in the meridian of life, Mr. John M'Donald, an humble, honest tenant on the Marquess of Waterford's Londonderry estates. He has left a widow and a large young family to lament their irreparable loss. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 16 | NPM | M'DONALD | John M'Cay | Esq | At Gibraltar, John M'Cay M'Donald, Esq., Medical Staff, second son of the late John M'Cay M'Donald, of Carrigenaveagh, County Cork, Esq., to Margaret Catherine, eldest daughter of Francis Anquetil, esq., Barrack Master, Gibraltar. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 4 | 16 | NPM | M'DONALD | John M'Cay | Esq | At Gibraltar, John M'Cay M'Donald, Esq., Medical Staff, second son of the late John M'Cay M'Donald, of Carrigenaveagh, County Cork, Esq., to Margaret Catherine, eldest daughter of Francis Anquetil, esq., Barrack Master, Gibraltar. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 21 | NPD | M'DONALD | Thomas | Esq M D | On the 6th ult., at his residence, in Crumlin, Thomas M'Donald, Esq., M.D. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 2 | 03 | NPM | M'DONNEL | Anne | Mrs | Mr. Philip Tyrrell has been appointed Post-Master of this town, in the room of Mrs. Anne M'Donnel, who has resigned. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 3 | 30 | NPM | M'DONNELL | Catherine Marion | March 21, in the cathedral of Cork, by the Venerable Archdeacon St. Lawrence, the Rev. George Vessey, Curate of Brooklodge, to Catherine Marion, only daughter of John M'Donnell, Esq., of Cork. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 18 | NPD | M'DONNELL | Charles | Esq | On Wednesday night last Mrs. M'Donnell, wife of Chas. M'Donnell, Esq., Carhue, county Clare. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1826 | 10 | 25 | NPS | M'DONNELL | Denis | On Monday, Denis M'DONNELL and William SCANNELL, Coopers of Cork, were convicted before the Mayor of that City, in a penalty amounting to £10, for making up 20 butter firkins of green unseasoned timber. 3d Geo. 4. chap 85, levies a fine of 10s. each firkin so manufactured. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 6 | 10 | NPD | M'DONNELL | Eleanor | Mrs | On Usher's-quay, Mrs. Eleanor M'Donnell, wife of Laurence M'Donnell, Esq., Proprietor of Harold's cross Paper-mills. | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1824 | 2 | 18 | NPM | M'DONNELL | Henry B | Esq | On Tuesday last, in the Church of Kilmallock, By the Rev. James ELLARD, Henry BAYLEY, Esq. of Mount Elin, County of Cork, to Jane eldest daughter of Henry B. M’CONNELL, Esq. | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1857 | 5 | 20 | NPD | M'DONNELL | J | Rev | See Mathew GEOGHEGAN | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1862 | 7 | 10 | NPA | M'DONNELL | James | Gracepark sale | NickR | |||
| LC | 1824 | 2 | 18 | NPM | M'DONNELL | Jane | On Tuesday last, in the Church of Kilmallock, By the Rev. James ELLARD, Henry BAYLEY, Esq. of Mount Elin, County of Cork, to Jane eldest daughter of Henry B. M’CONNELL, Esq. | NickR | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 3 | 30 | NPM | M'DONNELL | John | Esq | March 21, in the cathedral of Cork, by the Venerable Archdeacon St. Lawrence, the Rev. George Vessey, Curate of Brooklodge, to Catherine Marion, only daughter of John M'Donnell, Esq., of Cork. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 5 | 11 | NPD | M'DONNELL | John | Mr | May 2, of a lingering illness, Mr. John M'Donnell, Bachelor's walk, deeply and sincerely lamented. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 6 | 10 | NPD | M'DONNELL | Laurence | Esq | On Usher's-quay, Mrs. Eleanor M'Donnell, wife of Laurence M'Donnell, Esq., Proprietor of Harold's cross Paper-mills. | SdeM | ||
| FJ | 1819 | 8 | 24 | NPM | M'DONNELL | Mary | Miss | On the 17th inst, in Castlebar, Willaim WALDRON Esq of Fara, co Mayo, to Miss Mary M'DONNELL of Corrathanwahas | NickR | ||
| CG HA | 1788 | 5 | 05 | NPS | M'DONNELL | Robert | Mr | Limerick April 28. The 24th instamt, Mr. Robert M'DONNELL, Surveyor of Excise of Charleville, assisted by Messrs. J. PEPPARD and St. Leger STRETCH, guagers, with two troops of the 14th light dragoons, effected a suprise on the town of Hospital, at four o'clock in the morning, where they discovered two extensive malt houses, privately at work, and sized above 400 barrels of concealed malt, together with a number of brewing pans, which they safely lodged in his Majesty's Stores. | NickR | ||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 12 | 17 | NPS | M'DONNELL | Winifred | 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 theif—a noted character—named 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. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 18 | NPD | M'DONNELL | Mrs | On Wednesday night last Mrs. M'Donnell, wife of Chas. M'Donnell, Esq., Carhue, county Clare. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 14 | NPD | M'DONOUGH | Anthony | Esq MD | In Ennis, much regretted, Anthony M'DONOUGH, Esq. M. D. | NickR | ||
| LC | 1824 | 3 | 20 | NPS | M'DONOUGH | Francis | Francis M'DONOUGH, of Galway, fell out of a sloop at Tarbet, on Sunday, in a state of intoxication, and was drowned | NickR | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 2 | 01 | NPS | M'DONOUGH | Laurence | Thursday, a boat, laden with turf, from the Island of Minish, in Galway Bay, with a crew consisting of three men, was upset by a squall two miles west of Caran. Two of the poor fellows on board, named CLOGHERTY, perished. Several boats passed without making any effort for their perservation; but the third person, BARRETT, was providentially saved from a watery grave by the prompt intervention of Mr. Laurence M'DONOUGH, master of the smack Mary, of Galway. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1832 | 6 | 28 | NPD | M'DONOUGH | Morgan | Esq | In Roscommon, on the 16th instant, at an advanced age, Morgan M'Donough, Esq., formerly of Sligo. On the following day his remains were removed to Kilmorgan, the family burial place, County of Sligo. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 2 | 17 | NPM | M'DOUGAL | Mrs Admiral | On Tuesday, the 6th inst. at Connaught-place, London, by special licence from his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, John Edmund Browne, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Edmund Browne, of Johnstown, County of Dublin, Bart. to Mrs. Admiral M'Dougal, late of Grosvenor-place, Bath. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 24 | NPD | M'DOUGALL | A C | Capt | At Glasgow, Captain A.C. M'Dougall, late of the 16th Lancers. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1823 | 5 | 29 | NPD | M'DOUGALL | Henry | Esq | On the 17th of May, at his house in Harcourt-st., Dublin, Henry M'Dougall, Esq., Barrister at Law, and one of his Majesty's Counsel. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 10 | NPD | M'DOWALL | Graham | Mrs | On the 19th ult., at Hermand, Mrs. Graham M'Dowall, relict of the Hon. George Fergusson, Lord Hermand. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1825 | 6 | 30 | NPM | M'DOWALL | John | Esq | In Belfast, by the Rev. Doctor Cupples, John M'Dowall, Esq. of Lisburn, to Eleanor, relict of the late John Whitla, Esq. and daughter of the late John Haynes, of Hazelor, in the County of Warwick, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 04 | NPD | M'DOWEL | Benjamine | Esq | On the 20th inst., in Eccles-street, Benjamine M'Dowel, Esq., eldest son of the late Rev. Doctor M'Dowel, after a painful and protracted illness. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 04 | NPD | M'DOWEL | Rev Dr | On the 20th inst., in Eccles-street, Benjamine M'Dowel, Esq., eldest son of the late Rev. Doctor M'Dowel, after a painful and protracted illness. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1829 | 5 | 21 | NPB | MEAD | Edmund Wakefield | Esq | May 13, at Newbridge House, Dawlish, the residence of her father, Colonel Rochfort, M.P., the Lady of Edmund Wakefield Mead, Esq., of a son and heir. | SdeM | ||
| Pue'sO | 1736 | 4 | 24 | NPS | MEAD | Richard | Sir Bt | We hear that Sir Richard MEAD Bart of Ballintober in the co of Cork worth £7,000 per ann is to be married next week to Miss Katty PRETTY daughter of Coll. PRETTY of Killboy in the co of Tipperary, a lady of great beauty and merit | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1826 | 10 | 05 | NPM | MEADE | Edmond Wakefield | Esq | At Dawlish, Devon, Edmond Wakefield Meade, Esq. late of H.M. Ceylon Civil Service, to Harriot Bloomfield, daughter of Lieutenant Col. Gustavus Rochfort, M.P., for this County. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 05 | NPM | MEADE | Eliza | In Cork, Mr. Charles Cottrell, to Eliza, daughter of the late Richard Boyle Meade, of Youghal, Esq. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 3 | 30 | NPM | MEADE | J | Rev | March 23, at Kensington Church, by the Rev. J. Meade, the Rev. Robert Lovett, of the county of Dublin, to Frances, only daughter of W.A. Soames, of Milton, Kent, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| LGA | 1819 | 11 | 02 | NPS | MEADE | J A | 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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| LC | 1785 | 9 | 12 | NPM | MEADE | John Thomas | Mr | Last Saturday, Mr. John MEADE, Thomas, Linen-Draper, to Miss ROCHE, niece to Philip ROCHE, John, Esq; a very amiable and acomplished young lady, with a large fortune. | NickR | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 21 | NPM | MEADE | Richard | Esq | December 13, by proxy, at the residence of her mother, in Lower Sherrard- street, Matilda Maria Clark, youngest daughter of the late Edward Clark, Esq., of Palmerstown, county Dublin, to Richard Meade, Esq., of the city of Guanajuato, Mexico. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 05 | NPM | MEADE | Richard Boyle | Esq | In Cork, Mr. Charles Cottrell, to Eliza, daughter of the late Richard Boyle Meade, of Youghal, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1829 | 12 | 10 | NPM | MEADE | Richard Charles Francis Christian | Earl of Clanwilliam | 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 Richard Charles Francis Christian Meade, Brandon, Kilmaine, Mayo, Mountmorris, and of the Lord Bishop of Waterford. | SdeM | ||
| WMT G | 1835 | 7 | 16 | NPD | MEADE | Thomas | Esq F T C D | On the 1st instant, at Cheltenham, of consumption, Thomas Meade, Esq., F.T.C.D. | SdeM | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 9 | 27 | NPS | MEADE | Thomas | Mr | Mr. Thomas MEADE has been appointed Sub-Distributor of Stamps in the town of Bruff, in this county. | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1764 | 3 | 24-27 | NPD | MEADE | William | Rev Dr | At Ballintubber, the Rev William MEADE DD late of Cork | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1804 | 6 | 16 | NPM | MEADE | Miss | At Cashel William PHELAN Esq to Miss MEADE daughter of late Henry MEADE of Riverstown Co Cork Esq | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1827 | 9 | 20 | NPD | MEADE | Miss | At Lisburn, Miss Meade, in the 22d year of her age. | SdeM | |||
| LC | 1824 | 7 | 24 | NPS | MEAGHER | John | At the Court of Petty Sessions, this day — present, the Mayor, Sir C. MARRETT, and William ROCHE, Esq. The only case that appeared for investigation was that of a man named John MEAGHER, who was found at an unseasonable hour, last night, in the Convent of St. Clare.— This unfortunate creature was examined by the bench, and voluntarily made the followning statement:— That he was a blacksmith by trade; admitted scaling the Nunnery wall, and that his sole object in getting into the premises was the hope of being transported; that he was excommunicated about 15 months ago (for stealing a silver chalice out of the Convent Chapel,) since which period he has been refused employment everywhere he applied; is reduced to the most extreme distress; has not been suffered to enter any house; lives by begging a few potatoes and is obliged to roast them in a lime-kiln; no one, not even his brother, would know him or hold community with him; is almost in a state of nakedness and actually starving from want and misery; transportation would be a relief for him. This singular and lamentable detail made a considerable impression on the Court: the unfortunate wretch was truly an object of pity. The porter of the Nunnery, William O'MEALY, then swore informations against him, and he was committed to stand trial at the ensuing assizes. The Mayor observed, that if the prosecution failed, he might be indicted as a vagrant, and thus his wished would be accomplished. | NickR | |||
| LC | 1783 | 1 | 06 | NPS | MEAHAN | Patrick | Mr. Thomas POWELL acknowledges the receit of ten Guineas by the hands of the Rev. Mr. NIHILL, for the relief of the poor Debtors; by which five unhappy Men in the City Gaol have been relieved from confinement, viz. Hugh CLAREY, Michael M'NAMARA, William CORCORAN, William MEAGHAN, and Patrick MEAHAN | NickR | |||
| LC | 1783 | 1 | 06 | NPS | MEAHAN | William | Mr. Thomas POWELL acknowledges the receit of ten Guineas by the hands of the Rev. Mr. NIHILL, for the relief of the poor Debtors; by which five unhappy Men in the City Gaol have been relieved from confinement, viz. Hugh CLAREY, Michael M'NAMARA, William CORCORAN, William MEAGHAN, and Patrick MEAHAN | NickR | |||
| LC | 1794 | 3 | 29 | NPS | MEANY | Thomas | Since the commencment of our Assizs, two men have been capitally convicted in the County Court; viz. Edmond CONNEELY, for a burglary and felony, and Thomas MEANY, for burning houses in Kilfinan. | NickR | |||
| WMT J | 1823 | 12 | 04 | NPD | MEARA | James | Rev | At Wellbrook, in the 80th year of his age, the Rev. James Meara, Rector of Freshford, &c. By the death of this gentleman thirteen or fourteen Church livings have become vacant. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 4 | 29 | NPM | MEARA | Capt RN | On the 24th inst. at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. J. Dunn, Captain Meara, of the R.N., to Grace, daughter of the late W. Kean, Esq., of Clontarf. | SdeM | |||
| Longford J | 1839 | 11 | 23 | NPM | MEARES | Charles H | Esq | Nov. 20, in St. Paul's Church, John Caldwell, of Dublin, merchant, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of Charles H. Meares, Esq., of that city. | SdeM | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 11 | 23 | NPM | MEARES | Frances Maria | Nov. 20, in St. Paul's Church, John Caldwell, of Dublin, merchant, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of Charles H. Meares, Esq., of that city. | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1828 | 2 | 28 | NPS | MEARES | George R | OUTRAGES. On Sunday last, the 24th inst. while Mr. George R. Meares, of Killenboy, and his family, were attending Divine Service ... Last week an armed party entered the house of Thomas Wynne, in the neighbourhood of Ballymahon ... On the night of Ash Wednesday, the house of Mr. John Siggins, of Bonevally, near Athlone in this Co. ... | SdeM | |||
| WMT J | 1831 | 7 | 14 | NPM | MEARES | John | Esq | On the 6th instant, at Churchtown, by the Rev. John Reed, John Meares, of Mearescourt, Esq., to Maria, daughter of Charles Kelly, of Charleville, Esq. | SdeM | ||
| WMT J | 1832 | 4 | 12 | NPB | MEARES | John D | Esq | On the 6th inst., the Lady of John D. Meares, of Mearescourt, Esq., of a son. | SdeM | ||
| LGA | 1815 | 1 | 20 | NPM | MEDGE | James | Rev | At Meath, the Rev James MEDGE (recte METGE), son of the late Baron MEDGE, to Miss WOLFE, niece of Lord Nobury | 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 |