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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LGA | 1816 | 10 | 18 | NPM | MYLES | James | Mr | By the Rev John DUDDELL, at George's Church Mr James MYLES of the house of Messrs MYLES Thormond Gate, to Sarah daughter of Mr William TAYLOR of Ballincurra near this city | NickR |
| FJ | 1845 | 2 | 20 | NPM | MYLES | William | Esq | On the 13th inst, in Limerick, William MYLES of that city, Esq, merchant, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late E HAMON Esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1817 | 5 | 20 | NPM | MYLES | Z | Mr | On Saturday last at Adare Church, by the Rev Mr HEACOCK, Mr Z MYLES to Gertrude, third daughter of Mr W TAYLOR of this city | NickR |
| LGA | 1817 | 5 | 27 | NPM | MYLES | Zachary | Mr | On Sunday se'nnight at Kilkeely Church, by the Rev Richard DICKSON, Mr Zachary MYLES to Gertrude, third daughter of Mr W TAYLOR of this city | NickR |
| LC | 1799 | 7 | 17 | NPM | MYLES | Miss | Yesterday morning, in St George's Church, Mt. Thomas PARKER, o Brosky, in this County, to the agreeable Miss MYLES, of this city. | NickR | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPM | NAGEL | Anne | Michael John Murphy, Esq., of Blackrock, Cork, to Anne, only daughter of the late Captain Nagel, K.G.L. | SdeM | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPM | NAGEL | Capt | Michael John Murphy, Esq., of Blackrock, Cork, to Anne, only daughter of the late Captain Nagel, K.G.L. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1817 | 11 | 18 | NPD | NAGLE | Elizabeth | Mrs | On the 9th Inst aged 75 Mrs Elizabeth NAGLE daughter of the late William FORWARD Esq and relict of Garret NAGLE Esq of Fermoy | NickR |
| FJ | 1817 | 11 | 18 | NPD | NAGLE | Garret | Esq | On the 9th Inst aged 75 Mrs Elizabeth NAGLE daughter of the late William FORWARD Esq and relict of Garret NAGLE Esq of Fermoy | NickR |
| LC | 1792 | 11 | 10 | NPM | NAGLE | Garrett | Esq | Cork November 5, ... Last Thursday, Walter CROKER, of this city, Esq; to Miss Margaret NAGLE, daughter of the late Garrett NAGLE, of Fermoy, Esq. | NickR |
| LC | 1825 | 11 | 19 | NPD | NAGLE | Garrett | Mr | In Thurles, the relict of Mr. Garrett NAGLE, of Cork | NickR |
| LC | 1810 | 6 | 06 | NPD | NAGLE | Garrett | Mrs | In Casle Street, Cork, Mrs. NAGLE, wife of Garrett NAGLE | NickR |
| FJ | 1860 | 5 | 03 | NPS | NAGLE | James | Children to be brought up Roman Catholic | NickR | |
| LC | 1792 | 11 | 10 | NPM | NAGLE | Margaret | Miss | Cork November 5, ... Last Thursday, Walter CROKER, of this city, Esq; to Miss Margaret NAGLE, daughter of the late Garrett NAGLE, of Fermoy, Esq. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 29 | NPD | NAGLE | Pierce | Esq | At Mallow, Pierce Nagle, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 12 | NPD | NAGLE | Richard | Sir Bart | On the 1st instant, at Southampton, Frances Mary, wife of Oliver Dowel J. Grace, Esq. of Mantua House, in the County of Roscommon, and sister of Sir Richard Nagle, of Jamestown, in this County, Bart. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1766 | 9 | 13-16 | NPM | NAGLE | widow | A few days ago at Corke, Mr James LEE to the widow NAGLE being his third wife and he her third husband | NickR | |
| LGA | 1808 | 6 | 07 | NPM | NAISH | Carroll P | Esq | On Thursday last, at Ballyroe, Patrick M'Mahon HIFFERENAN of Liskennet, in this co to the most agreeable Miss NAISH, sister of the late Carroll P NAISH, of Ballycullen Esq | NickR |
| LGA | 1808 | 6 | 07 | NPM | NAISH | Miss | On Thursday last, at Ballyroe, Patrick M'Mahon HIFFERENAN of Liskennet, in this co to the most agreeable Miss NAISH, sister of the late Carroll P NAISH, of Ballycullen Esq | NickR | |
| FJ | 1847 | 4 | 09 | NPM | NAPIER | Lewis P | Esq | On the 5th inst, at Carnalway, co Kildare, by the Rev Mr MERCIER, Lewis P NAPIER? Esq MD to Mary Anne daughter of William WALDRON? Esq architect and builder, of Mountain View Cottage, Carnalway [note ? means first letters of family names missing] | NickR |
| WMT J | 1828 | 10 | 09 | NPS | NAPIER | William Lenox | Esq | See Molyneux William SHOULDHAM | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 21 | NPM | NAPIER | Lt-Col | At St. Thomas's Church, Portsmouth, Lieutenant-Colonel Napier (who was gazetted as a dead man, "killed" at the battle of Corunna), to Mrs. Alcock, widow of the late Captain Alcock, R.N., and niece to the late Admiral Sir Thomas Foley, G.C.B. | SdeM | |
| Pue'sO | 1734 | 8 | 31 | NPM | NAPPER | James Lenox | Esq | Same day (Thursday last), Dillon Pollard HAMPSON Esq was married to Miss NAPPER, sister to James Lenox NAPPER Esq a young lady of great merit, beaty and £10,000 Fortune: The bells of Christ Church rang almost two days successively, in honour of the nuptuals; and the ringers were generously rewarded | NickR |
| Pue'sO | 1734 | 8 | 31 | NPM | NAPPER | Miss | Same day (Thursday last), Dillon Pollard HAMPSON Esq was married to Miss NAPPER, sister to James Lenox NAPPER Esq a young lady of great merit, beaty and £10,000 Fortune: The bells of Christ Church rang almost two days successively, in honour of the nuptuals; and the ringers were generously rewarded | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 18 | NPM | NASH | Amelia | June 7, at Ballygrade Church, by the Rev. Mr. Townsend, George K. Tivy, of Rosacon, Esq. to Amelia, daughter of the late Thomas Nash, of Ballyheen, Esq. After the ceremony the happy pair set off for Killarney. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1767 | 11 | 17-21 | NPD | NASH | Andrew | Mr | In Whitefryer Street Mr Andrew NASH an eminent attorney | NickR |
| FJ | 1769 | 7 | 26-29 | NPM | NASH | James | Esq | At the seat of James NASH Esq near Mallow, Hugh Ingoldby MASSY Esq to Miss BASH | NickR |
| LC | 1825 | 3 | 23 | NPS | NASH | John | On Sunday last, two factions met in the neighbourhood of Fedamore, at a hurling match; a dispute arose, and a fight commenced, the result of which is as follows:-- John NASH, sice dead; John HEHIR, concussion of the brain; Patrick HEHIR, skull most desparately fractured, and which was trepanned yesterday by Surgeon FRANKLIN, jun.; Michael MURPHY, concussion of the brain--besided many others severely injured. An inquest was on Monday held by James BENNETT, Esq. Coroner, on the body of John NASH, when the jury returned a verdict of manslaughter. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1828 | 4 | 24 | NPA | NASH | Juliana Maria | CHANCERY. COUNTY LONGFORD. Juliana Maria Nash, Plaintiff. Valentine Dillon, Margaret Irwin, & Others, Defendants. Pursuant to the Decree of his Majesty's High Court of Chancery in Ireland, made in this Cause, bearing date the 12th day of March, 1828, I will on the 9th day of May next, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at my Chambers on the Inn's Quay, Dublin, Set Up and Sell by Public Cant to the highest and fairest Bidder, All That and Those the MANSION HOUSE and DEMESNE Lands of TENELICK, containing 194A. 2R. 0P. and also All that and those the Town and Lands of KILNECARRA, containing 83 Acres and 3 Roods, be the same more or less, situate, lying and being in the Barony of Shrule and County of LONGFORD, for the purposes in said Decree mentioned. Dated this 15th day of April, 1828. J.S. TOWNSEND. The above lands are held for Lives renewable for ever at a Pepper corn fine, and now produce a profit rent of £270 or thereabouts. There are large and extensive Plantations of young Timber Trees on these Lands, and the Royal Canal, runs through the centre of them. ... | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1786 | 8 | 07 | NPM | NASH | Lewellin | Lewellin NASH Esq of Conva Co Tipperary to miss Priscilla Deane SPREAD, third daughter of the late William SPREAD of Ballycannon Esq | NickR | |
| Pue'sO | 1746 | 4 | 19 | NPD | NASH | Nicholas | Esq | Last week died at Clonmell Nicholas NASH, Esq counsellor at law ... | NickR |
| WMT J | 1829 | 6 | 18 | NPM | NASH | Thomas | Esq | June 7, at Ballygrade Church, by the Rev. Mr. Townsend, George K. Tivy, of Rosacon, Esq. to Amelia, daughter of the late Thomas Nash, of Ballyheen, Esq. After the ceremony the happy pair set off for Killarney. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1769 | 7 | 26-29 | NPM | NASH | Miss | At the seat of James NASH Esq near Mallow, Hugh Ingoldby MASSY Esq to Miss BASH | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1831 | 12 | 15 | NPA | NASH | Mrs | BUILDING MATERIALS TO BE SOLD ON THE LANDS OF TENELICK, COUNTY LONGFORD, Immediately adjoining the Royal Canal. Several thousandloads of BUILDING MATERIALS, consisting of Building Stone, Cut Stone of the first description, such as Quoins, Door Cases, Architraves, &c., &c., &c., and a quantity of Brick. Proposals in writing (post paid) will be received by Mrs. NASH, 14, Glasnevin Road, or Stephen Cullen, Esq., 150, Lower Gloucester-street, Dublin. John Conlan, the Woodranger, will attend to shew them. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 17 | NPM | NAYLOR | Bernard | Rev | On the 5th inst., in St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Bernard Naylor, James Going Colles, of Lower Sherrard-street, to Rosa Caroline Naylor, youngest daughter of Thomas Naylor, Esq., of Upper Baggot-street, Dublin. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 17 | NPM | NAYLOR | Rosa Caroline | On the 5th inst., in St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Bernard Naylor, James Going Colles, of Lower Sherrard-street, to Rosa Caroline Naylor, youngest daughter of Thomas Naylor, Esq., of Upper Baggot-street, Dublin. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 17 | NPM | NAYLOR | Thomas | Esq | On the 5th inst., in St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Bernard Naylor, James Going Colles, of Lower Sherrard-street, to Rosa Caroline Naylor, youngest daughter of Thomas Naylor, Esq., of Upper Baggot-street, Dublin. | SdeM |
| Longford Msgr | 1837 | 2 | 10 | NPB | NAYNOE | E Loftus | Esq | At Castle Naynoe, the lady of E. Loftus Naynoe, Esq., of a daughter. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1818 | 3 | 17 | NPM | NEAL | Job | In the Cathedral of Armagh, Job NEAL, to Mary SMITH, daughter to P. and Mary SMITH, both blind beggars. The father gave away the bride, and the mother gave Job NEAL £50 and said she would have doubled it, did she not fear the regulations lately made in that city would spoil her trade. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 8 | 14 | NPD | NEAL | Peter Lindsay | Esq | At Chapelizod, aged 54 years, Peter Lindsay Neal, Esq. of his Majesty's Excise, and for many years principal of the Permit Office, in Moore street, Dublin. | SdeM |
| LC | 1824 | 4 | 10 | NPS | NEAL | Tim | That notorious offender, Tim NEAL, was on Wednesday night apprehended by Captain DUMAS's Police, fter evading justice for many years, during which time the most indefatigable exertions were used to apprehend him, but without success—he was on Thursday carried before Joseph GUBBINS, Esq. of Kenmare Castle, who commited him to the Bridewell at Bruff. | NickR | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 2 | 02 | NPM | NEARY | Owen | Esq | January 28, Owen Neary, Esq., of Williamstown, county of Louth, to Anna, eldest daughter of Thomas Byrne, Esq., of Rosmakea, same county. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1810 | 9 | 28 | NPS | NEASON | George | Esq | The Rt Rev the Lord Bishop of Limerick, will hold an ordination at the Cathedral church, on tomorrow being St Michael's day, when the Rev Mr BRADEN of Kilrush, will receive the order of the preisthood, and Edw CROKER, jun, Esq, of Ballyneguard, and Geo NEASON, Esq, the order of deacon. | NickR |
| Longford J | 1839 | 6 | 22 | NPD | NEATON | John H | Mr | June 15, at his house in Whitefriar-street, Dublin, Mr. John H. Neaton, sincerely and deservedly regretted. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1811 | 8 | 30 | NPS | NEEDHAM | Richard | Esq | The late Mr. FRANSHAM, of Norwich, who was some time tutor of Mr. WHINDHAM, was so apprehensive of being buried alive, that he repeated and earnestly before his dicease he requested that his body should be laid before a fire, that wine should be offered to his lips, and the arms of a young woman clasped round his neck, before he was given up as unrecoverable. An occurrence in some degree parallel to the above, happened some years ago,--Richard NEEDHAM, Esq, well known in this city, as commander of the Tarbert Revenue Yacht, who lived to upwards of 90 years of age, was notwithstanding so apprehensive of being buried alive, that he made it a dying request that his head might be cut off before he should be consigned to the tomb, which was complied with by his executors. | NickR |
| FJ | 1820 | 11 | 09 | NPD | NEEDHAM | Thomas | Esq | At Richmond lodge Rathgar, Sarah, wife of John RICHMOND Esq only nephew of the late Thomas NEEDHAM Esq, one of the principal bankers of this city, and for many years of the house of Messrs STEWARD and SWAN of Leinster Street | NickR |
| WMT J | 1826 | 6 | 15 | NPS | NEEDHAM | Thomas | HORRIBLE MURDER IN THE COUNTY OF LONGFORD. We have just heard that a most dreadful murder was committed last Sunday night, on the road between Ballymahon, and the town of Longford. It appears, that a young man named Thomas Needham, son to the Clerk of the Parish of Moydow, being on his way home, fell in company with some persons who were drinking in an unlicensed whiskey house, no quarrel whatever seems to have occured there, but soon after leaving that place, the unfortunate Needham was murdered in the most barbarous manner - his skull was beaten all to 10 pieces with stones, his eyes knocked into the head, and his face altogether so contused, as to render it quite frightful to behold. The body was dragged through hedges and ditches nearly half a mile, and then deposited in a boghole, where it was found next day nearly naked. Needham was robbed of clothes and money, as well as deprived of life. There being no Coroner in the County, the neighbouring Magistrates, viz: Sir George Fetherston, Major O'Donoghue, Mr. Kingston of Mosstown, and the Rev. James Moffett, have been during the last two days holding an Inquest, which was not concluded when our Correspondent closed his letter. Through the extreme activity of the Constabulary, the whole of the persons implicated in this atrocious affair, have been taken into custody, and there is little doubt, we are happy to say, but that the guilty will be shortly brought to condign punishment. Rather a singular circumstance is concerned with this murderous transaction - exactly three years from the evening on which Needham met his shocking fate, he, while engaged with some youthful companions, threw a small stone at one of them, which missing the object aimed at, struck on the head of a woman who happened to be passing, a fracture was the consequence, and death in some time ensued, although the misfortune was purely accidental, vengeance was denounced by the relatives of the deceased - Catholic blood was spilt by the hand of an Heretic, and accident was considered as no sufficient excuse - The Parish Clerk's sons were afterwards assaulted wherever they appeared - some, to avoid persecution, found it necessary to enlist as soldiers, while the ill-fated subject of the present article, had to seek for service in distant places, from whence he was returning to visit his family, when cruelly butchered by his relentless foes. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 15 | NPS | NEEDHAM | Thomas | On the night of Thursday, last a party of the Constabulary stationed at Strokestown, under the command of James Hogg, Esq. at Gillstown, a Magistrate for the Co. of Roscommon, apprehended at the village of Carginbawn, in the Parish of Kilglass, in this Co. a man named John Bohannan, alias Buchannan, charged with the murder of Thomas Needham, at Glanmore in the Co. of Longford, on the 11th of June last. Bohannan had been advertised in "The Hue and Cry" for a considerable time. Too much praise cannot be given to Mr. Hogg for the zeal and activity displayed by him on the occasion. Bohannan has been committed to Longford gaol for trial at the ensuing Assizes. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 22 | NPM | NEEDHAM | Thomas R | Esq | NEW SHERIFFS. DUBLIN CASTLE, 15TH FEB. 1827. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint the following Gentlemen to be High Sheriffs for the present year:- ... DUBLIN - Thos. R. Needham, of Edmondsbury, Esq., Bank, Foster-place. ... LONGFORD - James Barber, of Moss Vale, Esq., Edgeworthstown. ... | SdeM |
| CMC | 1808 | 8 | 22 | NPM | NEEDHAM | W | Rev | Saturday morning, at St. Finn Barry's Church, by the Rev. W. NEEDHAM, Abraham TRAHER, Esquire, Master of His Majesty's ship Brisk, to Miss Lucinda SYMMS, third daughter of Theophalus Morris SYMMS, of Waterfall, Berehaven, Esq. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 14 | NPD | NEEDHAM | Mr | At Birr, aged 107 years, Mr. Needham, who was born on Christmas day, 1719. He was bred a shepherd, & enjoyed his mental and bodily faculties until the week before his death. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 3 | 15 | NPS | NEEDHAM | LONGFORD ASSIZES. ... A case of horrible murder committed in the month of June last, on a man named Needham, a Protestant, excited intense interest. Two men named Buchannan (commonly called Bockanan) and Dinnigan were tried on Thursday last for this offence, which was characterized by peculiar traits of atrocity. After a patient investigation of several hours, and a most luminous charge from the Judge, both the prisoners were found guilty, and received sentence of death. The conduct of Buchannan on the occasion, evinced the most daring spirit. When that part of the sentence which directed that their bodies should be delivered to the Surgeons for dissection, was pronounced, this hardened criminal exclaimed that he (the Judge) "could do no worse"; and he thanked God, that "although it was in his power to order punishment for the body, he could not molest his soul". The same unbending spirit marked his conduct to the last. On Saturday about one o'clock, the two wretched criminals were brought forward for execution; Dinnigan appeared both nearly lifeless and insensible, but his comrade stepped upon the platform with the utmost firmness, and immediately with a loud voice, called to the immense surrounding multitude, "to kneel down and pray for him, for THAT HE WAS GOING TO DIE FOR HIS COUNTRY AND HIS RELIGION". The attendant clergyman very properly stopped this harangue, and the culprit, after some time spent in prayer, seemed more sensible of his awful situation. With a firm tone, he again called aloud to the people to pray for him, and entreated them to pursue the advice of their Parents and of their priests', and to avoid bad company and night walking, to which he owed his untimely end.* The drop fell, and the struggle of life was soon over. It is satisfactory to add, that Buchannan in private, acknowledged his guilt, and the justice of his sentence. After this admission, Buchannan exclaimed that he died for his religion and his country - ergo, Murdering a Protestant is to die for religion !!! | SdeM | ||
| LC | 1825 | 9 | 28 | NPS | NEEHAN | The houses of two farmers, named NEEHAN and SHEEDY, near Charleville, were attacked on Saturday night, by a party of armed men, who fired several shots through the doors and windows. | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1827 | 7 | 26 | NPM | NEESON | Mary Anne | Mr. Thomas Cunningham, of Antrim, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Dr. Neeson, of O'Neil's-brook, Randalstown. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 7 | 26 | NPM | NEESON | Dr | Mr. Thomas Cunningham, of Antrim, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Dr. Neeson, of O'Neil's-brook, Randalstown. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 24 | NPD | NEIL | Richard | Mr | In this town, on Sunday night last, Mr. Richard Neil, butcher. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 10 | 20 | NPS | NEIL | Timothy | Committed to the County Gaol, since our last, by Thomas P. VOKES, Esq. John DUNWORTH and Lawrence LYNCH, charged with the murder of Timothy NEIL and Walter BOURKE at Ballynahinch on the 12th of April last. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1826 | 3 | 23 | NPD | NEILL | John | Mr | Yesterday morning, of a complaint in his liver, Mr. John Neill, wholsesale vender of newspapers. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 28 | NPS | NEILL | Patrick | Tuesday Mr. THOMPSON held an inquest at Carrick_on_Suir on the body of Patrick NEILL, a publican, who, it appeared, had retired to rest on Sunday evening, at ten o'clock, apparently n good health. In a few minutes afterwards, his son, who was to have slept with him, found his father a corpse at eleven o'clock. The verdict of the Coronor's jury was — that the deceased died from the visitation of God. His habits of living had been extremely irregular. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 4 | 08 | NPD | NEILL | Richard | Mr | In this town, Mrs. Neill, relict of the late Mr. Richard Neill, victualler. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 4 | 08 | NPD | NEILL | Mrs | In this town, Mrs. Neill, relict of the late Mr. Richard Neill, victualler. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1829 | 1 | 01 | NPM | NEILSON | Anne | At Sligo, on the 11th instant, Nicholas Goodall, Esq. of Moat Park, County Wexford, to Anne, eldest daughter of Robert Neilson, Esq. of the island of Trinidad. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 5 | 15 | NPD | NEILSON | Moses | Rev | The Rev. Moses Neilson, aged 84, Presbyterian Minister. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1829 | 1 | 01 | NPM | NEILSON | Robert | Esq | At Sligo, on the 11th instant, Nicholas Goodall, Esq. of Moat Park, County Wexford, to Anne, eldest daughter of Robert Neilson, Esq. of the island of Trinidad. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 5 | 06 | NPD | NEILSON | Rev Dr | On the 25th ult., in Dundalk, Mrs. Getty, wife of Mr. J. Getty, and only daughter of the late Rev. Doctor Neilson, of Redemon, county Down. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 15 | NPD | NELIGAN | Anna Maria | Mrs | At Athlone, on the 22d ult., of a rapid decline, in her 21st year, Anna Maria, wife of John M. Neligan, Esq., sincerely and deservedly regretted by all who knew her. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1843 | 8 | 2? | NPD | NELIGAN | John | Esq | On the 19th inst, in Tralee, aged 79, John NELIGAN Esq | NickR |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 15 | NPD | NELIGAN | John M | Esq | At Athlone, on the 22d ult., of a rapid decline, in her 21st year, Anna Maria, wife of John M. Neligan, Esq., sincerely and deservedly regretted by all who knew her. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 14 | NPS | NELIGAN | William | Esq M D | INQUEST. ... William Neligan, Esq. M.D. ... | SdeM |
| LC | 1825 | 8 | 24 | NPS | NELIGAN | A wanton and barbarous outrage was committed on Sunday last, on the person of an elderly man of the name NELIGAN, in the neighbourhoos of Listowel, at one of those goal matches which usually disgrace the Sabbath and frequently terminate so fatally. He was a spectator on this occasion from a short distance, when four or five of the contending party approached and struck him with hurlies on the head—he fell and was trampled on, while blows were repeated with pitchforks, until death put an end to his sufferings. The only possible pretence that can be assigned for this murder is, that he was unfortunately connected with a party against whom his assailants cherished a hostile feeling or grudge from some old encounter. | NickR | ||
| Longford J | 1839 | 8 | 17 | NPM | NELLIGAN | William Hodson | Esq M D | On Thursday morning last, at Moydow Church, by the Rev. William C. Armstrong, Rector, William Hodson Nelligan, Esq., M.D., Athlone, to Henrietta Amelia, fourth daughter of the late Robert Jessop, Esq., of Mount-Jessop, in this county. | SdeM |
| Pue'sO | 1736 | 12 | 28 | NPS | NELSHAM | Arthur jun | Esq | Kilkenny Dec 24; This day Arthur NELSHAM junr Esq council at law, was by a majority of voices, choses recorder of this city and upon the same day Francis LODGE and George FOSTER Esqrs were by like majority chosed of the council of said city ... | NickR |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | NELSON | Agnes | On the 3d instant, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. James Nevin, Richard William Nelson, Esq., to Agnes, daughter of the late Reverend Arthur Nelson, Kill, King's County. | SdeM | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | NELSON | Arthur | Rev | On the 3d instant, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. James Nevin, Richard William Nelson, Esq., to Agnes, daughter of the late Reverend Arthur Nelson, Kill, King's County. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1823 | 2 | 27 | NPD | NELSON | Edward | Esq | Monday morning, in the 31st year of his age, of a decline, which he bore with Christian patience for the last two years, Edward Nelson, Esq., of the Bank of Ireland universally and deservedly regretted. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 02 | NPD | NELSON | John | Esq | In Holles-street, Mrs. Nelson, relict of the late John Nelson, Esq., Stephen's-green. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1836 | 1 | 06 | NPM | NELSON | Joseph | Esq | On the 31st ultimo, Joseph NELSON Esq Barrister-at-Law, to Ann daughter of Hugh SWAN, of Clady Cottage, Antrim, Esq | NickR |
| LT | 1836 | 1 | 07 | NPM | NELSON | Joseph | Esq | In Dublin, Joseph NELSON Esq barrister at law to Anne youngest daughter of Hugh SWAN Esq of Clady Cottage, Antrim | NickR |
| WMT J | 1829 | 4 | 02 | NPD | NELSON | Nicholas | At Madras in the East Indies, May 10, 1828, Nicholas Nelson, late of Townsend-street, Dublin. | SdeM | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | NELSON | Richard William | Esq | On the 3d instant, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. James Nevin, Richard William Nelson, Esq., to Agnes, daughter of the late Reverend Arthur Nelson, Kill, King's County. | SdeM |
| LC | 1833 | 5 | 11 | NPM | NELSON | Thomas | Esq | In Newtownbutler church, Thomas NELSON of Belturbett, Esq to Eliza only daughter of William SOMERVILLE of farm, co Fermanagh and granddaughter of the late Col BELLINGHAM of Castle Bellingham, co Louth | NickR |
| WMT J | 1829 | 4 | 02 | NPM | NELSON | William | Earl Nelson | In London, the Earl Nelson William Nelson, to Hilare, widow of G. Ulrie Barlow, Bart., G.C.B. and third daughter of Sir Robert Barlow, K.C.B. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 4 | 24 | NPD | NELSON | Countess Nelson | At his Lordship's house, in Portman-square, London, the Countess Nelson, in the 79th year of her age. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 8 | 02 | NPD | NELSON | Mrs | In Holles-street, Mrs. Nelson, relict of the late John Nelson, Esq., Stephen's-green. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 16 | NPM | NESBITT | Eliza | Miss | On the 8th instant, at Inver Church, by the Rev. Mr. Montgomery, Charles Underwood, Esq., to Miss Eliza Nesbitt, third daughter of Robert Nesbitt, Mount Charles, Donegal, Esq. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1822 | 8 | 21 | NPM | NESBITT | Francis | Esq | At St Peter's church, on the 13th inst, Francis NESBITT Esq late 18th Hussars, to Mary daughter of the late Nicholas Forde ROYCE Esq of Nantenant, co Limerick | NickR |
| WMT J | 1826 | 3 | 30 | NPS | NESBITT | Francis | Esq | We regret that it becomes our duty to announce the destruction, by fire, of the greater part of Derrycarne-house, the seat of Francis Nesbitt, Esq., Treasurer of the county Leitrim. The origin of this destructive fire cannot be accounted for; but it appears that it broke out in the new wing of the premises on Saturday last, at about twelve o'clock p.m. and notwithstanding the uncommon great exertion and solicitude which was evinced by the peasantry to arrest its progress, it continued its ravages till the greater part, as above stated, was consumed. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPS | NESBITT | James | Report | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 16 | NPM | NESBITT | Robert | Esq | On the 8th instant, at Inver Church, by the Rev. Mr. Montgomery, Charles Underwood, Esq., to Miss Eliza Nesbitt, third daughter of Robert Nesbitt, Mount Charles, Donegal, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 2 | 26 | NPS | NESBITT | T | Mr | Report | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1830 | 9 | 23 | NPS | NESBITT | Thomas | Mr | EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCE - A stem of oats has been forwarded to us by Mr. Thomas Nesbitt of Drummid, and taken from the field, without any particular selection.- We took the trouble of counting the grains on it and found them to amount to the extraordinary number of 248 !! - "Longford Journal". | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1831 | 5 | 26 | NPS | NESBITT | Rev Mr | THE CHURCH. ... The Rev. Mr. Nesbitt is appointed to the Curacy of Kilkeedy, near Limerick. ... | SdeM | |
| Longford Msgr | 1837 | 1 | 27 | NPS | NESSBETT[SIC] | Francis | Esq | GREAT CENTRAL IRISH RAILWAY Directors ... Francis Nessbett[sic], Esq., Derrycarn, Drumod | SdeM |
| LC | 1785 | 3 | 14 | NPD | NETHERCOAT | Isaac | Mr | [Clonmel] Last Tuesday, Mr. Isaac NETHERCOAT, many years corporal in the 4th regt. Horse. | NickR |
| FJ | 1843 | 3 | 11 | NPM | NETTERVILLE | Lord Viscount Nettlerville | See Francis Ffrench RUSH Esq | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 23 | NPM | NEVILL | William | Hon Rev | On the 7th instant, at Longford Church, the Hon. and Rev. William Nevill, son to the Earl of Abergavenny, to Caroline, second daughter of Ralph Leeke, Esq., of Longford Hall, in the County of Salop. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 23 | NPM | NEVILL | Earl of Abergavenny | On the 7th instant, at Longford Church, the Hon. and Rev. William Nevill, son to the Earl of Abergavenny, to Caroline, second daughter of Ralph Leeke, Esq., of Longford Hall, in the County of Salop. | SdeM | |
| LC | 1826 | 3 | 15 | NPS | NEVILLE | Daniel | County Record Court ... Tuesday, March 14 ... Daniel NEVILLE, for administering an unlawful oath to Michael HOGAN, Loughill, importing that he should be faithful to the "Four year olds"— Guilty. Transportation for life. NEVILLE's elder brother was hanged for Mr. GOING's murder, and his younger brother transported. | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 8 | 07 | NPS | NEVILLE | Miss | On Monday last, a meeting of the County Kildare Bible Society took place ... The Reverend James Slator, Vicar of Naas, and Treasurer to the Society ... Mrs. Slator and Miss Neville, Vice-Patronesses. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 23 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | In St. Andrew's Church, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. James Nevin, Mr. Samuel Laurence to Esther, third daughter of William Manning, Rathdrum, county Wicklow, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 1 | 20 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 13th in St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. James Nevin, Andrew Risk, Esq. of Lower Bridge-st. to Mary, second daughter of the Rev. George Franklin, Rector of Kildimo, county Limerick. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 07 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | In St. Audeon's Church, by the Rev. James Nevin, on the 2d inst., James Mills, of Castleblake, Co. Tipperary, Esq. to Miss Anna Thomazia Petterson, of Anglesea-street. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 5 | 17 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 5th instant, in St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. James Nevin, Mr. Moses George Hall, of Christ Church, to Mrs. Isabella Gayze, relict of the late Geo. Gayze, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1827 | 11 | 15 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 2th [sic] instant, in St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. James Nevin, Charles M'Mahon, of Monaghan, Esq., to Miss Margaret Coleman, of Dundalk. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 19 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | 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 G | 1835 | 1 | 15 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 6th instant, by special licence, by the Rev. James Nevin, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, James Callanan, Esq., A.M., and late Scholar of T.C.D., to Margaret, second daughter of the late R. Graham, Esq., of Dunnville. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 3d instant, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. James Nevin, Richard William Nelson, Esq., to Agnes, daughter of the late Reverend Arthur Nelson, Kill, King's County. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 12 | NPM | NEVIN | James | Rev | On the 5th instant, in St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. James Nevin, by special licence, Coote Carroll, Esq., second son of Alexander Carroll, Esq., County Wicklow, to Albertina Susanna, only daughter of the Reverend Richard Roe, of Rathmines, County Dublin. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 19 | NPD | NEVIN | Thomas | Mr | On the 8th instant, Mr. Thomas Nevin, of No. 8, Peter's-row, Dublin, sincerely and deservedly regretted by a numerous circle of friends. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 15 | NPM | NEVIN | Rev Mr | On the 10th instant, at St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Nevin, Mr. John Willis, of Trinity street, to Mrs. Watson, of Ardee. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 22 | NPM | NEVIN | Rev Mr | At St. Andrew's Church, by the Reverend Mr. Nevin, Mr. John Willis, of Trinity-street, to Mrs. Watson of Ardee. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1828 | 1 | 17 | NPM | NEWCOMB | Arthur | Rev | On the 7th instant, at Rathfarnham church, by the Rev. Arthur Newcomb, James Hartley, Esq. of this city, to Martha, second daughter of the late William Semple, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1832 | 7 | 05 | NPS | NEWCOMEN | A | QUARTER SESSIONS. ... the trial of A. Newcomen for being one of the riotous party ... | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1807 | 8 | 26b | NPD | NEWCOMEN | Charles | Esq | At Killester House, on Friday last, after a long and painful illness, Sir William GLEADOWE-NEWCOMEN Bt, Principal of the oldest banking house in Ireland, he married Charlotte daughter and sole heiress of the late Charles NEWCOMEN of Curriglass, in the co Longford (Since created [Baroness] in her own right). He was for many years Representative for Parliament for the co Longford. ... succeeded in his honors and estates by his only son Sir Thomas NEWCOMEN Bt | NickR |
| FJ | 1818 | 9 | 29 | NPM | NEWCOMEN | Charles | Esq | On the 21st inst at Bath, Charles NEWCOMEN Esq of Clonahard, co Longford, to the Hon Katherine {GLEADOWE-]NEWCOMEN youngest sister of Viscount NEWCOMEN | NickR |
| WMT J | 1832 | 2 | 02 | NPM | NEWCOMEN | Charlotte | Jan. 19, Lewes Hawkes Morton, of Bogwood, county Roscommon, Esq., to Charlotte Newcomen, of Clonahard, in the county Longford. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1830 | 12 | 30 | NPD | NEWCOMEN | Harriett | On the 23d inst. at Cloonahard, Harriett, second daughter of the late William Newcomen, Esq. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1833 | 9 | 19 | NPA | NEWCOMEN | James | 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 | |
| WMT J | 1830 | 12 | 30 | NPD | NEWCOMEN | William | Esq | On the 23d inst. at Cloonahard, Harriett, second daughter of the late William Newcomen, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 2 | 17 | NPS | NEWCOMEN | Miss | We are given to understand that in consequence of the decease of the late Viscount Newcomen and the closing of the concerns of the Banking House, of which his Lordship was the head, his large and valuable estates in different Counties of Ireland, namely Longford, Meath, Tipperary, and Dublin, will be shortly brought into the market. The following anecdote of the mother of the late Lord Newcomen appears in a London paper:- The father of Miss Newcomen, afterwards Viscountess Newcomen, died when she was quite a girl, leaving Mr. Webster, an old gentleman, an inhabitant of the town of Longford, her guardian, within three miles of which, one of her family seats, Carrickglass, is situate. It happened that there was an humble rustic party, principally of her own tenantry, which Miss Newcomen condescended to grace, and a dance being the principal amusement of the night, she partook of it, and had for her partner a Mr. Johnstone, a good-looking young man, the son of an opulent farmer. In some short time after this event, in the open day, Mr. Johnstone presented himself on horseback, with a pillion behind him, in the public street, on market day, when filled with people, and as Miss Newcomen was crossing the street from the house of her guardian, a friend of Johnstone, stationed near him, seized her round the waist, and attempted to place her on the pillion behind him. The young lady screamed, and fainted away; the horse was spirited, and became restless, which assisted her against the lawless effort. Mr. Webster, the guardian, who was an eye witness of the scene, ran out to rescue her, and as he approached, Mr. Johnstone's friend, who was armed with a sword, made a thrust at him, and the old gentleman fell to the ground. Mr. Webster, jun. the son, was also on the spot; he seized a blunderbuss, and conceiving that his father was killed, lodged the contents in the body of Mr. Johnstone's friend, who expired on the spot. The old man, however, escaped unhurt. Fortunately he had a coat studded with concave brass buttons, the fashion of the day, each as large as a crown piece, and full as strong, one of which received in its centre the otherwise fatal thrust of the unfortunate friend of Mr. Johnstone. Of the fate of the principal, Mr. Johnstone, we cannot speak with certainty, we believe he suffered death for the offence. The melancholy catastrophe permanently depressed the spirits of the lady. In some time after she married Sir W. Gleadowe, then a banker in Dublin, who, with her estates, assumed her name of Newcomen, since ennobled; but which title and estates by the late disastrous events, the death of her only son, and the failure of his bank, are now no more in the family. | SdeM | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 1 | 19 | NPS | NEWCOMEN | Miss | ATTEMPTED MURDER. On Monday last about twelve o'clock a most daring attempt was made to murder Mr. Thomas Mills of Clonahard, and his brother Mr. Charles Mills, of Lacken, than whom there does not exist more quiet or inoffensive men or respectable farmers in the county. On the above day the two Mills's went over towards Mahon's Yard, about seven miles from this town, on the Strokestown road, in the county of Roscommon, for the purpose of looking at a farm of land, the property of the Miss Newcomen's, and on which there are some small tenants who owe large arrears of rent, and who have not only refused to pay, although in some instances owing two or three years' rent, but have actually threatened the life of any person who may take it; the Mills's were informed that the herd would meet them between nine and ten o'clock, at Tarmonbarry to show them the land, however, he did not arrive for an hour after the appointed time, they then proceeded in company to view the land, and on their return were met on the road, about half a mile from Mahon's Yard, by 12 or 14 men, who fired a volley of large stones at them, one of which hit Thomas on the nose, broke it, it is thought, and stunned him so that he fell back, the horse on which was riding from the blows he received took fright and ran near half a mile, and he lying in an almost senseless state on his back. Charles, who had been riding along with him was knocked off his horse from a blow he received on the back of his head, when they commenced beating him with stones till they left him for dead, by which time his brother's horse became manageable and he returned to the spot. Mr. Carbry came up at the time, and brought Mr. Charles Mills into Longford in his gig, he being unable to ride. He since lies at the Rev. Mr. Kennedy's, and we are happy to state, that from enquiries made this morning, he is much better, and likely to recover. Thomas is also much recovered from the effects of the blows he received. The herd has been arrested, but nothing has been elicited from him although he underwent a strict examination before JOHN BARNES, Esq. Stipendiary Magistrate stationed here. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1778 | 1 | 22-24 | NPD | NEWCOMEN | widow | The widow NEWCOMEN, mother-in-law of William Glendowe NEWCOMEN Esq by whos death a considerable fortune descends to him. | NickR | |
| LC | 1833 | 8 | 24 | NPD | NEWCOMMEN | Catherine | Hon | At Cheltenham, the Hon Catherine, youngest daughter of the Vicountess NEWCOMMEN | NickR |
| FJ | 1772 | 10 | 17-20 | NPM | NEWCOMMEN | On Saturday last by the Rev the Lord Bishop of Elphin, William GLENDOWE Esq an eminent banker of this city to Miss NEWCOMMEN daughter and sole heiress of the late Charles NEWCOMMEN of Co Longford Esq | NickR | ||
| WMT J | 1824 | 9 | 23 | NPM | NEWENHAM | Charles | Esq | On Saturday last, in Cork, Charles Newenham, Esq., son of the late William North Newenham, Esq., of Coolmore, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late William Daunt, Esq. of Woodbrook. | SdeM |
| HC | 1772 | 3 | 02 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Edward | Sir | Last Friday, of a tedious illeness, which she bore with christian resignation, Mrs. HODDER, wife of Mr. Francis HODDER, Merchant, and aunt to Sir Edward NEWENHAM, a Lady whose exemplary piety, charity and humanity endeared her to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. | NickR |
| FJ | 1831 | 7 | 22 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Edward North | Esq | At Boulonge sur Mer, on the 12th inst, aged 63, Eliza wife of Edward North NEWENHAM Esq and daughter of the late Col William PERSSE of Roxborough, in the co Galway, ... | NickR |
| FJ | 1831 | 7 | 22 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Eliza (nee PERSSE) | Mrs | At Boulonge sur Mer, on the 12th inst, aged 63, Eliza wife of Edward North NEWENHAM Esq and daughter of the late Col William PERSSE of Roxborough, in the co Galway, ... | NickR |
| WMT J | 1832 | 5 | 03 | NPM | NEWENHAM | George | Esq | In St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. W. Bourne, the Rev. John Tottenham, only son of George Tottenham, Esq., of Rathangan, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late George Newenham, Esq., of Summer-hill, Cork. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 22 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Gustavus | Mr | At Ballinderry, near this town, sincerely regretted, Mrs. Newenham, wife of Mr. Gustavus Newenham. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1808 | 8 | 17 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Helen (nee WHITE) | Mrs | Tuesday last, in child bed, the lady of Richard Devonshire NEWENHAM Esq of Mary borough — Mrs NEWENHAM was sister to Lord Viscount Bantry [WHITE] and is deeply regretted for her many virtues | NickR |
| WMT J | 1832 | 5 | 03 | NPM | NEWENHAM | Mary | In St. Andrew's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. W. Bourne, the Rev. John Tottenham, only son of George Tottenham, Esq., of Rathangan, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late George Newenham, Esq., of Summer-hill, Cork. | SdeM | |
| CG&GA | 1796 | 4 | 30 | NPM | NEWENHAM | Richard Devonshire | Esq | At Seafield Park, Richard Devonshire NEWENHAM esq of Maryborough, to Miss WHITE eldest daughter of the late Simon WHITE Esq | NickR |
| FJ | 1808 | 8 | 17 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Richard Devonshire | Esq | Tuesday last, in child bed, the lady of Richard Devonshire NEWENHAM Esq of Mary borough — Mrs NEWENHAM was sister to Lord Viscount Bantry [WHITE] and is deeply regretted for her many virtues | NickR |
| Pue'sO | 1751 | 6 | 15 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Thomas | Esq | Last week died at his seat in the co Cork, Sir Matthew DEANE Bt, Member of Parliament for the city of Cork. Thomas NEWENHAM and Henry CAVENDISH Esqrs are candidates in his room | NickR |
| WMT J | 1828 | 5 | 22 | NPD | NEWENHAM | Mrs | At Ballinderry, near this town, sincerely regretted, Mrs. Newenham, wife of Mr. Gustavus Newenham. | SdeM | |
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 14 | NPS | NEWIL | John | 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 | |
| LGA | 1811 | 6 | 04 | NPS | NEWLAND | Abraham | The late Abraham NEWLAND, whose life had been so respectable as to give death no terrors beyong what human nature must feel at the approach of such an awful crisis, was found, a few hours before he died, by his physician, reading a newspaper. The Doctor expressed his admiration at seeing him possess so much ease and serenity at such a period. "Why," said, Mr. NEWLAND, "as I am about to engage in a journey to another world, for which I have endeavoured to prepare myself, I am willing to take with me the latest intelligence from this. | NickR | |
| LGA | 1806 | 9 | 05 | NPS | NEWLYN | Mr | East India Shipping – to Madrasū Messrs CROKER, STEWART, McLEOD, NEWLYN | NickR | |
| Pue'sO | 1753 | 3 | 03 | NPN/S | NEWMAN | Adam | Esq | We hear that John CAVENDISH ESq collector of Kinsale is appointed Collector of Galway in room of the late Thomas DISNEY Esq amd Adam NEWMAN of Cork Esq to that of Kinsale | NickR |
| LC | 1768 | 8 | 15 | NPM | NEWMAN | Adam | Esq | Cork, August 11, This day was married at Christchurch, by the Rev Dean GOLDSMITH, George FOOT, Esq; of Ballydaniel, to Miss Martha NEWMAN, daughter of Adam NEWMAN, Esq | NickR |
| HDM | 1769 | 3 | 11 | NPM | NEWMAN | Adam | A few days ago, at Corke Richard PERRY to Miss NEWMAN daughter of Adam NEWMAN | NickR | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 1 | 19 | NPB | NEWMAN | John | Esq | On Saturday evening last an attack was made on the house of the Widow Newman, of Clonrallagh, about two miles from this town ... John Newman, her son ... | SdeM |
| LC | 1768 | 8 | 15 | NPM | NEWMAN | Martha | Miss | Cork, August 11, This day was married at Christchurch, by the Rev Dean GOLDSMITH, George FOOT, Esq; of Ballydaniel, to Miss Martha NEWMAN, daughter of Adam NEWMAN, Esq | NickR |
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 7 | 08 | NPB | NEWMAN | Michael | Esq | In Charleville, the Lady of Michael NEWMAN, Esq. of a daughter | NickR |
| Longford J | 1840 | 1 | 11 | NPS | NEWMAN | Michael | LONGFORD QUARTER SESSIONS Thomas Gill, James Jordan, Patrick Dinnegan, Daniel Farrell, James Donellan, Michael Newman, and Patrick Igo, for a riot in the town of Lanesboro, in October last, to be each confined for four months, and kept to hard labour. | SdeM | |
| LJ | 1791 | 6 | 16 | NPS | NEWMAN | Guager | Ennis ... Friday last. Mr. NEWMAN, pro-Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Mr. REDDAN, guager, seized a quantity of wool, in not having been marked agreeable to act of Parliament, and , as they were this day conveying it to town, they met a quantity of unpermitted Whiskey which they also seized, and ladged together with the wool, in His Majesty's Stores. | NickR | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 1 | 12 | NPS | NEWMAN | Widow | On Saturday evening last an attack was made on the house of the Widow Newman, of Clonrallagh, about two miles from this town ... John Newman, her son ... | SdeM | |
| MA | 1830 | 9 | 21 | NPD | NEWMARCH | William | Maj | At Ootacamund on the Nailgherries, Major William NEWMARCH, 7th light infantry | NickR |
| LC | 1827 | 9 | 15 | NPD | NEWPORT | John | Sir Bt | At his house in Lady-lane, Waterford, in his 89th year, Samuel MORGAN, Esq.—As Senior of the Corporation, he was Father of the City of Waterford. He was likewise senior Alderman, and, of course, one of the four Charter Justices. He was Sheriff during the civic year commencing Michelmas, 1771, and Mayor, in 1779, 1801 and 1817. By his death the Right Hon. Sir John NEWPORT, Bart. becomes Father of the City and Alderman Cornelius BOLTON, who represented Waterford, with considerable distinction in the Irish Parliament of 1783, becomes Charter Justice. Alderman MORGAN died worth £250,000, which he bequeathed to the GROGAN family in the County Wexford. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 01 | NPM | NEWSON | William | Esq | On the 17th inst., at the Friend's Meeting-house, Waterford, William Newson, Esq., of Limerick, to Phoebe, daughter of Henry Ridgeway, Esq., of Waterford. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 3 | 23 | NPD | NEWTON | Courteney | Esq | March 15, at Northland-row, Dungannon, Fanny, wife of Courteney Newton, Esq. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 3 | 23 | NPD | NEWTON | Fanny | Mrs | March 15, at Northland-row, Dungannon, Fanny, wife of Courteney Newton, Esq. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1820 | 5 | 04 | NPM | NEWTON | Francis | Esq | On the 25th inst, at Brighton, Francis NEWTON Esq of the 90th Light Infantry, to Harriet Matilda daughter of the late Thomas CHAMBERLAIN Esq of London | NickR |
| WMT J | 1828 | 3 | 06 | NPD | NEWTON | Phillips | Esq Capt | In Gorey, on the 13th instant, in the 43d year of his age, Phillips Newton, Esq., late Captain in his Majesty's 35th regiment. His premature death was caused by his very long services in the army, having been for more than twenty years on the foreign service. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 1 | 29 | NPB | NEYNOE | Edward Loftus | On the 15th instant, at Dromore Palace, the lady of Edward Loftus Neynoe, County Sligo, of a son. | SdeM | |
| Dublin Evening Mail | 1828 | 2 | 04 | NPA | NICHOLLS | John | Mr | Apothecaries' Hall. Mr. Philip BELTON, of High street Tullamore, after undergoing a strict Examination in Pharmacy, Phamaceutic Chemistry and Botany, received a Certificate qualifying him to practice as an Apothecary. By Order, 2 February 1828. John NICHOLLS, Secretary | NickR |
| WMT J | 1831 | 1 | 20 | NPS | NICHOLLS | Simon | Mr | LONGFORD CLUB FOR THE PROPAGATION OF SEDITION, &C. (From the Longford Journal) ... As the public may not be aware who the parties are leading in our town, in justice to those who are NOT concerned in them we have annexed their names and occupations:- Mr. Simon Nicholls, Apothecary; Mr. Michael Maguire, Baker; Mr. Samuel Williams, Carpenter (and, we believe, heretofore Government Contractor for Barrack work); three Priests; two men who report for Dublin Papers * * * * and Mr. James Ganly, a Whiskey seller, who hopes that his present conduct will bring grist to his mill and obliterate the double sin of having been formerly a Policeman and the son-in-law of a Tithe Proctor. ... Mr. Thomas Pettit is a petty whiskey seller in Granard ... | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 6 | 19 | NPM | NICHOLS | Thomas James | Esq | On the 11th inst. in St. Paul's church, by the Rev. Arthur S. Adamson, Thomas James Nichols, of Corbally, in the County Kildare, Esq. to Catharine Maria, only daughter of James Campbell Moore, of Aughrim street, Esq. | SdeM |
| LGA | 1813 | 12 | 17 | NPM | NICHOLSON | Christina | Miss | At Tullish church, A O'Bryan BELLINGHAM Esq to Christina daughter of john NICHOLSAN of Stromore House, Co Down, esq and the eldest of sixty-six grandchildren of Joseph WAKEFIELD Esq of Waterford | NickR |
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 29 | NPM | NICHOLSON | Christopher A. | Esq | On the 21st instant, at Cheltenham, by the Archbishop of Tuam, John Armitage Nicholson, Esq., eldest son of Christopher A. Nicholson, Esq., of Balrath, county Meath, to Elizabeth R. Alexander, third daughter of the Right Hon. the Lord Bishop of Meath. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 4 | 09 | NPM | NICHOLSON | F | Esq | At Barnes, county Cork, [Thomas] Crofton CROKER Esq to Marianne only daughter of F NICHOLSON Esq of Charlotte Street, Portland Place, London | NickR |
| FJ | 1830 | 4 | 03 | NPM | NICHOLSON | Francis | Esq | March 30, at Barnes Surrey, Crofton CROKER Esq to Marianne, only daughter of Francis NICHOLSON Esq of Charlotte Street, Portland Place | NickR |
| LGA | 1813 | 12 | 17 | NPM | NICHOLSON | John | Esq | At Tullish church, A O'Bryan BELLINGHAM Esq to Christina daughter of john NICHOLSAN of Stromore House, Co Down, esq and the eldest of sixty-six grandchildren of Joseph WAKEFIELD Esq of Waterford | NickR |
| Pue'sO | 1747 | 2 | 07 | NPN/S | NICHOLSON | John | Gent | Yesterday Edward FARRELL, John NICHOLSON, Cha FAVEEN, Benjamin Gale, Arthur MAGUIRE, __ SAVAGE, Alexander FRANKLYN, Boyle VANDELEER, Benjamin LYNCH, Edward BOND and John CARR Gent. Were admitted and sworn attornies of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1824 | 7 | 29 | NPM | NICHOLSON | John Armitage | Esq | On the 21st instant, at Cheltenham, by the Archbishop of Tuam, John Armitage Nicholson, Esq., eldest son of Christopher A. Nicholson, Esq., of Balrath, county Meath, to Elizabeth R. Alexander, third daughter of the Right Hon. the Lord Bishop of Meath. | SdeM |
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 4 | 09 | NPM | NICHOLSON | Marianne | Miss | At Barnes, county Cork, [Thomas] Crofton CROKER Esq to Marianne only daughter of F NICHOLSON Esq of Charlotte Street, Portland Place, London | NickR |
| FJ | 1830 | 4 | 03 | NPM | NICHOLSON | Marianne | March 30, at Barnes Surrey, Crofton CROKER Esq to Marianne, only daughter of Francis NICHOLSON Esq of Charlotte Street, Portland Place | NickR | |
| Pue'sO | 1752 | 4 | 14 | NPD | NICHOLSON | Dr, Lord Archbishop of Cashel | Last week at Maghara, co Derry, the Revd Mr Bellingham MAULEVERER ... he was son of _ MAULEVERER, Esq of Yorkshire an ancient and honourable family and has left five sons and six daughters, by Mrs _ NICHOLSON daughter of Dr NICHOLSON late Ld ABishop ... | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 03 | NPM | NICKSON | Lorenzo | Capt | At Ballina, County Mayo, Captain Lorenzo Nickson, late of the 1st West India Regiment, to Eleanor, second daughter of Michael Fenton, of Castletown, in the Co. of Sligo, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 8 | 18 | NPD | NICKSON | Michael Augustus Hely Hutchinson Donoughmore | Esq | On the 7th instant, in the 47th year of his age, Michael Augustus Hely Hutchinson Donoughmore Nickson, Esq., first cousin to the Earl of Donoughmore and to Lord Hutchinson. | SdeM |
| LC | 1783 | 1 | 06 | NPS | NIHILL | Rev Mr | 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 | |
| LS | 1838 | 6 | 12 | NPD | NISBETT | Alice Willington (nee DREW) | At Ogonello Glebe, after a long illness which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Alice Willington beloved wife of the Rev R W NISBETT | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1827 | 12 | 13 | NPD | NISBETT | Francis | Esq | At Deraycarn, county Leitrim, after a short illness, the lady of Francis Nisbett, Esq. | SdeM |
| LT | 1836 | 7 | 28 | NPM | NISBETT | Robert William | Rev | On Saturday (23/7), at the Cathedral Killaloe, by the Rev Joseph GABBETT, the Rev Robert William NISBETT MA of O'Gonoloe Glebe, co Clare, to Alicia Willington, second daughter of the late Ringrose DREW Esq of Drewsborough, in the same co | NickR |
| LS | 1837 | 7 | 18 | NPB | NISBETT | Robert William | Rev | At O'Gonello Glebe, the lady of the Rev Robert William NISBETT, of a daughter | NickR |
| LS | 1838 | 6 | 12 | NPD | NISBETT | Robert William | Rev | At Ogonello Glebe, after a long illness which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Alice Willington beloved wife of the Rev R W NISBETT | NickR |
| WMT J | 1827 | 12 | 13 | NPD | NISBETT | Mrs | At Deraycarn, county Leitrim, after a short illness, the lady of Francis Nisbett, Esq. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 3 | 27 | NPD | NIXON | Brinsley | Rev | In Merrion-square, Dublin, on the 22d instant, a few moments after returning from an airing in his carriage, the Rev. Brinsley Nixon, late Rector of Paynestown, in the County Meath, and Ardagh, in the Co. Cork, in the 75th year of his age. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1828 | 1 | 03 | NPM | NIXON | Edward | Rev | January 1, 1828, at Killucan, in this County, by the Rev. Henry Wynne, jun., the Rev. Edward Nixon, of Clonard, county of Meath, to Lucy Catherine, eldest daughter of the Rev. Henry Wynne, of Killucan. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 12 | 15 | NPD | NIXON | Harriett | Yesterday morning, in Baggot-street, Harriett, daughter of the late Montgomery Nixon, Esq., M.D. of Lakeview, County Fermanagh. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 5 | 13 | NPM | NIXON | Horatia [sic] Stopford | Esq RN | At Kirkaldy, on the 3d instant, Horatia [sic] Stopford Nixon, Esq., R.N., to Charlotte, third daughter of Walter Fergus, Esq., Banker, Glasgow, and of Stratlure and Kirkaldy, in the County of Fife. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1824 | 1 | 22 | NPD | NIXON | James | Mr | On Saturday last, in South George's-street, Mr. James Nixon, glass-cutter, aged 47 years. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 2 | 02 | NPM | NIXON | Jemima | On the 16th of November, in Baggot street, Henry Cary Field, Esq., M.D., to Jemima, daughter of the late Montgomery Nixon, Esq. of Lakeview, in the County Fermanagh. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1823 | 7 | 03 | NPM | NIXON | Levinge | Capt | At Ballina, co. Mayo, Captain Levinge Nixon, late of the 1st West India Regiment, to Elinor, second daughter of Michael Fenton, of Castletown, County Sligo, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 3 | 02 | NPD | NIXON | Maria | On Thursday morning, in Gardiner-street, at the early age of 16, Maria, only daughter of the late Thomas Nixon, Esq., of Dun[ ], County Fermanagh. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1826 | 2 | 02 | NPM | NIXON | Montgomery | Esq | On the 16th of November, in Baggot street, Henry Cary Field, Esq., M.D., to Jemima, daughter of the late Montgomery Nixon, Esq. of Lakeview, in the County Fermanagh. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1825 | 12 | 15 | NPD | NIXON | Montgomery | Esq M D | Yesterday morning, in Baggot-street, Harriett, daughter of the late Montgomery Nixon, Esq., M.D. of Lakeview, County Fermanagh. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 28 | NPM | NIXON | Robert Herbert | Rev | On the 19th instant, at Booterstown Church, by the Rev. Robert Herbert Nixon, Edward Browne, of Merrion-avenue, County Dublin, and College-green, this City, Esq., to Mary Eliza, third daughter of John Gillman of Bellevue, County Dublin, Esq. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1826 | 3 | 02 | NPD | NIXON | Thomas | Esq | On Thursday morning, in Gardiner-street, at the early age of 16, Maria, only daughter of the late Thomas Nixon, Esq., of Dun[ ], County Fermanagh. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1767 | 6 | 02-05 | NPS | NIXON | Mr | 2 Jun ... Arived from Holyhead on the Trevor Packet for which place she sailed 29 May with Col COOTE, Capt GRANT, Mess JONES and NIXON | NickR | |
| BNL | 1796 | 3 | 28-01 | NPS | NIXON | Mr | Enniskillen Assizes — Trial of Mr John CROKER | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1826 | 12 | 14 | NPD | NIXON | Mrs | At Chapelizord, Mrs. Nixon, aged 88 years. | SdeM | |
| FJ | 1776 | 3 | 09-12 | NPM | NOALL | Dorcas | A few days ago at Corke, Mr John WOLFE merchant to Miss Dorcas NOALL | NickR | |
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 21 | NPS | NOLAN | Alicia | see Jack THRUSTOUT | NickR | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 11 | 18 | NPD | NOLAN | Denis | Surgeon | On the 12th inst., at Monasterevan, of malignant putrid fever, Surgeon Denis Nolan, aged 31 years. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 07 | NPD | NOLAN | Edward | Esq | Nov. 27, Edward Nolan, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. | SdeM |
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 21 | NPS | NOLAN | Frances | see Jack THRUSTOUT | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 7 | 22 | NPS | NOLAN | James | Pte | James NOLAN, a soldier of the 96th regiment, was indicted for an assault on Bridget CLARKE, at Kilmallock, which caused her miscarriage. The Prosecutrix lived with the prisoner as his wife, and in a fit of jealousy he kicked her in the side.— Guilty $#151; Sentenced to two month's imprisonment. | NickR |
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 21 | NPS | NOLAN | James | see Jack THRUSTOUT | NickR | |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 19 | NPM | NOLAN | John | Mr | Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. John Nolan, of Ballysimon. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 07 | NPD | NOLAN | John | Rev | At Torpoint, County of Cornwall, the Rev. John Nolan, formerly of Glencarrig, County of Wicklow. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 12 | 14 | NPD | NOLAN | L J | Rev | Dec. 4, at Athboy, in the communion of the United Church of England and Ireland, and in full assurance of hope, resting wholly on the Redeemer's merits, the Rev. L.J. Nolan, Curate of that parish. Convinced by the reading of God's Holy Word, "which he had possessed himself of and perused for the purpose of supplying himself with Scripture arguments in favour of the Church of Rome, of which he was Priest", that the tenets of that Church were anti-scriptural, and her practices superstitious and idolatrous, he surrendered the parish of Fore, to which he had been appointed coadjutor Priest; and after spending some time in the College of Carlow, where he hoped his scruples would be overcome, and where he knew the strongest arguments in favour of Romanism would be brought forward - for he was unwilling to quit her communion if he could remain in it with safety to his soul and being only more firmly convinced that Popery was idolatry, he found himself called upon to forsake mother, and sisters, and friends, and earthly income, and all for Christ, and came to the Rev. Robert Noble, at Athboy, who had been remotely instrumental in his being brought to the knowledge of the truth. After spending two years in studying the doctrines of the United Church of England and Ireland, and having been examined and approved of by three beneficed Clergymen of the diocese, he was admitted by the Lord Bishop of Meath, as Curate of Athboy; but from over-exertion in preaching to the great crowds that attended on his ministry, he burst a blood vessel on his lungs about two years ago, which brought on rapid consumption, and terminated in his lamented death. He died in the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ, resting solely on the merits of his dear Redeemer, and believing that he was able and willing to save him to the uttermost, inasmuch as he had come unto God by him. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 19 | NPM | NOLAN | Margaret | Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. John Nolan, of Ballysimon. | SdeM | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 10 | 18 | NPD | NOLAN | Robert | Capt | October 6, at Lisnancan, county Roscommon, Capt. Robt. Nolan. | SdeM |
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 21 | NPS | NOLAN | Stephen | see Jack THRUSTOUT | NickR | |
| FJ | 1860 | 2 | 20 | NPD | NOLAN | Mrs | Death of a Centenarian.—Died on Friday, at Tybroughney, county Kilkenny, Mrs NOLAN, aged 110. Up to a short perio before her death, this woman could sing an excellent Irish song. Her Funeral was attended by her youngest son aged 70.Waterford News | NickR | |
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 11 | 20 | NPM | NOONAN | Jeremiah | Esq | At Newcastle, Co. Limerick, Jeremiah NOONAN, Esq, of that town, to Miss BATWELL, late of Fortlands, near Charleville | NickR |
| LC | 1792 | 9 | 08 | NPD | NORCOT | James | Esq | Last Saturday, universally regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, James NORCOT, of Springfield, Esq. | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 9 | 16 | NPM | NORCOTT | Anne Matilda | At Richmond, Captain BYRNE, of the Rifle Brigade to Anne Matilda, second daughter of Colonel NORCOTT, C. B. &c. of the Rifle Brigade, Commandant at Halifax | NickR | |
| LC | 1821 | 7 | 21 | NPD | NORCOTT | Boyle | Esq | At Kilworth, Boyle NORCOTT, Esq. aged 82 | NickR |
| LC | 1773 | 2 | 25 | NPD | NORCOTT | Charles Hyde | Esq | At Mallow, Charles Hyde NORCOTT Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 5 | 10 | NPM | NORCOTT | Eliza Frances | At Hornsey Church, the Rev Chauncy Hare TOWNSEND, only son of Henry H TOWNSEND, Esq. of Downhill, Middlesex, to Eliza Frances, eldest daughter of Colonel NORCOTT, C. B. Of teh 1st Rifle Brigade, and second in command at Halifax. | NickR | |
| LC | 1799 | 7 | 24 | NPM | NORCOTT | Hugh | Esq | On Saturday last, at Glanmire Church, Cork, James HILL, of Doneraile, Esq; to the amaible Miss NORCOTT, daughter of the late Hugh NORCOT, of Cork, Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1823 | 4 | 16 | NPS | NORCOTT | Hugh | Esq | John HICKIE, for burning the house of Hugh NORCOTT, Esq; to be hanged on the 17th of April, at Carker, near Doneraile | NickR |
| LC | 1799 | 12 | 11 | NPM | NORCOTT | James | Esq | Last Thursday, in Cork, Hen. LYSAGHT, Esq; to Miss Jane NORCOTT, daughter of the late James NORCOTT, Esq; of Springfield, co. Cork | NickR |
| LC | 1799 | 12 | 11 | NPM | NORCOTT | Jane | Miss | Last Thursday, in Cork, Hen. LYSAGHT, Esq; to Miss Jane NORCOTT, daughter of the late James NORCOTT, Esq; of Springfield, co. Cork | NickR |
| LS | 1839 | 7 | 30 | NPM | NORCOTT | Jane Margaret | At Doneraile church, by the Rev Robert CROKER, Rector of Athlacca, co Limerick, Robert CRONE Esq son of the late Robert CRONE of Byblox [&? Martha NORCOTT], co Cork, to Jane Margaret eldest daughter of John NORCOTT Esq MD of Cottage same co | NickR | |
| LS | 1839 | 7 | 30 | NPM | NORCOTT | John | Esq | At Doneraile church, by the Rev Robert CROKER, Rector of Athlacca, co Limerick, Robert CRONE Esq son of the late Robert CRONE of Byblox [&? Martha NORCOTT], co Cork, to Jane Margaret eldest daughter of John NORCOTT Esq MD of Cottage same co | NickR |
| CMC | 1808 | 2 | 24 | NPM | NORCOTT | William (jr) | Esq | On Saturday last, at Pasage Church, by the Rev. Mr LLOYD, Wm. NORCOTT, junior, of this city, Esq, to the widow of the late Henry PARKER, of Passage, Esq | NickR |
| LC | 1826 | 5 | 10 | NPM | NORCOTT | Col | At Hornsey Church, the Rev Chauncy Hare TOWNSEND, only son of Henry H TOWNSEND, Esq. of Downhill, Middlesex, to Eliza Frances, eldest daughter of Colonel NORCOTT, C. B. Of teh 1st Rifle Brigade, and second in command at Halifax. | NickR | |
| LC | 1826 | 9 | 16 | NPM | NORCOTT | Col | At Richmond, Captain BYRNE, of the Rifle Brigade to Anne Matilda, second daughter of Colonel NORCOTT, C. B. &c. of the Rifle Brigade, Commandant at Halifax | NickR | |
| LC | 1799 | 7 | 24 | NPM | NORCOTT | Miss | On Saturday last, at Glanmire Church, Cork, James HILL, of Doneraile, Esq; to the amaible Miss NORCOTT, daughter of the late Hugh NORCOT, of Cork, Esq | NickR | |
| MJ | 1749 | 6 | 08 | NPN | NORCOTT | Mr | The Gentlemen in and near Charleville who are subsrcibers to this paper, are requested to send for them to Mr. NORCOTT's Shop in that town, where they are to be dropped for the future. And as a Person in that Country has taken upon him to call upon some of the Subscriberswithout any authority from me, this Notice is given to prevent them being imposed on, and to request that they will not pay any Subscription Money to any Person whatsoever without a receipt from Their most Obedient Humble Servant Andrew WELSH | NickR | |
| LC | 1824 | 7 | 03 | NPA | NORCOTT | County of Limerick ROSE v. NORCOTT In pursuance of the Order made in this cause bearing the date the 5th day of May last, and Report thereunder, I will on Monday the 12th day of July next, Set up to let at my Chambers, Inns-Quay, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, that part of the lands of Effin, situate in the County of Limerick, late in the possession of the Widow WALL: and that part of said lands in possession of Thomas DENNISON, Patrick GARVIN, and Timothy REGAN, for three years, pending this cause. Dated this 18th day of June, 1824. Thomas ELLIS | NickR | ||
| LC | 1827 | 7 | 07 | NPA | NORCOTT | EFFIN. Rose a. Norcott. PURSUANT to an order made in this Cause, bearing date the 2d day of June Inst. I will on SATURDAY, the 14th day of July next, at the hour of One o'Clock in the afternoon, at my Chambers, Inns-quay, proceed to let those parts of the Lands of EFFIN, in the pleadings mentioned, lately let to John KEYS, John WALL, James REGAN, James DENISON, and Cornelious GARVIN for three years pending this Cause—30th June. 1827. Thomas ELLIS. Tenants to enter into Security by recognisance for double the yearly rent, and to be prepared to pay for Leases previous to being declared Tenants. | NickR | ||
| FJ | 1823 | 10 | 23 | NPM | NORMAN | Alfred | Capt RN | At Rutland, Capt Alfred NORMAN, RN, Inspecting Commander of the Preventive Water Guard stationed in the co Donegal to Miss FORSTER daughter of Nassau FORSTER Esq a magistrate of that county | NickR |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 19 | NPB | NORMAN | Charles | Esq | On the 5th instant, at Glengollan, Fahan, the lady of Charles Norman, Esq., of a son. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 3 | 26 | NPB | NORMAN | Charles | Esq | At Glengollan, on the 5th instant, the lady of Charles Norman, Esq., of a son and heir. | SdeM |
| Longford J | 1839 | 9 | 28 | NPM | NORMAN | Fanny Susan | September 24, in St. Thomas's Church, Dublin, the Rev. Francis Tempest Brady, of Gardeville, county Cork, to Fanny Susan, eldest daughter of John Norman, Esq., of North-Cumberland-street. | SdeM | |
| Longford J | 1839 | 9 | 28 | NPM | NORMAN | John | Esq | September 24, in St. Thomas's Church, Dublin, the Rev. Francis Tempest Brady, of Gardeville, county Cork, to Fanny Susan, eldest daughter of John Norman, Esq., of North-Cumberland-street. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 07 | NPM | NORRIS | Anna | At Kilbeggan, Joseph Thomas Fuller, Esq., eldest son of Adam Fuller, of Woodfield, in the King's County, Esq., to Anna, eldest daughter of Thomas Norris, of Clara, in said County, Esq. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 03 | NPM | NORRIS | John | Esq | On the 19th inst., Captain Henry, of the 72d Highlanders, to Mary Frances, daughter of John Norris, Esq., of Hughendon-House, Bucks. | SdeM |
| LC | 1792 | 6 | 13 | NPD | NORRIS | John | Mr | Yesterday at her father's house, (Mr. John NORRIS's.) in Broad Street, Mrs. LEE, wife to George LEE, of Barna, in the County of Tipperary, Esq. | NickR |
| WMT J | 1834 | 4 | 03 | NPM | NORRIS | Mary Frances | On the 19th inst., Captain Henry, of the 72d Highlanders, to Mary Frances, daughter of John Norris, Esq., of Hughendon-House, Bucks. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1824 | 1 | 08 | NPD | NORRIS | Robert | Capt | Captain Robert Norris, of Ardglass, County Down. | SdeM |
| WMT G | 1835 | 5 | 07 | NPM | NORRIS | Thomas | Esq | At Kilbeggan, Joseph Thomas Fuller, Esq., eldest son of Adam Fuller, of Woodfield, in the King's County, Esq., to Anna, eldest daughter of Thomas Norris, of Clara, in said County, Esq. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1812 | 10 | 24 | NPB | NORRIS | William | Esq | On Sunday last at the house of William NORRIS Esq in Limerick, the lady of John LEE Esq of a daughter | NickR |
| CG HA | 1794 | 9 | 20 | NPD | NORRY | Rev | A few days ago, in Charleville, the Rev. Mr. NORRY, Parish Prest of that town for upwars 30 years | NickR | |
| FJ | 1850 | 3 | 26 | NPM | NORSWORTHY | Lucy | March 20, in London, Capt W F D JERVOIS of the Royal Engineers eldest son of Maj-Gen JERVOIS to Lucy second surviving daughter of the late William NORSWORTHY of Oxford Terrace Hyde-Park | NickR | |
| FJ | 1850 | 3 | 26 | NPM | NORSWORTHY | Wilaim | Esq | March 20, in London, Capt W F D JERVOIS of the Royal Engineers eldest son of Maj-Gen JERVOIS to Lucy second surviving daughter of the late William NORSWORTHY of Oxford Terrace Hyde-Park | NickR |
| FJ | 1808 | 4 | 07 | NPM | NORTH | B | Miss | At Killduff, in King's county, the seat of Roger NORTH Esq, Christopher CHARMLEY, of Great George's street, Rutland Square, Esq to Miss B NORTH | NickR |
| LS | 1841 | 8 | 23 | NPM | NORTH | Ellen | At Kilmstulla church, Mr Joseph M'CUTCHEON of Newport, to Ellen second daughter of the late Mr Hickson NORTH of Kilaloe | NickR | |
| LS | 1841 | 8 | 23 | NPM | NORTH | Hickson | Mr | At Kilmstulla church, Mr Joseph M'CUTCHEON of Newport, to Ellen second daughter of the late Mr Hickson NORTH of Kilaloe | NickR |
| WMT J | 1827 | 2 | 15 | NPM | NORTH | John | Esq | February 7, in St. Mary's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Pudon, John North, Esq. of Peter's-row, to Anne, daughter of the late W.H. Maud, Esq., of Abbey- street. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1823 | 6 | 12 | NPM | NORTH | John | On the 8th instant, in the Church of Castlelost, by the Rev. Samuel Lucas, Godfrey Wills Berry, of Ferbane, Esq. to Sarah Frances, third daughter of John North, of Whitewell, Esq. | SdeM | |
| WMT J | 1831 | 12 | 15 | NPD | NORTH | Philip | Esq | At Moylary Glebe, on the 30th ult., in the 80th year of her age, Sarah, relict of the late Philip North, Esq., of Sallyville, County Westmeath. | SdeM |
| FJ | 1808 | 4 | 07 | NPM | NORTH | Roger | Esq | At Killduff, in King's county, the seat of Roger NORTH Esq, Christopher CHARMLEY, of Great George's street, Rutland Square, Esq to Miss B NORTH | NickR |
| WMT J | 1831 | 4 | 07 | NPD | NORTH | Roger | Esq | On the 20th ult., at Kilduff, in the King's County, Roger North, Esq., aged 87 years. | SdeM |
| WMT J | 1823 | 6 | 12 | NPM | NORTH | Sarah Frances | On the 8th instant, in the Church of Castlelost, by the Rev. Samuel Lucas, Godfrey Wills Berry, of Ferbane, Esq. to Sarah Frances, third daughter of John North, of Whitewell, Esq. | SdeM |
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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 |