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CORK CITY & DISTRICT
1800 - 1807 Advertisements & Notices from the
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DIRECTORY 1800 - Advertisements & Notices from the ‘Hibernian Chronicle' indexed by Surname
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ALLEN, CHRISTOPHER, Grand-parade, large malt-house to let ALLEN, SAMUEL, house (in which Mr. Allen lives) to let near Patrick's-bridge ANGLIM, DANIEL, Pawnbroker, Cockpit-lane, business for sale ATTRAGE, WILLIAM & HARAGAN, WM., Indentured Apprentices, ran away from Michael Shanahan BAGLY, RICHARD, Watchmaker, Parade BARRETT, JOHN, see FLAHERTY, WILLIAM BLUNT, SEE HEWITT BRADYN, PETER, AB, Academy, 6 Half-moon-st. BURKE, ROBERT, Sand-quay, Sugar, rum, etc. BUSTEED, MICHAEL, Mayor BYRNE, see THOMPSON CAPEL, HENRY, China & Glass Warehouse, 5 Paul-st. CHAMBERS, MR., Excise-officer, house to let in Blackrock CHURCH, MATTHEW, Stores, North Mall, Salmon CLEAR, RICHARD, Stores, Pembroke-st., Cider, etc. CODD, THOMAS, Hops COLDWELL, M'SWINEY & CO., Distillers COLEMAN, JOHN, Master Builder CONWAY, JOHN, Master Builder CONWAY, TIMOTHY, Gold & silver watches, etc COPINGER, RICHARD, Woollendraper, Daunt's-bridge COPPINGER, STEPHEN, Household furniture to be auctioned at his house in Patrick-st. CORMICK, MR., Methodist Preacher COTTRELL, FRANCIS, Master Builder CRAIG, MR., Brazen-Head Inn, Hammond's-marsh, pocket-book lost DEANE, ALEXANDER, Master Builder DEANE, WILLIAM, Master Builder DENMEAD, DANIEL, Hat-manufacturer, King's Arms, no. 57 Exchange DONOVAN, SIMON, has moved his house and stores to Pope's-quay and is letting his former stores in Mallow-lane DU BOSC, MR., Dancing lessons DU BOUSCOT, GODFREY, Stores, Morgan-st., Wines, porter, etc. FARRELL, MR., Academy, George's-st. FITZGERALD, ROBERT & CO., 14 North Main-st., Woollen-drapery FITZPATRICK, DENIS, Marble-mason, house to let in Tuckey-st. FITZPATRICK, Music shop, South Mall FLAHERTY, WILLIAM & BARRETT, JOHN, Salt & Lime-works, White-st./ FLAHERTY, WILLIAM, Master Builder FRANKLIN, JOSEPH & CO., auctioning wine business at the stores, Cook-st. FRENCH, MRS., House & stores to let, Merchant's-quay FULLER, GEORGE & CO., South-gate Strong Beer & Pale Ale Brewery GALWEY, GERARD, Stores, Charlotte-quay, Claret, etc. GOOLD, PATRICK, Stores, George's-quay, Tobacco GOULD, HANNAH, House to let in Parliament-st. GUESS, JAMES, Pound-keeper, Old Market-place HALY, JAMES, King's Arms, Exchange, Patent Medicine HARAGAN, WM., SEE ATTRAGE, WILLIAM HAWKENS, JOHN, Innkeeper, Blackpool HAYES, JOHN, Master Builder HEWITT, TEULON & BLUNT, Distillers HINCKS, T.D., Rev., To preach a charity sermon at Presbyterian Meeting-house, Prince's-st. HOBBS, SAMUEL, Master Builder |
HOWELL, W., Secretary, Cork Coal Co. HUDSON, MR., house (in which Mr. Hudson lives) to let in Ann-st. HYNES, FRANCIS, 55 Exchange, drapery INGRAM, JOHN, 10 Grand-parade, horses for sale JOURNEAX, see MULLOWNY KAYES, MR., Glazier, Patrick-st. KEARNS, WILLIAM, Master Builder KIFT, WILLIAM, Stores, Fish-st., Vinegar KING, JOSEPH, Lawton's-quay, Tea LONG, ELIZABETH, 24 Patrick-st., Grocer LONG, JAMES, Patrick-st., Timber M'CLURE, ROBERT, Horse stolen at Ballinamought M'DERMOTT, BAT., Stores, Merchant's-quay, Hops M'SWINEY, JEREMIAH, Stores, Dunbar-st., Seed barley M'SWINEY, see COLDWELL MARKS, EDWARD, Master Builder MEADE, MICHAEL, Castle-st., Seeds MOYLAN, JOHN & SON, Stores, Leitrim Bridge, Rum, tobacco, etc. MULLOWNY & JOURNEAUX, Stores, Morgan-st., Brandy MURPHY, MICHAEL, Corner of Castle-st., near the Exchange, Seeds NETTLES, ROBERT, House to let on Lavitt's-quay NIXON, JOHN, Cork Mercantile Academy at the Exchange O CONNOR, LAURENCE, 10 Duncan-st., Woollendraper, etc. O DONNOGHUE, ROBERT, 3 new houses to let in South Main-st. O DRISCOLL, GEORGE, House to let adjoining his in North Abbey O HEA, JOHN, Stores, Merchant's-quay, Sugar O KEEFE, JAMES, Taylor, moving from 4 Brunswick-st. to 15 Grand-parade O LEARY, ARTHUR, Hammond's-marsh, Rum, brandy, etc. PARROTT, OSMOND, house to let in Mallow-lane PICKELLS, RICHARD, Blarney-lane, Grass to let REARDEN, DANIEL, No. 39, on the Flags, opposite Broad-lane, Cloth RICHARDSON, ROBERT, Brown-st., Agent to the Dublin Insurance Co. RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, Stores, Maylor-st., Sugar, port, etc. SATTERFORD, WM., 3 Cook-st. SHANNAHAN, MICHAEL, House to let in White-st./ SHANAHAN, MICHAEL, SEE ATTRAGE, WILLIAM SHEEHAN, M. & MICHAEL, 5 Parade, Trees & shrubs STEVELLY, GEORGE, selling all of his present stock-in-trade (linens, etc) at his house in North Main-st. SULLIVAN, B., Paper Warehouse, 23 North Main-st. SULLIVAN, MR., Academy, moving from the Coal-quay to Prince's-st. TEULON, see HEWITT THERRY, NICHOLAS & CO., Tea THOMPSON & BYRNE, South Mall, Teas WALKER, THOMAS & CO., Distiller WALL, JOHN, Spirit shop to let in South Main-st. WALSH, JOHN, Master Builder WARD, MRS., Boarding-school, White-st. WARNER, JOHN, Bellows-maker, George's-st. WHITE, JOHN, 27 North Main-st, Wines, etc. WISE, WILLIAM & THOMAS, Distillers |
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Military Execution in Cork in 1801 - The piece of ground between the western end of the Mardyke Walk and the southern branch of the river Lee, and extending from the grounds of the Dyke House (formerly called the Red House, the Mardyke being originally the Red House Walk) to a stream which once ran from the river to the now obliterated south moat of the Mardyke at a point a little nearer the city than the present path leading from the Mardyke opposite the Ferry Walk to the Western Road, was called in the first quarter of the present century 'the camp field,' because soldiers often exercised in it, and sometimes in the summer camped out in it. It was then a fine open field, for the Western road was not constructed until many years afterwards. I have often heard my father, who was born in 1801, say that he had frequently heard persons who had been present at the military execution enacted on Tuesday, 30th of June in that year, describe it, and that one of these persons had several times pointed out to him a particular spot in this camp field as approximately the place where the man was shot; and I remember that my father used to say that as well as he could recollect, this spot was a pace or two south of the road wall, and about a dozen paces west of the gateway opening on the causeway which now crosses the field at the river side of the road. The account of the execution given my father by persons present at it was this: - The condemned man, Joseph America, a private in Baron Hompesch's regiment of (I believe) dragoons, who had been sentenced to death for disobeying orders and firing at his sergeant, was placed facing the Mardyke, he knelt on his coffin with a handkerchief tied over his eyes. Many soldiers under arms and very many civilians were present. The firing party of (I think) twelve men, in two ranks, commanded by an officer and closely watched by a sergeant, stood where about the middle of the road is now. When the soldiers fired and the man fell forward dead, the people gave a low moaning cry, which was immediately hushed to the stillness of death when the surgeon went forward and stooped over the body. The next minute the troops marched past, the body was thrown into the blood-stained coffin, the cover was nailed down, and the common cart which had carried the wretched man to his doom, hurried away with his corpse. All present agreed that he met death with the greatest firmness. Probably the spot indicated was chosen because opposite that place the bank at the other side of the river rises precipitously into a kind of bluff which would effectually stop any stray bullet. However, I believe that in this instance 'every bullet had its billet' in the body of this the last soldier every shot by order of court-martial in Cork. - ((Contributed by W.) Journal of the Cork Historical & Archaeological Society, Vol. III, Second Series, 1897, p. 113
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DIRECTORY 1801 - Advertisements & Notices from the ‘Hibernian Chronicle' indexed by Surname
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ALLEN, VINCENT, Distiller (3) ANGLIM, DANIEL, Cockpit Lane, Pawnbroker (1) BAGNELL, Miss (11) BARBER, GEORGE (9) BARON, JOHN (9) BARRETT, JOHN, Window Glass BARRY, BART. (12) BARRY, Captain of the ‘Peggy' of Cork BARRY, GARRET (12) BEAMISH & CRAWFORD, Porter Brewers BEAMISH, WILLIAM, Esq., Houses to let in Buckingham Sq. & South Main St. BEGLY, JOHN (12) BENNET, THOMAS (12) BLANCHET, Mr., House to let in Patrick St. where he ‘lived', advertised by Francis Hynes BROWN, WM., jun. (12) BUCKLEY, JOHN, Maylor St., Bankrupt Sale BURK, ROBERT (12) BYRNE, Mr., Ann St., (2) CALLAGHAN, DANIEL, Stores, South-mall, Sugar, etc. CARROL, JOHN & ISAAC & SONS, Leitrim, Timber CASEY, JOHN, Esq. (11) CHRISTIAN, Captain of the ‘Friends' of Cork CLEAR, RICHARD, Hops etc. CLIFTON, Mr., Blackpoole (10) CLUTTERBUCK & CO. (12) CODD, THOMAS, Smyrna Cotton, (12) COGHLAN, MR., Glanmire School, Riverstown COLES & WOOD, Leitrim, Timber COLLINS, M. J., (1) CONNELL, ARTHUR (8) CONNOR, JOHN, Chatterton's Buildings, Bookseller, (12) CONNOR, TER., Mallow Lane, (5) CONWAY, JAMES, Newly opened Stores in George's St., Wine, porter, spruce &c. COPINGER, RICHARD (12) CORKERAN, Distiller, (3) CORLETT, GEORGE, Patrick St., Herrings CRAWFORD, see BEAMISH CREAGH, WILLIAM & CO., Grand Parade, Lottery CREAGH, WM. HENRY (12) CREMEN, JAMES, Stores near Leitrim, Port Wine CROFTS, Mr., Duncan St., (2) CURTIN, JAMES (12) CUSACK, WILLIAM (12) DAVIES, E., 11 Grand Parade, Patent Medicines DAVIS, J., 18 North Main St., Ironmonger DEANE, WILLIAM, South Gate, Salt & Lime Works DEAVES, see HARVEY DENNISON, Crown Tavern to let, retiring after 30 years in business DONEGAN, CORNELIUS, Academy St. (Stores), Tobacco (12) DONOVAN, DANIEL (12) DOOLITTLE, WM., 9 Tuckey St., Draper & Haberdasher DRINAN, AND. & SONS, Porter Brewers DRINAN, GEORGE JAMES (12) DU BOUSCOT, GODFREY, Morgan St. (Stores), Port, Sherry etc. EDGAR, Mr., Paul St. (10) FITZGERALD, ROBT. & CO. (12) FITZMAURICE, JAMES & CO., Grand-parade, Woollendraper FLAHERTY, Douglas, (7) FLYN, WILLIAM (9) (12) FOLEY, JAMES, 16 North Main St., Draper & Trimming Warehouse FORSTER, JOHN, Esq., Charlotte Quay, North Infirmary Dispensary & Humane Society FOWKE, GIBBINGS & CO., Porter Brewers FOWLER, JOHN (12) FRANKLIN, JOHN, Notary Public FRENCH, Mrs., Letting the house & concerns where she lives, Merchant's Quay FULLER, O REILLY & CO. (12) GALWEY, GERARD, Charlotte Quay, Land to Let in Cobh, Property to Let in Kinsale GIBBINGS, see FOWKE GOOD, JOHN (6) GOOLD, GEORGE & O MULLANE & CO., 8 Patrick's St., Sherry etc. (12) GOOLD, HENRY (12) GORMAN, CHARLES (11) GOSNELL, MR., Apothecary, seal lost HALY, JAMES, King's Arms, Exchange, Printer (1) (12) HARDY, Captain of the ‘St. Patrick' of Cork HARRIS, MICHAEL (12) HARTNETT, Counsellor (11) HARTNETT, WIDOW, House and concerns in Shandon-Castle-lane to let HARVEY & DEAVES & HARVEY, Harvey's Yard, Penrose Marsh, Timber HATTON, EDWARD (8) HATTON, JOSEPH (8) HEARD, HENRY, ESQ. (13) HEGARTY, THOMAS, ESQ. (13) HICKEY, WILLIAM (8) HOLBROOK, Captain of the ‘Harriett' of Baltimore HOWELL, WM., Secretary, Cork Coal Co. HYNES, FRANCIS, 55 Exchange, Draper (12) JACKSON, STRETTELL, Malt-house JOHNSON, FRANCIS (8) JONES, J. T., Attorney, Marlborough St. (7) KEILY, TIMOTHY (11) KELLEHER, MATT (12) KELLER, CHARLES, House to let in Mallow-lane KELLOCK & MAXWELL, Lapp's Island (Stores) KENIFECK, EDMOND & SON (12) KENT, EDWARD (8) KERBY, MARY, Mrs., S. Dominick St., Pawnbroker (1) KEYS, C., Paul St. (10) KING, J., Lawton's Quay (New Stores), Tea KINGSTON, ISAAC (6) KNIGHT, Messrs. (9) |
LANE, DAVID, Brewer (3) LANE, JOHN, Grand Parade, Hats LEAHY, DAVID & CO. (12) LEFEBURE, MRS., Summer's-town Boarding School opening, Kinsale Rd. LESLIE, MORROGH & CO., Porter Brewers LLOYD, JOHN (8) LLOYD, ROBERT (12) LONG, Captain of the ‘Eliza' of Cork LORD, Dr., Resident Physician at the Dispensary House, Hanover St., North Infirmary Dispensary & Humane Society M'AULIFFE, JOHN, Paul St., Fruit/MC AULIFFE, JOHN, Stores, Cary's-lane, Fruit M'AULIFFE, TIM, Shandon-st., House to let on Merchant's-quay M'CARTHY, DAN. (12) M'CARTHY, JOHN (12) M'GOWRAN, JOHN & SON (12) M'SWINY, see WHITE (12) MAGUIRE, CHARLES (12) MANDERS, JOHN (8) MANNIX, THOMAS, Grand Parade, Attorney, Property to Let Kinsale MARTIN, JOHN & CO., Charlotte Quay, Chandlers MARTIN, PATRICK (8) MATTHEWS, WILLIAM, 38 North Main-street, Book Shop MAXWELL, see KELLOCK MC CARTHY, DENIS, Grocer, House to let in Patrick's St. (12) MC DANIEL, Mr., Christ Church Lane, Pawnbroker (1) MEAD, MICHAEL, Coal Quay (Stores), Fish MEADE, WILLIAM, Dr., Office for Sick & Wounded Seamen MEE, ISAAC, the younger (8) MEYERS & WATSON, 45 South Main St., Drapers MORGAN, ISAAC (12) MORRIS, JOHN (8) MORROGH & O DONNOGHUE (12) MORROGH, see LESLIE MOYLAN, DENIS, Claret MURPHY, JER., sen. (12) MURPHY, JEREMIAH, Meeting House Lane, Pawnbroker (1) MURPHY, MICHAEL, near the Exchange, Seeds & Gardening, (12) MURPHY, STEPHEN (12) NAGLE, GARRET (12) NORCOTT, DANIEL, the late, Fancy Dress Ball in aid of Widow & 7 Children - one yet unborn O BRIEN, MICHAEL (12) O CONOR, PATRICK (12) O DONNOGHUE, ROBERT, South Main St., House to let South Main St. (12) O DONNOGHUE, see MORROGH (12) O DONNOGHUE, WM., Moving from Shandon St. to North Main St., Grocer O DRISCOLL, GEORGE (12) O HEA, JOHN, Merchant's Quay (Stores), Patrick St. (Office), Sugar etc. (12) O MULLANE, see GOOLD O REILLY, see FULLER (12) O SULLIVAN, JAMES B. (12) PATTERSON, ROBERT, George's St., Stores to Let, Poor House St. PEARCE, ANN (12) PEARCE, JOHN (12) PERRIER, Hanover St., Red Abbey Sugar-House to Let PERSSE, H. S., Sugar etc. POPE, THOMAS, South Mall, Attorney (11) POWER, JOHN & CO. (12) POWER, JOHN (12) PURCELL, PATT. (12) QUILL, JOHN, 48 Exchange, Cloth & Trimmings REARDEN, DAN. (12) REARDEN, JOHN, Boar's Head, Hammond's Marsh, Carriages & Livery Stables RICHARDSON, Maylor St. (Stores) (6) ROWLAND, SAMUEL, Sir, Grenville Place, North Infirmary Dispensary & Humane Society RYAN, JOHN, the late, Grocer, Notice re demands on the Estate of RYAN, WM. (12) SCOTT, E. A. & CO., Glasheen (10) SCOTT, EDWARD & CO. (12) SHEA, DAN (12) SHEA, JOHN & SONS, Stores, Knapp's-sq., Sugar etc., (12) SHEE, JOHN (12) SHEEHAN, JOHN, House to let in North Main-st. SHEEHAN, THOMAS, Cat Lane & Dublin Hill, Seeds & Garden Nursery (12) SHERRARD, DAVID (9) (12) SHINKWIN, A. (12) SINNETT, JOHN, 8 Merchant's Quay SMITH BARRY, JAMES (13) SMITH, GEORGE (12) SMITH, Mrs., George's St., (4) SPENCER, JAMES (12) ST. LEGER, WARHAM (8) STEPHENSON, RICHARD, North Mall, Train Oil etc. SULLIVAN, BART & SO. (12) SULLIVAN, BART. (12) SULLIVAN, JAMES (11) SWINEY, CORNELIUS (12) THERRY, NICHOLAS & CO., Bowling Green St. (Stores), Rum, (12) THOMPSON, Rev. Archdeacon (1) TURNER, TIM, formerly of the City of Cork, now based in Liverpool, Commission Agent UNTHANK, ISAAC (8) WALL, J., South Main St., (4) WALLIS, THOMAS (8) WARD, MRS., the late, French & English Academy to be continued by her daughters, 1 White St. WATERS, DOMINICK, Pope's Quay, Port Wine WATSON, see MEYERS WESTROP, THOMAS, MD, Cork Library WHITE, ANDREW, SONS & M'SWINY Sugar, etc (12) WHITE, Captain of the ‘Hector' of Cork WHITE, CATHERINE, Hoare's Lane, Pawnbroker (1) WILSON & HERLEY (12) WISE, WM. & THOMAS (12) WOOD, see COLES |
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1. Pawned BED CLOATHS - At a Final Meeting of the Committee for the release of Pawned Bed Cloaths, held at the Sunday-School Committee Room, Monday, Jan. 19, 1801, Rev. Archdeacon THOMPSON, in the Chair. Resolved, That the sincere Thanks of this Meeting be, and they are hereby given to the Ladies and Gentlemen who have generously … forward in aid of this very useful Charity. The Contributions amounting to … 5s. 3d. have enabled the Committee to release 643 BLANKETS - 14 QUILTS - and 41 SHEETS. Resolved, that the particular Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. James Haly for furnishing the Committee with the whole of the Circular Letters, Hand Bills, &c. Resolved, That the particular Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mrs. Catherine White, Hoare's-lane, Mrs. Mary Kerby, S. Dominick-street, Mr. Daniel Anglim, Cockpit-lane, Mr. Jeremiah Murphy, Meeting-house-lane, Mrs. Elizabeth [Hunt or Hurt], Daunt's Bridge, and Mr. Mc. Daniel, Christ Church-lane, for having generously given up the Interest due on the Articles pawned with them. Signed by Order, M. J. COLLINS, Secretary
2. HOUSE - THE HOUSE in Duncan-street, inhabited by Mr. CROFTS, will be let from the 25th of March next. It is exceedingly commodious, and very fit for a genteel Family. A Lease of 20 Years, or under will be given. Applications to be made to MR. BYRNE, Ann-street.
3. By Auction, the well known MILLS called WATER'S MILLS - Also a Distillery - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION - At the Exchange, Cork, on Friday, the 20th of February next, between the Hours of 12 and 2 in the afternoon, by DAVID LANE, of the City of Cork, Brewer, and JOHN HOARE, of Midleton, in the County of Cork, Gents. Pursuant to a certain Form of Consent of Sale, which has been duly executed by all Parties concerned, the several Premises herein after mentioned, that is to say - The well-known Distillery of the late Firm of VINCENT ALLEN and CORKERAN, at Blackpoole, Cork, built about 4 years, with two Stills and large Condensers, the contents of No. 1, being 1360, and of No. 11, 533 gallons, with suitable Receivers; nine large Backs, or Numbers; one Kieve capable of washing 120 barrels; 2 large Brewing-pans, or Coppers, with a smaller one on an improved plan, for making Barm; two extensive Coolers, with smaller ones; also a Rectifying House, with two other Stills, one of 150 gallons, and the other of 80 gallons, and all other necessary apparatus. And also, a Malt-house adjoining the Distillery. - N. B. The principal part of this concern is held for upwards of 390 years at 40l. 2s. 6d. a year, and a smaller part held for 3 years at 18l. 4s. 0d. a year. - Also, a second Malt House, capable of working 300 barrels of Malt a month; extensive Stores, &c. lying close to the Distillery, and held for lives renewable for ever, at 50l. a year. - Also the two well-known Mills, called WATERS'S MILLS, remarkably well supplied with Water, and considered the best situated Mills in or about Cork; with two Stables annexed, and contiguous to the Distillery; held for Lives renewable for ever at 90l. a year, till 1806, and from thenceforth at 100l. a year. - Further information (if required) to be had of Mr. DANIEL LANE, Cork, and Mr. JOHN HOARE, Middleton, and the several premises are every day open for inspection. - Terms at Sale.
4. TWO HOUSES TO LET - One on Lavitt's-Quay, opposite the Custom-House, with or without the Back Concern, fronting Drawbridge St.; the other in George's-street, late Mrs. Smith's. For particulars enquire of J. WALL, South-Main-street.
5. STOLEN OR STRAYED FROM the Height of Mallow-lane, on Monday last, a black lined, thin Milch COW, a little white over the Tail, with the Letters T. C. R. on each Horn. Any Person bringing said Cow to Ter. Connor, Height of Mallow-lane, will receive Half-a-Guinea Reward if strayed; and Two Guineas if stolen, by prosecuting the Thief to conviction.
6. Cheap SADDLES, BRIDLES, &C. &C., COMPLEAT, new and old Saddles and Bridles on Sale, much under half Price, at the Stores of Mr. RICHARDSON, Maylor's-street. Enquire of Isaac Kingston, or John Good.
7. To let from the 25th March next, for Ten Years, (subject to Redemption) a few Acres of the Lands of Douglas, late in the possession of the Flahertys. Application to J. T. JONES, Attorney, Marlbro'-street.
8. The following INTERESTS to be sold the 24th of this Month, on the Exchange between the Hours of 12 and 1 o' Clock. - Interest in Warham St. leger's Lease to the late Joseph Hatton for 500 years, from 25th or 30th March 1765, or a Dwelling House, Coach House, and Stable in Grattan, now Duncan-street, and Phillip's Lane, at the yearly Rent of 333. Principal part of said premises are now let by lease at a yearly rent amounting to £30 14s. 3d. The remainder let to a yearly Tenant for £9 2 0.
Interest in Arthur Connell's Lease to William Hickey of premises in Phillip's Lane, for 999 years from 25th of 3d month, 1782, at the yearly rent of £14 0s 0d. Part of the Premises are let by Lease for a long term to Edward Kent at the yearly rent of £3 13s. 0d. The remainder now in the tenancy of Patrick Martin, who agreed to take a lease from the late Joseph Hatton at the yearly rent of £18 0s 0d.
Interest in the late Isaac Mee, the younger, lease to late Isaac Unthank for 900 years, from 25th of 3d month, 1780, of a house in Grattan, now Duncan-street, at the yearly rent of £20 0s 0d said premises at present in the tenancy of Thomas Wallis, at the yearly rent of £30 6s. Title deeds to be seen, apply to Edward Hatton, or John Morris.
A moiety in John Lloyd's Lease to late John Manders, and Joseph Hatton of Premises in Blackpool, for 86 years from 29th of 9d month 1779, at a yearly Rent of £35, part of the premises are set by Lease to Francis Johnson, at the yearly rent of £20, the remainder in the tenancy of the Representatives of John Manders at the yearly rent of £23…..
9. General Account of the Committee for purchasing MEAL, &c. in the Year 1800……..Paid Mr. David Sherrard for sundry Expenses attending the purchase of Meal, in Blackpool, including Store Rent, &c.,……Paid Geo. Barber and his Wife, for their trouble & attendance, delivering Meal, &c., agreeable to Order of Committee….Paid Henry Williams, Secretary, for his Trouble….Paid John Barron for serving Summonses to Committee….Paid Messrs. Knights for printing Work…Paid Wm. Flyn for ditto….
10. OIL of VITRIOL MANUFACTORY, Glassheen, E. A. SCOTT and CO. have ready for delivery, Oil of Vitriol highly concentrated, which they flatter themselves will be found on trial equal to any manufactured in Great Britain. Their Friends and the Public are respectfully informed, that they have appointed, MR. G. KEYS, No. 55, Next Door to Mr. Edgar, Paul Street, and MR. CLIFTON, Blackpool, to dispose of it, and receive Orders for them in Cork.
11. The Assignees of JAMES SULLIVAN, a Bankrupt, will sell by Auction, on the Premises, on Tuesday next, the 24th instant, at two o Clock in the afternoon, all the Bankrupt's Interests in the following Lots of Ground, with the Buildings thereon, viz.
No. 1 A Lot of Ground next adjoining the Dwelling House of Counsellor Hartnett, and fronting Patrick's-street, held by Lease, for eight Hundred Years, at twenty-five Guineas a Year.
No. 2 A Lot of Ground, extending in front to Patrick's Street, from the Premises No. 1 to Miss Bagnell's House, held by a Lease for three Hundred Years, at thirty Guineas a Year.
Application, in the interim, to Thomas Pope, Attorney at Law, South Mall. March 19. The above Auction is Adjourned to Tuesday the 31st Instant.
The Administeratrix of Timothy Keily, will Sell by Auction on the Exchange, on Wednesday next, the 25th inst. at Two in the Afternoon, all the interest of her late Husband, in the front Dwelling House, Slaughter House, and back Concerns, belonging thereto, lately occupied by said Timothy; and the upper Slated House, and Premises, in the Lane called Collin's Lane, as demised by John Casey, Esq., Attorney at law, to Charles Gorman for a Term whereof about Fifty-five Years are to run, at Sixteen Pounds a Year. Application in the Interim to Thomas Pope, Attorney at Law, South-Mall. March 19. The above Sale is adjourned to the first of April next, at one o Clock.
12. WE the undernamed Merchants, Traders and others, of the City of Cork, being fully satisfied of the Stability of JOHN O NEILL Esqr's Bank of Waterford, do agree to receive his Notes in Payance as usual, from a certificate of their being entitled to public Credit…………I have never refused, in any payment offered to me, the above mentioned Bank Notes, and considering them good, will continue to take them - ISAAC MORGAN (Not all names legible)
13. TO BE LET -FROM the 25th of March, or 1st day of May next, for three Lives, or thirty-one Years, the following Lands, part of the Estate of JAMES HUGH SMITH BARRY, Esq., viz.
IN THE NORTH LIBERTIES OF CORK - Killbarry, in the whole, or in the following Divisions, viz
No. 1 Mill Quarter, containing 17.1.10 acres, now held by Henry Heard, Esq., and under-tenants.
No. 2 cont. 45.3.54 now held by Thos. Hegarty, Esq., and under-tenants.
No. 3 cont. 41.3.32 now held by Do.
No. 4 cont. 33…34 now held by Do.
No. 6 Flower-hill 60.1.13 now in Mr. Barry's own hands
No. 7 Part of 7
No. 8 Part of Do. 8.3.0 now held by Do.
Total 263.2.32 acres
These Lands adjoin the Dublin and Mallow roads are … by Meadow ground, and within a few minutes walk of the City of Cork.
Part of Coole, called Jackson's Coole, containing about 1..9 Acres
Part Do. called Cotter and Curtin's Coole, containing about 25 Acres.
Part Do. called Craig and Paddock, containing about 135 Acres.
These lands be within three miles of the City of Cork, are good arable and pasture ground. And Johnson's Coole adjoins the river Glanmire …………….for building a Bolting Mill. - Proposals to be made to James Hugh Smith Barry, Esq., Merrion-square, Dublin, and Robt. Courtenay, Esq., Ballyedmond near Midleton.
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DIRECTORY 1802 - Advertisements & Notices from the ‘Hibernian Chronicle' & ‘Cork Mercantile Chronicle' indexed by Surname
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BARRY, EDMOND, Butter & Cask Inspector BARTER, BENJAMIN, Butter & Cask Inspector BRENAN, DENIS & TRACY, JOHN, Druggists CHURCH, MATTHEW & SON, Stores, North-mall CORLETT, GEORGE, Stores, Patrick-st., Sugar, wine, etc COTTER, EDWARD, St. Patrick's-st., Spirits, etc. CRAIG, W., Hammond's-marsh, Distillery & Tea Stores HALY, JAMES, at the Exchange, Bookseller HARVEY & NEWSOM, New Timber Yard, Leitrim HINCKS, T.D., Treasurer, Lying-in-hospital JENNINGS, & SONS, Coal-quay, Ship Brokers JENNINGS, THO., Church-Warden, St. Paul's JONES, At the Ball & Crown, No. 49 near the Exchange, Carpets JONES, ISAAC, Butter & Cask Inspector KEAN, E. , Butter & Cask Inspector KEMP, ROBERT, Kyrl's-quay, Ironmonger LITCHFIELD, JOHN, Drapery, present establishment, 47 North Main-st., will open a new warehouse at South-mall LUMLEY, WM., St. Patrick's-st., Timber M'AULIFFE, JOHN, Paul-st., Fruit, etc. M'AULIFFE, TIMOTHY & THOMAS, Brown's-hill, Oranges |
M'CARTHY, MICHAEL, Fishamble-lane, Publican M'SWINEY, MRS., 4 Chatterton's-buildings, Haberdasher, etc. MAHONEY, DANIEL, Cove-st., Livery-stables MANNIX, THOMAS, Grand-parade, Attorney MOYLAN, DENIS, Office, Mallow-lane, Oak Bark NEWSOM, DENIS, 26 Paul-st., Glass, etc. NEWSOM, JOHN GEORGE, Sheriff NEWSOM, see HARVEY NIXON, JOHN, near the Exchange, Linen-draper O DONNOGHUE, ROBERT, new Stores, South Main-st., Whiskey, etc. PAUL, JOHN, Butter & Cask Inspector PEARCE, JOHN, Stores, Academy-st., Tea, etc. ROWAND, JOHN, Church-Warden, St. Paul's STACK, RICHARD, Apothecary, son of the late Patrick THOMPSON, JOHN & WILLIAM, Tea TRACY, JOHN, see BRENAN, DENIS TRENWORTH, RICHARD, Butter & Cask Inspector TUITE, THOMAS, Eldest son and heir of James, selling his interest in property on Windmill-hill TUOHY, THOMAS, Butter & Cask Inspector WRIXON, JOHN NICHOLAS, Sheriff |
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DIRECTORY 1803 (Jan. - April) - Advertisements & Notices from the ‘Cork Mercantile Chronicle' indexed by Surname
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ALEXANDER, WILLIAM, JUN., Mallow-lane & GORMAN, WM., George's-st., Lands to let ALLEN, A., MR., Baker, South-parade BAGLEY, WILLIAM, 12 Grand-parade, Watch & Clock-maker BAKER, MRS., House for sale on Quarry-hill BARRETT, WILLIAM, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane BROWN, see CLUTTERBUCK BUSTEED, see CHURCH BYRNE, GEORGE, Sugar, etc. BYRNE, PATRICK, Stores, Patrick-st., Sugar CALLAGHAN, DANIEL, South-mall, Herrings CHURCH, MATTHEW & SON, North-mall, Tar, coal, etc. CHURCH, SON & BUSTEED, Stores, Lapp's-island, Flaxseed, etc. CLUTTERBUCK, SULLIVAN [CORNELIUS] & BROWN, former late partnership COLE, see PIERCY COLES & WOOD, Shandon-st., Rum/ COLES & WOOD, Stores, Strand-st., Sugar, etc. CONNOR, THOMAS, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane CRAIG, Hammond's-march, Distillery CRONEEN, DENIS, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane CUTTENHAM, PATRICK, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane DALY, JAMES, Stores, Blarney-lane, Wine DEAVES, see HARVEY DOHERTY, MARY & SAMUEL, to continue Butter & Grocery business on Bandon-road as carried on by the late Mr. James Doherty DOOLITTLE, WILLIAM, 3 Tuckey-st., Hosiery, etc. DUNSCOMBE, THOMAS, Stores, Marlborough-st., Hemp DWYER, ROBERT, Barrack-st., Tea, etc./DWYER, ROBERT, Barrack-st., Bankrupt EDWARDS, A., Bookseller ELLIGOT, WIDOW, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane EVORY, ROBERT, 8 St. Patrick-st., Tickets & Shares FARNHAM, SAMUEL, Draw-bridge-st., Hides FRANKS, HENRY, 7 St. Patrick-st., Linendraper, etc. GORMAN, see ALEXANDER GREAVES, EDWARD, 9 North Main-st., Linen-draper, etc. GUESS, MICHAEL, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane HARTNETT, R., Patrick-st., Warehouse for sale on Patrick-st. |
HARVEY, DEAVES & HARVEY, Stores, Lawton's-quay, Tobacco JENNINGS, THOS., Brown-st., Mineral Waters KELLOCK & MAXWELL, Lapp's-island, Tobacco KENIFECK, EDMOND & SON, Navy & Army Clothiers LAFFAN, THOMAS & ANDREW, 11 Grand-parade, Seeds LEARY, JANE, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane LEYCESTER, M'CALLS & CO., Lapp's-island, Sugar LILLY, S. & CO., Grand-parade, Linendraper, etc LITCHFIELD, JOHN, Warehouse, South Mall & North Main-st., Linendraper, etc. M'AULIFFE, TIMOTHY & THOMAS, Stores, Potash, etc. M'CALLS, see LEYCESTER M'CLURE, ROBERT, Stores, Pope's-quay, Leather MANDERS, HUMPHREY, Factory, Dodges-glin MAXWELL, see KELLOCK MURPHY, WILLIAM, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane NEWSOM, JOHN & GEORGE, Stores, Ferry-quay, Rum PARKER, WILLIAM, Stores, George's-quay, Sugar, etc. PARVIN, BENJAMIN, Cork Porter Brewery, House to let in Ballintemple PEARCE, JOHN, Stores, Academy-st., Fruit, etc. PIERCY & COLE, Sherry POWER, JAMES, Shandon-st., Woollen-draper POWER, JOHN & CO., Kyrl's-quay, Fruit/ POWER, J., Kyrl's-quay, Sugar QUINLAN, JAMES, Mallow-lane, Fish QUINLAN, PATRICK, Grafton's-alley, Livery-stables ROCHE, DANIEL, Tenant, Baily's-lane, near Mallow-lane SCRAGGS, JOHN, Family Hotel, George's-st. SHEA, JOHN & SONS, Stores, Knapp's-sq., Cider, etc. SHEE, JOHN, Daunt's-sq., Draper SHEEHAN, MICHAEL, Patrick-st., Seeds STUBBEMAN, A., Merchant's-quay, Wine, etc SULLIVAN, CORNELIUS, see CLUTTERBUCK WAKELY, GEORGE, Sugar, etc. WHITE, JOHN, 27 North Main-st., Grocer, etc. WILSON & HERLEY, Ship Brokers WOOD, see COLES |
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DIRECTORY 1807 (Jan - March) - Advertisements & Notices from the ‘Cork Mercantile Chronicle' indexed by Surname
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AUSTEN, JOSEPH, North Main-st., Furniture BARTER, M. & SISTERS, Hats & Bonnets, etc. BENNETT, THOMAS, Auction Rooms BROWNE, JOHN, Lavitt's-Quay, Wines, etc. BURGHALL, MRS. & DUVAL, MISS, Dancing teachers at Mr. Cumming's, Princes-st. CAPEL, SARAH, China, Glass & Earthenware Warehouse, French-Church-St. & Carry's-lane CARROLL, THOMAS, & CO., Tobacco CHINNERY, RICHARD, Attorney, South-Mall CHURCH, MATTHEW & SONS, Cotton-wool CONWAY, JAMES, 7 Grand-Parade, Lottery agent CORKRAN, D., Watercourse Distillery CUMMINGS, see BURGHALL CUSSEN, E. & T., Merchant's-quay, Wine, fruit, etc, for sale DAUN, JAMES, Stores, Georges-Quay to let DAVENPORT, C., Half-Moon-St., Earthenware DEAVES, see HARVEY DEVINISH, WILLIAM, Draper DONOVAN, LIEUT., RN., House to let in Evergreen DONOVAN, SIMON, Coal stores, Pope's-quay DOWMAN, MISS, School DUNSCOMBE, THOMAS, Stores, Morrison's-island, Hoops, etc. DUVAL, see BURGHALL EVANS, VERDON, Attorney, Henry-st. EVORY & ODELL, Lottery Agents & Booksellers, 28 Patrick-st. FITZGERALD, JAMES & THOMAS, 48 Grand-Parade, Chimney Piece Warehouse FONTAINE, JOHN, Georges-st., Pianofortes FOWLUE, DAN., Glass Warehouse; robbery from his house and items marked Daniel Fowlue and Richard Fowlue stolen FUDGE & CO., Patrick-st., haberdashers FUDGE, see SIMS GAMBLE, MRS., Dancing Master at Miss Dowman's school HALY, JAMES, Printer, etc, Exchange HARE, DAVID, 6 Barrack-st., Woollen-draper HARVEY, DEAVES & HARVEY, Lumber & ship agents, Lapp's-island HOPPER, EDWARD J., Patrick-St., Tea, etc. JONES, THOMAS, at the Ball & Crown, near the Exchange, Draper |
KEAYS, CHRISTOPHER, Paul-st., Water Closets KEMP, ROBERT, Kyrls-quay, Ironmonger KIFT, WILLIAM, Academy-st., Sugar, etc LATHAM, MRS., Lodgings(?), St. Patrick's Place M'CLURE, ROBERT, Stores, Pope's Quay, Train oil, etc. M'SWINEY, Chatterton's Buildings, Hats & Bonnets MARTIN, JOHN, Stores, Queen-st., Sugar, etc. MERCER, WM., 3 Patrick-st., Disposing of stock MERRICK, SAMUEL, Notary Public, St. Patrick's-Place MOERAN, EDWARD, Rutland-st., Pianofortes MORGAN, JAMES, Sugar, etc. MORROGH, WALTER, Shandon-st., Grocery, etc. MULLOWNY, E., Robert-st., Potashes, etc. MURPHY, MICHAEL, 4 Castle-st., Seeds, etc. O CONOR, SIR PATRICK, Wine, etc. O DONNOGHUE, WM., 48 North Main-st., Grocer ODELL, see EVORY PARKER, JOHN, Half-Moon-st. Distillery PARKER, WILLIAM, Timber, etc. PEARCE, ANN, MRS., House and concerns in Mallow-lane to let, apply to J. Pearce, Academy-st. POWER, MRS., Lodgings (?), Clark's Bridge PROBY, see WYNNE ROGERS, Paul-st. & Patrick-st., Gun-maker ROGERS, S. & SONS, China, Glass & Earthenware Warehouse RUTHERFORD, JOHN, JUN., Ship agent SAVAGE, JOHNSON, China, Glass, etc., Warehouse, Grand-Parade SHARP, HENRY, 50 North Main-st., Grocer SHAW, DAVID, Patrick-st., Hat Manufactory SHEPPARD, DAVID, Tin Ware-House, 6 Paul-st. SIMS & FUDGE, Milliners, near St. Patrick's Bridge THOMPSON, JAMES & CO., Patrick-st., Wine, etc. THOMPSON, WILLIAM & CO., Stores, South-Mall, Hides, etc. WATERS, GEORGE, Stores, Academy-st., Wine, etc. WYNNE, RICHARD, Brewery to let Cross-st., lately occupied by James Proby |
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