- Feb 19 1847
- BURGLARY - On the night of the 15th, a large party of men broke into the house of Martha Anne Ferguson, a respectable unmarried woman, who holds a larger farm in the parish of Scrabby, and robbed her of £2 12s. 6d. in money, a large quantity of bacon, and about one cwt. of oatmeal, which they carried away on an ass which they took from the stall. Information was immediately given to the police, who were promptly in pursuit. They soon came up with the ass and meal, which, the robbers finding themselves pursued, left behind - but none of the offenders have as yet been made amenable.
- Dec 8 1848
- Notice
A similiar article appears in Oct 1850 except that Andrew Ferguson is named as administrator for James Ferguson, deceased.IN CHANCERY Sarah Ann Harkness,
Plaintiff.
Andrew Ferguson
Richard Ferguson
Henry Ferguson, Jas.
Ferguson, Andrew
Armstrong and Henry Nolan
Defendants
Sarah Ann Harkness,
Plaintiff.
Andrew Ferguson, Ad
ministrator of Frances
Ferguson, deceased
Defendants
PURSUANT to the Decree
in these Causes, hearing date
the Twenty-second Day of
January, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty-
five. I will, on MONDAY,
the Eighth Day of NOVEM-
BER, at my Chambers, Inn's-
quay in the City of Dublin,
at the hour of two o'Clock,
afternoon, set up and sell to
the highest and fairest Bidder,
ALL THAT AND THOSE,
the lands of KNOCKAHY
and DRUMBOE, situate in
the County of Cavan, in the
pleadings mentioned, or acompetent part thereof, for the purpose of said Decree
mentioned.
Dated this 3rd day of August, 1847WILLIAM HENN The Sale of the Land is adjourned to Thurs-
day, the Eighteenth Day of January, 1849 at the hour
of one o'Clock in the afternoon, at the place
above mentioned.
Dated this 25th day of November, 1848.WILLIAM HENN The above lands are held in fee.
For Rental and particulars of Title, apply to Messrs.
Patrick and Thomas Kiernan, Plaintiff's Solicitor, 41,
Upper-Glouster street, Dublin; Edward Crawford,
Esq., Defendant's Solicitor, 4, Wellington-quay, Mr.
James Gibson, Receiver, Toneyarahill, Killashandra;
and James Mearce, Esq., his Solicitor, Westmoreland-
street.
- Notice
- July 13 1849
- Cavan Summer Assizes
- Alexander Ferguson - larceny of a shirt. Fourteen days hard labour.
- Cavan Summer Assizes
- Mar 8 1850
- Cavan Spring Assizes
- Alice Ferguson - "having received certain stolen goods, knowing them to have been stolen." Three months imprisonment with hard labour.
- Cavan Spring Assizes
- Dec 25 1856
- IN CHANCERY
ADVERTISEMENT TO INCUMBRANCERS Under "Court of
Chancery (Ireland) Re-
gulation Act, 1850, Sec 15.
In the Matter of David
Alexander.PURSUANT to the
order, bearing date
the 7th day of June 1856,
I require all persons hav
ing charges or Incum-
brances affecting ALL
THAT AND THOSE,
the Lands of Drumke-
nanmore, situate in the
Barony of Tullyhunco,
and County of Cavan
and the Lands of Drum-
lougher, situate in the
Barony of Loughtree and
County of Cavan , afore-
said, the real and free-Petitioner. Andrew Ferguson, Fanny
Alexander, widow,
Anne Isabell Alex-
der, James Charles
Alexander, and Robert
Alexander.Respondents hold Estate of the Respodent Andrew Ferguson,
of Killeshandra, in the County of Cavan, to come in
before me, at my Chambers, Inns-Quay, in the City
of Dublin, on or before the 30th day of January 1857,
and proceed to prove the same.
Dated this 19th day of December 1856.W.BROOKE Master in Chancery GRESSON and CLARKE, Solicitors
for aid Petioner, No. 30 Upper
Merrion-street
- IN CHANCERY
- May 14 1857
- IN CHANCERY - ADVERTISMENT TO CREDITORS, LEGATEES, AND
INCUMBRANCERS.
- Cause Petition "The Court of Chancery (Ireland) Regulation act, 1850." Sec. 15
- In the Matter of Susanna Storey and William D. Ferguson, Petitioners.
- George R. Storey, and Others., Respondents.
- I HEREBY require all persons claiming to be Creditors or Pecuniary Legatees of ROBERT STOREY, late of Mountjoy-street, in the City of Dublin, Solicitor, deceased, on or before the 10th day of JUNE NEXT, to furnish in writing to WILLIAM DWYER FERGUSON, and SUSANNA STOREY, or to their Solicitors, Messieurs JOHN COLLUM and SON 40, Lower Sacville-street, Dublin, the Amount and particulars of their several demands......
- I also require all persons having Charges or Incumbrances affecting the real and freehold Estate of the said Robert STOREY.....
- Dated this 13th day of May, 1857.
- EDWARD LITTON, Master in Chancery.
- IN CHANCERY - ADVERTISMENT TO CREDITORS, LEGATEES, AND
INCUMBRANCERS.
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