McDONNELL’S
CORK CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1754
This Directory compilation is a Work in Progress and will be updated on a
regular basis until its completion.
Latest update:16 Apr. 2014
Paschal McDonnell
Contact Paschal McDonnell at [email protected] regarding this work
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‗The earliest Arms of the City in the reign of Edward III contained the Fleurs de Lis
of France, subsequently three lions passant on a shield within.‘
WNCC (1846), 23
‗…a circle containing eight cusps, were used as in 1418 (Temp. Hen V)‘
WNCC (1846), 23
No. 252 Royal Arms from A.D. 1340 to about 1405
HEH (1914), 260
‗On his accession in 1327, EDWARD III placed a fleur de lys on each side of the Shield
of England upon his Great Seal: and in 1340, when he claimed the crown of France,
EDWARD quartered France Ancient with his lions of England: No. 252.‘
HEH (1914), 125
No. 253 Royal Arms from A.D. 1405 to about 1603
HEH (1914), 260
‗Shortly after his accession, perhaps in 1405, in order to conform to the altered
blazonry of the French sovereigns, HENRY IV quartered France Modern on his shield:
No. 253. The position of the three fleurs de lys was more than once changed in the
Royal Shield of England after the accession of the STUARTS; and they were not finally
removed till the first year of the nineteenth century. The fleur de lys is also borne on
many English Shields, disposed in various ways.‘ HEH (1914), 125
It is possible that the Cork Coat of Arms was originally derived from this ancient
Common Seal of the City.
Source: MDCCD 1755 (2013), II
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McDonnell’s
Cork City Directory
For 1754
Published 2013
By
Paschal McDonnell
Copyright © 2013 Paschal McDonnell
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Acknowledgements
To Kieran Burke, Paul O‘Regan, Mary Sorenson, Caroline Long Nolan,
Stephen Leach, Ger Desmond, Kate O‘Callaghan, and Ian O‘Sullivan at the
Local Studies Department of the Cork City Library on the Grand Parade, for
their help with the compilation of this Directory
Colman O Mahony for his guidance and suggestions
A special Thank You to John Mullins of the Cork City Library for his time
and much welcomed suggestions with the compilation of this Directory
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Notes on the Text
All text in square brackets ([ ]) are the words of the compiler, who has tried as far as
possible to stay faithful to the original texts of the Select Bibliography at the end of
the book, but changed to present-day usage for ease of reading: The old-fashioned ‗s‘
(in the 18th century written ‗ſ ‘, similar to ‗f‘ without the crossbar) being an example.
Responsibility for any differences that occur between the texts contained within this
book, and the original texts, lie with the compiler.
List of abbreviations used in text
ALFCC
Alphabetical List of Freemen of Cork City 1710-1841 (2007)
Alphabetical List of Freemen of the City of Cork. Transcribed from
existing collection (Ref. U.11) ‗Index / Digest to Council Books of the
Corporation of Cork with alphabetical list of Freemen.‘ Original and
typescript by John O'Shea. Date of freemen admission from the 31
Oct. 1710 to 25 Oct. 1841. **Checked 27/02/2014—Α&Ω**
ASFBC
Annals of St Fin Barre‘s Cathedral Cork (1871)
Annals of St Fin Barre‘s Cathedral, Cork. By Richard Caulfield,
LL.D., Trinity College, Dublin, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries,
London; Membre Corresp. de la Société Antiq. de Normandie; and one
of the Committee for rebuilding the Cathedral Church. Cork: Purcell
& Company Printers, 3, Lavitts Quay. 1871.
**Checked 27/02/2014—Α&Ω**
CCBCC
Caulfield‘s Council Book of the Corporation of Cork (1876)
The Council Book of the Corporation of the City of Cork, from 1609 to
1643, and from 1690 to 1800. Edited from the original, with Annals
and Appendices compiled from Public and Private Records. By
Richard Caulfield, LL. D., F.S.A., Membre Corresp. De la Société
Antiq. De Normandie; Librarian of Queen‘s College, Cork; Hon. Sec.
Royal Cork Institution, etc. Printed by J. Billings and Sons, Guildford,
Surrey 1876 **Checked 08/03/2014—Α&Ω**
CJ
Corke Journal
The Corke — Journal Corke: Printed by Eugene Swiney in Paul Street
CRCCR
Clerical Records of Cork Cloyne and Ross (1864)
Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross by W.
Maziere Brady, D.D. Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant and Vicar of
Clonfert, Cloyne Vol. III. Dublin: Printed for the Author By Alexander
Thom, 87 & 88, Abbey Street. 1864 **Checked 08/03/2014—Α&Ω**
CRIG
churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie
CWDCR
Calendar of Wills Diocese of Cork and Ross 1548-1800, (1910)
Indexes to Irish Wills Edited By W. P. W. Phillimore, M. A., B. C. L.
Volume II. Cork and Ross, Cloyne. London: Phillimore and Co., Ltd.,
124, Chancery Lane, 1910. **Checked 10/03/2014—Α&Ω**
**Checked 20/03/2014—Α&Ω**
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ECR
Edwards‘ Cork Remembrancer or Tablet of Memory (1792)
Edwards‘s Cork Remembrancer; or, Tablet of Memory. By Anthony
Edwards, Printer, Bookseller and Stationer, Castle Street, Cork, 1792.
**Checked 10/03/2014—Α&Ω**
FCR
Fitzgerald‘s Cork Remembrancer (1783)
The Cork Remembrancer. (1783) Being an Historical Register. For
England and Ireland, and more especially for the City of Cork. By
John Fitzgerald, Teacher of Mathematics, and Clerk to John Marsh,
Esq; his Majesty‘s Commissary at Cork. Cork. Printed by J. Sullivan,
near the Exchange M.DCC.LXXXIII.
**Checked 11/03/2014—Α&Ω**
GCAIW
Guide to Copies & Abstracts of Irish Wills
A Guide to Copies & Abstracts of Irish Wills (First Series). Edited by
the Rev. Wallace Clare. Volume One. Privately Printed for the Editor
by Sharman & Co., March, 1930.
**Checked 11/03/2014—Α&Ω**
HEH
Handbook to English Heraldry (1914)
**Checked 11/03/2014—Α&Ω**
IACCE
The Industrial Archaeology of Cork City and its Environs (1999) by
Colin Rynne Dublin Published by the Stationery Office
IPWI
Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536-1810 (1897) Edited By
Sir Arthur Vicars, F.S.A., Ulster King of Arms. Dublin: Edward
Ponsonby, 116, Grafton Street. 1897. **Checked 20/03/2014—Α&Ω**
JCHAS
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
**Checked 12/03/2014—Α&Ω**
LMC
Laneways of Medieval Cork (2002)
**Checked 12/03/2014—Α&Ω**
MDCCD
McDonnell‘s Cork City Directory
**Checked 21/03/2014—Α&Ω**
MK
Myra Kavanagh (1998) Cork Corporation [now Cork City Council]
project on street names (Unpublished)
**Checked 18/03/2014—Α&Ω**
TCR
Tuckey‘s Cork Remembrancer 1837 (1980 Ed)
The County and City of Cork Remembrancer; or Annals of the County
and City of Cork. By Francis H. Tuckey. With an Introductory Essay.
Cork: Osborne Savage and Son, Patrick Street. MDCCCXXXVII. (1837)
**Checked 18/03/2014—Α&Ω**
WNCC
Windele‘s Historical and Descriptive Notices of the City of Cork
(1846)
**Checked 18/03/2014—Α&Ω**
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A List of Cork City Streets Lanes and Places from 1754
and their Present-day Names and Locations where known
Assembly House Situated on the NW portion of George‘s Street now Oliver Plunkett
Street facing south
1755 (2013), III
Old Assembly Room [Exact location: unknown]
At the Peacock in Cross Street [now Grattan Street] near Broad Lane
Balle [Maybe Ballea near Carrigaline]
Ballinrea [Townland in Carrigaline]
Ballyvusky in the South Liberties [Ballinvuskig Donnybrook Douglas]
Bishops Court [Now Bishop‘s Palace off Bishop Street]
Black Bull [Exact location: unknown] near South Gate
Black Poole [Blackpool]
Blarney Lane Now Blarney Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), III
Blue Boys Lane [Also called Blue Coat Lane] now Stephen Street
‗St Stephen‘s St. Reference Barrack St. 1821 OS This street was formely known as
Blue Boys Lane. It is now named for St Stephen. In the 13th century St Stephen‘s
Priory and Lazar Hospital stood in this vicinity, outside the city walls. St Stephen‘s
Church stood in what is now St Stephen‘s St. St Stephen became the first Christian
martyr when he was stoned to death c. AD 36.‘
MK (1998), 61
Boland’s Lane By 1780 the lane seems to have been built over, probably when the
Augustinian Chapel was erected at the east end of Brunswick Street (now St
Augustine‘s Street).
LMC (2002), 29
Bowling Green Lane [Possibly Bowling Green Street off Patrick Street]
Bretridge’s and Skiddy’s Alms Houses Housed within the Green Boys Hospital
[Now Skiddy‘s Almshouse on Bob and Jones Walk Shandon]
Brick Hills Possibly the hills overlooking the Lower Glanmire Road, situated in the
town land of Glankittane / Clankittane, opposite today‘s railway station. The area to
the west was known as the Brickfields. Saint Patrick‘s Church was known as
Brickfields Church after it was built in 1836. Source: MDCCD 1755 (2013), VII
Broad Lane Between 73-74 North Main Street and 25-26 Grattan Street
Source: corkpastandpresent.ie
Brown Street Now part of Paul Street Car Park and Shopping Centre
Source: 1750 Smith‘s Map of Cork city
Bull’s Head [Location: unknown] near South-gate
Butter Weigh House Church Lane [now Church Street off Shandon Street]
Carrey’s Lane [Now Carey‘s Lane off Patrick Street]
Chartre’s Lane [Charter‘s Lane, now Tobin Street off Grand Parade]
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Chop House At the Turk-head Tavern within the English Coffee-house near the
Exchange* [*q.v.]
Christ Church Now Triskel Christ Church South Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), VIII
Christ Church Lane 2011 Christchurch Lane was fully integrated into Bishop
Lucey Park
triskelartscentre.ie
Church Lane Near the new Weigh House [Now Church Street off Shandon Street]
Citadella Road to Blackrock [Location: unknown]
City House Fishamble Lane [Location: unknown]
City Marshalsea [In the North Gaol at the North Gate Bridge]
Cockpit Lane Location between 37 & 38 North Main Street
Source: corkpastandpresent.ie
Cold Harbour Now Merchants Quay
corkpastandpresent.ie
Cork Arms / Cork Arms Tavern [Now Roundy House Bar] Castle Street
Corn Market [Now the Corn Store in Corn Market Street]
Cove Lane [Now Cove Street]
Cramer’s / Cremer’s Lane [Now part of the Beamish‘s Brewery Complex]
Crosses / Cross’s Green Now French‘s Quay
MDCCD 1755 (2013), VIII
Cross Lane Now Little Cross Street
LMC (2002), 28
Cross Street Now Grattan Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), VIII
Crown Office [Location: unknown]
Currymorrohoo [Now Coolymurraghue Townland near Muskerry Golf Club]
In the North Liberties
Custom House [Now Crawford Art Gallery Emmet Place]
Custom House Quay [Now Emmet Place West]
Daunt’s Bridge Located at the junction of the present Saint Patrick Street and Grand
Parade northwards to the present number 90 Grand Parade where Morley‘s Dress Hire
is now situated.
MDCCD 1755 (2013), VIII
Upper Douglas Road [Near Evergreen]
Drawbridge Now Drawbridge Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), VIII
Draw Bridge Dock [May have been situated at the NW portion of Patrick Street; from
Little William Street to Lavitt‘s Quay]
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Dunscomb’s / Dunscombe’s Marsh
The area that now includes Saint Patrick Street (south side), South Mall, Oliver
Plunkett Street and the east side of the Grand Parade.
MDCCD 1755 (2013),
VIII
English Coffee House [Location: unknown]
Opposite the Exchange Coffee House located in Castle Street
Exchange Obtruded at the junction of Castle Street andSouth Main Street until its
removal in 1837
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
Fair Lane North Suburbs [now Wolfe Tone Street]
corkpastandpresent.ie
Fishamble Lane Now included in Liberty Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
Flower Hill [Location: unknown]
Foaty — Fota
‗Foaty, Fóite, in the Great Island and in Carrigtohill, means ‗woods.‘ The word Ros,
‗wood,‘ is also of frequent occurrence, and shows that the district was once wooded.
The ‗t‘ in Loite and Fóite is aspirated in books, but pronounced here according to our
Munster usage, just as we pronounce the ‗t‘ in Cruth, ‗form,‘ and the first ‗d‘ in
oidheadh, ‗destruction.‘
JCHAS Vol. IIIA (1894), 65
Free School Christ Church Lane
…‗Christ Church Charity School and alms house‘ was endowed in 1742 by a Mrs.
Shearman ‗for educating 15 poor boys of the established church.‘ LMC (2002), 46
French Church Lane [Now French Church Street]
Fryar’s Weyers A lease of 1705, Pike to Ffenn refers to the ‗poole of fryers weyres‘
i.e. the western portion of the present Hanover Street.
JCHAS Vol. 90 (1985), 188
Gallows Green Now Greenmount
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
Gambles Lane Formerly called Cramer‘s Lane. Where Beamish and Crawford‘s old
brewery now stands. This lane was also known as Cramer‘s / Cremer‘s Lane and
Fenn‘s Lane
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
George’s Street Now Oliver Plunkett Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
Gibraltar Tavern An advertisement in The Corke Journal of 19 May 1755
announced that ‗John Mintony, who kept the Nag‘s Head in Broad Lane, has removed
to the Gibraltar Tavern at the Exchange.‘
LMC (2002), 35
Gillabay / Gill-abby [Now Gill Abbey Street] near St. Fin Barr‘s Church
Globe Lane near South Gate
Off French‘s Quay in the Parish of St Nicholas
Goal Jail
corkpastandpresent.ie
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Golden Ball ‗Location: near the Exchange‘
Golden Fleece ‗Location: Hammond‘s Marsh‘
Simon Haly, clothier, near the Exchange, the sign of The Golden Fleece…
JCHAS Vol. 11 (1905), 138
‗…one branch of the Morris family were Quakers. A member of this Cork family,
Zachariah Morris (b. 1725), kept shop at the Sign of the Golden Fleece on
Hammond‘s Marsh (west of modern-day Grattan Street) …‘
LMC (2002), 110
Sign of the Golden Fleece, directly inside North Gate, site unknown.
IHTA (2012), 126
Goold’s Marsh Gowle‘s marsh, then an island could be the area bounded by the
North Channel of the Lee and the present Dyke Parade.
JCHAS Vol. 90 (1985),
194
Goold’s Weyers
On 26 May 1566 Andrew Skyddie obtained a grant of…a fishery for salmon and a
weir for salmon called Gowles weirs.
JCHAS Vol. 65 (1960), 29
In 1541, the Franciscans still retained an interest in the fishery and salmon weir, later
known as Gowle‘s (Gould‘s) weir…
JCHAS Vol. 90 (1985), 194
Half Moon and Three Stars Bbetween Skiddy‘s Castle and St Peter‘s Church
Hammond’s Marsh From Batchelor‘s Quay and Prospect Row East to Grattan
Street West and Henry Street to Sheare‘s Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), V
Harp and Crown Near the Exchange
Harper and Armstead’s Bank. [Exact location: unknown]
Heyward’s Hall Near Cork / Howard’s Hill near this [Cork] City
The ruins of the St Leger mansion stood in a field between the Fox and Hounds‘
Tavern [Ballyvolane] and Rathcooney Cemetery. JCHAS Vol. 72 (1967), 72
Jayl Jail
Jigg House ‗Location: near North Gate‘
King’s Old Castle Where today‘s Queen‘s Old Castle, housing Argos and Dealz
commercial premises, stand on Grand Parade
MDCCD 1755 (2013), IX
Leitrim [Now Leitrim Street] in the North Suburbs of the City of Corke
In the early 18th century the area was known as Green‘s Marsh. By the 1770‘s
however it had been renamed Devonshire‘s Marsh. Leitrim Street was known as
Lady‘s Well Street.
www.corkcity.ie Area Wide Strategies p.11
Main Guard On the Eastern junction of North Main Street and Kyrl‘s Quay opposite
the Gate Cinema
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Main Street North and South Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
The Mall [Now Grand Parade]
Mallow Lane Now Gerald Griffin Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
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Masons Lodge Room ‗Location: at the sign of Old England‘
Matehaugh [Now Matehy near Blarney]
Maypole Road [Now Evergreen Road]
Meat Shamble
1773 Rocque‘s Map of Cork city corkpastandpresent.ie
[There was a Meat Shambles situated at the junction of today‘s Shandon Street and
Blarney Street, while another was set opposite to what is now the turn off for
Elizabeth Fort in Barrack Street.]
Meeting House Lane Located between 80 and 81 North Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Merchant’s Coffee House In 1787 situated on Castle Street. [Exact site unknown]
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Mr. Benjamin Lawton’s Quay [Now the Southern part of the South Mall that runs
from Parliament Street to Morrison‘s Quay]
1801 Beauford‘s Map of Cork city corkpastandpresent.ie
Naked Boy and Scales ‗Location: Opposite the Spinning Wheel, in the Main Street
Cork‘
New Barrack [Now Elizabeth Fort]
corkpastandpresent.ie
New Bridewell Lane 25–26 North Main Street
corkpastandpresent.ie
New Inn Hammon‘s Marsh. Now Broad Street [off Grattan Street]
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
North Abbey [That part of the North Mall stretching from North Gate Bridge to
Man‘s Lane]
North Gate [The Northern exit and entrance point of North Main Street]
North Goal / Jayl [North Jail]
On the NE junction of the North Main Street and Kyrl‘s Quay
1773 Rocque‘s Map of Cork city
North Liberties
‗The Humble Petition of the Mayor and Commons of the City of Corcke.
Declaring that whereas Sir Dominicke Sarsfield, Kt., Sir Par lane, Kt., and Sir
Edmond Fitz Gerald, Kt., by authority to them granted by His Majestie‘s Letters
Patents of Charter bearing date at Westminster, tenth of March, have perambulated,
meared* and limited the County of the City of Corcke, three miles disrtant from the
walls of the said city…‘
CCBCC (1876), 1
[* MERE, n. (Sax. mæra, gemæra ; to divide, or Russ. miryu, to measure.) A boundary ; used chiefly in the compound, merestone. Bacon.
MERE, v. t. To divide, limit or bound. Obs. Spenser.]
North Strand Now Lower Glanmire Road
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
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Old Barracks Now Prosperity Square
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Old Chaple Lane Now Cathedral Walk
corkpastandpresent.ie
The Peacock ‗Location: Cross Street‘
Peter’s Church Now the Cork Vision Centre on North Main Street. See under— St.
Peter‘s Church
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
Peter’s Church Lane North of 87 North Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Play House Dunscomb‘s Marsh
Princes Street South-end
corkpastandpresent.ie
Portneys Lane between 45-46 North Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), X
Poultney’s Lane Opposite Broad Lane. Now situated between Nos. 45-46 North
Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
‗…Smith (1750) identified Portney‘s Lane, as Poultney’s Lane, opposite St Peter‘s
Church – all other sources identify the lane in its present-day position, between nos
45-46 North Main Street.‘
LMC (2002), 73, n.57
Pound [Now Greenmount] in Bandon Road
1759 Roque‘s Map of Cork city corkpastandpresent.ie
Quaker’s Burying Place [Quaker Road off Summer Hill South]
Raven Tavern ‗Location: opposite Christ Church‘
Red Abby Sugar House [On the junction of Mary Street and Red Abbey Street]
1773 Rocque‘s Map of Cork city
Red House Walk [Now the Mardyke]
‗The Mardyke runs due west of Mardyke-Place, which adjoins Nile-Street. It is a
delightful walk about a mile in length, and shaded with ranges of noble elms at either
side, forming a long vista in one straight line, from beginning to end. It was formed
in 1720, by Mr. Edward Webber, the then Town Clerk, and was called ―The Red
House Walk,‖ from a red brick house situated somewhere adjacent, enclosed within a
" tea garden.‖ On the Dyke, stone seats had been placed at intervals for the
convenience of the public, ―but as they were abused by the lower orders of people
they were removed,‖ *Sir Samuel Rowland, one of the Mayors of Cork, bestowed
unusual attention on this walk, and had it kept in excellent order. In 1807, the then
Mayor caused a metal gate to be put to it at the City side, the inscription on which is
curiously given in the conclusion of an ―ode,‖ celebrating the public spirit of its
erector.
‗Here future shoemakers shall read on Sunday,
When our good Mayor shall be in Heaven,
As bird catching they‘re going, ―John Day,‖
Esquire, Mayor, 1807.‘
[*But again restored in 1838.] WNCC (1846), 23
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Road to Black Rock [Now the Old Blackrock Road]
1759 Rocque‘s Map of Cork city
Royal Bombshell ‗Location: in Barrack Street‘
Royal Garter ‗Location: in Blarney lane‘ [now Blarney Street]
The Salt Marsh ‗Location: opposite the South Mall‘
Shandon Castle Lane. Now the West-end of Dominick Street
corkpastandpresent.ie
Shannon [Shandon] Church [Saint Mary‘s Church Shandon]
1750 Smith‘s Map of Cork city and 1759 Rocque‘s Map of Cork city
Sign of the Blue Hand and Golden Horse Shoe ‗Location: inside
North Gate‘
Sign of the Boot ‗Location: in Cross Lane [now Little Cross Street] leading to the
Fishambles
Sign of the Cross Blunderbusses ‗Location: next door to Mr. John Coppinger‘s
between North Gate and St. Peter‘s Church
Sign of the Golden Ball and Three Tons ‗Location: at the lower end of Poultney‘s
Lane [now Portney‘s Lane]
Sign of the Hat ‗Location: in Water Gate Lane [now Hanover Street East-side]
Sign of the Two Sugar Loaves ‗Location: North Abbey [That part of the North Mall
stretching from North Gate Bridge to Man‘s Lane]
Sign of the Coach and Horses ‗Location: near South Gate‘
Sign of the Harp and Crown ‗Location: near the Exchange‘
Sign of the Unicorn ‗Location: opposite Peter‘s Church‘ [now Cork Vision Centre]
South Bridge [South Gate Bridge]
1801 Beauford‘s Map of Cork city
corkpastandpresent.ie
South Gate [The Southern perimeter of the South Main Street]
South Goal [Jail] North of South Gate Bridge
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
South Liberties Also known as the County Gaol. See—1773 Rocque‘s Map of Cork
city. Now a Car Park on the Eastern end of South Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
Spittle Land. ‗…in 1674, the corporation, by an order of council, granted ‗the place
of the prior of the Hospital of St. Stephen,‘ to Wm Worth. Some of the ancient
possessions of this house, near Cork, are still known as the ‗Spittal lands.‘ Those in
the north suburbs of the City extend, from near the Barracks, towards the Church of
Rathcoony ; and at the south, run in the direction of the Capuchin cemetery, and
embrace a piece of fertile and well cultivated ground, still called the ‗Friar‘s-walk.‘
WNCC (1846), 82
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Springfield [Near Muskerry Golf Club] Ballycannon North Liberties
St Barry’s / St Finbarries / St Fin Barry’s [St Finn Barr‘s Parish]
St Peter’s Church Now the Cork Vision Centre on North Main Street
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
Stone Gallows which at that time faced Pound and the Lough Road [Where is now
situated the Lough Community Centre on the Pouladuff Road]
Sugar House ‗Location: near South Gate‘
‗At the south-eastern end of the city…‗Old Post Office Lane‘ was formerly known as
‗Sugar House Lane‘, a reference to Browne‘s Sugar House that once stood in the area
of the modern-day city car park on South Main Street.‘
LMC (2002), 171
Three Tons ‗Location: near North Gate‘
Theatre Royal Dunscomb‘s Marsh [was situated on the SW corner of the junction of
Princes Street Lower and Oliver Plunkett Street.]
Three Nuns ‗Location: Hammonds Marsh‘
The Three Shuttles ‗Location: near the Northbridge leading to the North Abby‘
Three Tun Tavern [Location: unknown]
The Fox [Location: unknown]
The Tholsel* [Now the CYMS Hall situated on the corner of the junction of Castle
Street and South Main Street]
*The term Tholsel (Irish Tólsail) refers to extant and former public buildings in Ireland's towns and
cities wikipedia.org—Literally a Tax Hall. From: Thol-Tax and Sael-Hall
Tuckey’s Lane [Now Tuckey Street]
Tuckey’s / Tukey’s Quay Now Grand Parade
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
The Turk Head Tavern Within the English Coffee House near the Exchange*
[*q.v.]
Two Orange Trees ‗Location: in Castle Street‘
Unicorn and Shuttle [Location: unknown]
Water Gate Lane Now Hanover Street East side
MDCCD 1755 (2013), XI
The New Weigh House [Now Shandon Craft Centre] near Church Lane [now Church
Street]
White House ‗Location: Cat Lane‘ [now Tower Street]
Youghall Hill [Now Old Youghal Road]
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List of Occupations Titles Trades and Positions in Cork City
in 1754
Accomptant —Accountant
Administratrix —Female administrator of an estate
Alderman —Senior councillor one position down from Mayor in the local council
Ale Draper —Seller of ale
Apothecary — Pharmacist / Chemist
Assizes Judge — The word assize refers to the sittings or sessions (Old French
assises) of the judges, known as ‗justices of assize,‘ who were judges of the King‘s
Bench Division of the High Court of Justice who travelled across the seven circuits of
England and Wales on commissions of ‗oyer and terminer,‘ (a partial translation of
the Anglo-French oyer et terminer which literally means ‗to hear and determine‘)
setting up court and summoning juries at the various Assize Towns.
wikipedia.org
Attorney — Solicitor
Bart — Abbreviation for Baronet. A British nobleman who holds the lowest
hereditary rank
Bellman — Employed as a watchman or town crier or who worked for the post office
and collected letters for the mail coach by walking the streets and ringing a bell
Burgess — Represented a borough at official levels
Carver — Someone who carves
Chamberlain — Steward to either royalty or nobility, in charge of the household
Cardmaker — Maker of cards or instruments for combing wool
Chandler — Candle seller, grocer, provisioner, usually associated with provisioning
ships
’Change Porter — [Probably a porter at the Cork Exchange which was situated on
the junction of Castle Street and South Main Street]
Chop House— An eating house
Cloathier / Clothier — Maker or seller of clothes
Collector of Cork Port — A person who collected or took up taxes at the Port of
Cork
Common Speaker / Speaker— Speaker of the Corporation of the City
Composer of Fire Works — Displayer / Maker of fireworks
Constable of Blackrock Castle — Warden of the castle
Cooper — Maker of barrels
Cork Cutter — Worked with cork; mainly stoppers for bottles — from 17th Century
Crown Office — the office in which the great seal is affixed
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Doctor of Physic — A Medical Doctor
Domestick – Household Servant
Druggist — Pharmacist
Duke – A nobleman oh the highest order
Dyer — Employed in the textile mills to color fabric prior to weaving
Engraver — An artist who cuts or incises designs on metal, wood, etc.
Esquire / Esqr. / Esq. — A title of dignity next below a knight / General title of
respect in addressing letters
Founder — Foundryman - Caster of iron, brass and other metals
General — The Chief Commander of an army in service
Goldsmith — Maker of gold articles; Banker
Gunsmith — A Smith who makes and repairs guns
Hatter — Maker of or seller of hats
Innholder — Innkeeper / Publican
Journeyman — One whose apprenticeship is completed and who works by the day
Joyner — Skilled carpenter
Land Waiter — Customs officer who checked landed goods
Lieut General — One holding a place next in rank to a superior
Limner — Illuminator of books, painter or drawer
Linen Weaver – A maker of linen
Lord Chief Baron — The chief judge of the English Court of Exchequer, prior to the
judicature acts
Master — Ship's captain
Messenger — An Officer who executes the summonses of the Court of Session
Mayor - Chief magistrate of a city
Messr — A plural contraction of Monsieur and Anglicised as Messrs
Miller — Corn miller Cloth miller Saw miller
Notary Publick — A certifier of legal documents
Nurseryman — One who owned or worked a nursery. A person employed in
cultivating plants etc., for sale
Parish Constable — A Warden of a parish
Peruke Maker — Wig Maker
Pewterer — A person who works in pewter i.e. making beer tankards
Porter — Door or Gatekeeper
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Porter House — A house where porter is sold. A Chop House
Postmaster — The Manager or Superintendant of a Post Office. One who supplied
Post Horses
Provincial Head of the Freemasons — Head of a Province. In this case Munster
Provincial Grand Master — The Head of an Order. In this case the Freemasons
Public Canter — Town Crier. One who made public announcments in the streets
Receiver of the Gateage — An officer who receives taxes at a gateway
Rector — A member of the clergy who has charge of a parish
Regiment of Foot — Infantry
Right Honourable — A title of distinction given to peers below the rank of Marquis,
to privy councilors, to certain Lord Mayors and Lord Provosts
Sadler — One who made saddles, harnesses, horse collars, bridles
Seal Cutter — Refers to cutting a pattern into the bottom of the seal (the active
surface, used for stamping), rather than the sides or top
Seedsman — A dealer in seeds
Sheriff — King‘s representative in a Shire or County
Shipwright — Constructor or repairer or ships
Silver Smith — One who worked with silver
Smith — Metal worker
Spinster — A woman who spins. Unmarried woman
Steamaker [Staymaker] - Corset Maker
Sub Sheriff — Acting Sheriff who in most cases resident in his judicial district
Tanner — Maker of leather
Tyler’s Work — Tiler
Vintner — Wine merchant
Wash Woman — A woman who washes clothes, especially for hire
Water Bailiff — Official in charge of thsse fishing rights on a stretch of water
Wool Comber — Operated machines that Sep.arate the fibres ready for spinning in
woolen industry
Woollen Draper — One who deals in woollen goods
Writing-master — A Master who teaches the art of penmanship
Yatch [Yacht] Builder — A builder of yachts
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Introduction
The main source of entries for this Directory is The Corke Journal Newspaper which
was printed and published by Eugene Swiney, firstly in Paul Street and afterwards
from the Old Assembly Room at the Peacock in Cross Street. Cross Street of that time
being today‘s Liberty Street.
Issue No. 8 Vol.1 the first Issue for the year 1754 is dated Tuesday, January the 1st.
1753.
Issue No. 10 Vol.1 is dated Thursday and should instead read Tuesday January the 8th
1754. The next is Issue Numb. 11 Vol.1 Friday, January 11th 1754
The Infirmary of 1754 refers to what became known as the North Infirmary. It
opened in 1720 whereas the South Infirmary opened in 1762 but was not incorporated
until 1771.
‗At the Request of a great Number of the Gentlemen who Subscribe for this Paper, I
shall for the future publish it on every Monday Morning, when the Packets arrive on
Sunday, as it‘s remarkable they do not come once or twice in the Year on a Monday
Night, when we have them here on Sunday. And hope the Publick will find it as
agreeable on that Day, until I have the number mention‘d in my former Proposals
compleat, whereby I may be able to publish on the Days before mention‘d.‘
CJ (14/01/1754)
The Issue date for Friday, February the 22d 1754 is dated 22th
‗The Dublin Post-boy, did not arrive here with the Mail, until after Five o‘clock this
Morning, which prevented the Publication of this Paper earlier.‘
CJ (08/03/1754)
‗We hope to be excused for not publishing this Paper earlier, as it is occasion‘d by the
Post boys delay, we not having received our Letters out of the Post office, before nine
o‘clock this Morning.‘
CJ (22/03/1754)
Issue Number 53, Vol. I. Front Page footer reads ‗The Price of this Paper is One
Penny.‘
On the Front Page of Issue No. 101, Vol.I situated below the Masthead, the following
notice is added: ‗Printed on Paper made by Thomas Bond, of River‘s town, near
Corke.‘
The following appears on the Lead Page footer of Issue No. 106, Vol. I dated
Thursday, November the 28th 1754: ‗The Printer hereof has removed his PrintingOffice to the Old Assembly Room at the Peacock in Cross-street where he takes in all
Manner of Printing Work as usual.‘ CJ (28/11/1754)
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Note: To calculate the value of £1 in 1754 to its equivalent in Euros today multiply by
??? approx. To calculate the value of a Shilling divide the value of £1 by 20. To
calculate the value of one Penny divide the value of £1 by 240. To calculate the value
of one Guinea-which contained 21 Shillings-add the value of £1 and 1 Shilling.
Index
A
Adams, Francis. ‘Change Porter, [no address given], 10 May 1754
‗That 15s. 10½d., be paid Francis Adams, Change Porter, for sand, brooms, &c., from
29 Sep., 1753, to 25 March, 1754…‘ CCBCC (1876), 679
Adams, Francis. [Cork] city
‗For the Flourishing City of Philadelphia. The Ship Dursley Galley, William
Hamilton, Commander, Burthen 200 Tons, lying at Passage, completely fitted and
ready for Sea, will be ready to sail the latter end of this Month, and will take
Passengers and Servants. Any that arev willing nto indent, may apply to Francis
Adams Bell-hour* in this City, or to the Captain on Board.‘ CJ (05/02 /1754)
[*nautical term for: ‘a bell tolled on the half-hour, each hour’]
Adams, Francis. Former Bellman of [Cork] city, [no address given], see also—
Thomas Grady
CJ (08/03/1754)
Adams, Jonathan. House in Shandon Castle Lane [now Dominick Street]
CJ (01/03/1754)
Adlecron, Col. Regiment of Foot, quartered in [Cork] city
‗His Majesty‘s Commissions are come over for the following promotions in Col
Adlecorn‘s Regiment of Foot, quarter‘d in this City. Verney Lovett, Esq; to be Major.
Henry Wray, and John Lyons, Esqrs. to be Captains. Nicholas Weller, Esq; to be
Captain Lieutenant. John Corneille, Matthew Pearson, Christopher Hewetson, and
John Fortescue, Gents. to be Lieutenants. John Reynolds, Joseph Adnett, and Robert
Man, Gents. to be Ensigns.‘ CJ (26/02/1754)
‗Wednesday [13th] Col.Adlecron arrived here from Dublin, to embark with the
Troops for the East-Indies.‘ CJ (15/03/1754)
‗On Thursday [14th] the Baggage belonging to Col.Adlecron‘s Regiment was shipped
on board the Garland Man of War, lyting at Cove, in order to be put on board the
different Ships at Kinsale.‘ CJ (15/03/1754)
Adlercorn, Colonel. Colonel Adlercorn‘s Regiment of Foot
‗On Saturday last [23rd], the first Division of Colonel Adlercorn‘s Regiment of Foot,
march‘d from Corke to Kinsale, in order to embark on board the Fleet intended for the
East Indies, and were shipped the same Day, as likewise was their Beds and
Beddings. And Yesterday the second Division of said Regiment march‘d to Cove, to
embark on board the Indiamen lying there, and will be followed by the remaining Part
of said Regiment, as soon as the Ships arrive from England, who are to re-place the
Bristol and Eagle Men of War, damaged in the late Storm, who are to go to England
to be repaired.‘
CJ (26/03/1754)
Adnett, Joseph, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Aghern, Garret. Gardener, Nursery and Seeds Man, above the Old Barracks, Cat
Lane, Cork
CJ (18/11/1754)
Ahern, Elizabeth. Shandon Castle Lane, see also—Ahern, Thomas
CJ (07/11/1754)
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Ahern, Thomas. Cooper, Shandon Castle Lane
‗Whereas Elizabeth Riordan, otherwise Ahern, wife of Thomas Ahern, Cooper, in
Shandon Castle lane has eloped from her said Husband. This is therefore to caution
all persons from crediting her on my account as I will not pay any debts so contracted
by her. Dated this 7 Nov 1754 Thomas Ahern.‘
CJ (07/11/1754)
Albercorn, John, Colonel. Regiment, Cork
‗We hear the Regiment, commanded by Colonel John Albercorn, now quartered at
Corke, will receive Orders to embark the beginning of March for Fort St. George, in
the East-Indies, and to be augmented to seven hundred Men draughted from the
different regiments in Ireland.‘
CJ (05/02/1754)
Aldecron, Col. Regiment of Foot, [Cork] city
‗His Majesty‘s Commissions are come over for the following promotions in Col.
Aldecron‘s Regiment of Foot, quarter‘d in this City. Verney Lovett, Esq; to be Major.
Henry Wray, and John Ljons, Esqrs., to be Captains. Nicholas Weller, Esq; to be
Captain Lieutenant. John Corneille, Matthew Pearson, Christopher Hewetson, and
John Fortescue, Gents., to be Lieutenants. John Reynolds, Joseph Adnett, and Robert
Man, Gents., to be Ensigns.‘ CC (26/02/1754)
Aldercorn, Colonel. Regiment, [no address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗March 25th, Colonel Aldercorn‘s regiment embarked for the East Indies.‘
FCR (1783), 165
Aldercron, Colonel. Regiment, [no address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗March 25th, Colonel Aldercron‘s regiment embarked for the East Indies.‘
ECR (1792), 177
Aldercron, Col. Regiment of Foot
‗On tuesday [19th] wednesday [20th] and thursday [21st], the draughts from the
different regiments in country quarters arrived here, to compleat Col. Aldercorn‘s
regiment of foot, which is ordered for the East Indies‘
CJ (22/02/1754)
Albey, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Alienet, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Allen, —. Friendship of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Feb., Rotterdam, Butter, Tallow
CJ (26/02/1754)
Allen, James. Sub Sheriff [Cork] County, [no address given]
CJ (26/04/1754)
Allen, Thomas, Gent. Sub-Sheriff of the County of Cork 1754 [no address given],
see also— Lysaght, John, Senr. Esq. FCR (1783), 164
Allin, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Ancaster, Duke of. [No address given]
CJ (30/09/1754)
Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons. Lodge No. 27,
Lodge Room, Corke Arms Tavern CJ (16/12/1754)
Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons. Lodge No. 28,
Lodge Room at the Sign of Old England
CJ (19/12/1754)
Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons, Boyne Lodge, No.
224, Three Tun Tavern, Cork
CJ (20/06/1754)
Annesly, Joseph. Joseph of Cork, Arr. Cove 15 May. Mintone, Fruit
CJ (17/05/1754)
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Ansloe, —. Joseph of Cork, Arr. Cove 28 Oct., Wind NW, Falmouth, Ballast
CJ (28/10/1754)
Anslow, —. Sparrow of Cork, Sailed Cove 7 Oct., Wind WNW, Falmouth, Raw
Hides, Tallow
CJ (10/10/1754)
Appleton, Lieutenant. [No address given], Thu. 9 May, 1754, see also—O‘Sullivan,
Morty Ogue. FCR (1783)165
Appleton, Lieutenant. Cork, see also—Sullivan, Morty Ogue.
CJ (10/05/1754)
Archdeacon, James. [No address given]
‗James Archdeacon, one of the Executors of the last Will and Testament of Francis
Roche late of Hollyhill Esq; deceased…‘
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Archdeacon, James, Mr. Mallow Lane
CJ (10/06/1754)
Ardouin, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Armor, Mr. Clothier, [no address given]
‗Same night [Fri 15] Mr. Armor, clothier was robb‘d of a quantity of plate. See the
advertisement in this paper about it. Not a night passes at present but we have an
account in the morning of some persons being robb‘d, or knock‘d down, or otherwise
abused.‘
CJ (18/11/1754)
Armor, Thomas. Clothier, Cork city
‗Last Friday night [15] Thomas Armor of the city of Cork, Clothier, was robb‘d of a
two handled plate cup marked Bennet, touched in Dublin, a plate cream ewer, a plate
sugar dish marked Bronten, four plate spoons marked T A a pocket spoon and black
velvet slouch…‘
CJ (18/11/1754)
Arnell, Catherine. [North] Jail
CJ (06/06/1754)
Ash, Robert, Mr. Clerk, Butter Weigh House
‗Tuesday last [18th] died Mr. Robert Ash, Clerk of the Butter weigh-house.‘
CJ (22/02/1754)
Ash, Roger. House at the Three Tons near North Gate
‗To be Lett, At the Three Tons, near North-Gate, a large genteel Dining Room, with
two Lodging Rooms adjoining. Enquire of Roger Ash, at said House.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Assizes. [No address given]
‗Yesterday [Thu.] the following Persons were Capitally Convicted at our Assizes
here, William O‘Sullivan, for a rape committed on the Body of Miss Mullane; James
_aves for stealing a Silver Watch; Cornelius Sweeny for a felony; William Connor
and Timothy Cleary for burning Dennis Mc Carthy‘s Wife to death; and Dennis
Hearlihy, for picking a Woman‘s Pocket in the South Chappel.‘
CJ (12/04/1754)
‗Last Saturday [24] the Assizes ended here when the following Persons were
sentenc‘d to die, John Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan and Daniel Connell, for the
Murder of John Puxly, Esq; Patrick Condon, and William Devereux, for Horsestealing ; and Dennis Duggan to be transported.‘
CJ (26/08/1754)
Atfield, Hull, Gent. Clerk, Peter Street, Dublin, Lent Assizes 1754, Munster Circuit,
County of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Atfield, Hull, Gent. Clerk, Peter Street, Dublin, Lent Assizes 1754, Munster Circuit,
County of the City Cork, at the Tholsel, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
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Atkins, Alderman. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 678
Atkins, Alderman. Cove Lane
CJ (15/08/1754)
Atkins, John Tho. Vicar, Saint Finbarr‘s
CJ (27/06/1754)
Atkins, John Tom. Revd. Without South Gate, near Crosses Green, Cork
‗To be let next door to the Revd John Tom. Atkins‘s without south gate, near Crosse‘s
Green, Corke, a house with a front yard, and pallisades, having a well inclosed
garden, with a summer house at the back of the same, whoever has a mind to treat for
the house, may apply to the Widow Kelly adjoining the same.‘
CJ (11/03/1754)
Atkins, Robert, Esq. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Atkins, Robert, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Austin, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Austin, Joseph, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Axham, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Sailed Cove 13 Aug., Wind SW, Bordeaux, Beef
and Candles CJ (15/08/1754)
British Grenadier
40th Regiment of Foot
1776
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B
Bagnell, Phineas. Bookseller, [no address given]
CJ (01/07 /1754)
Bagnell, Phineas. Bookseller, Cork
CJ (29/08 /1754)
Bagnell, Phineas and George. Booksellers, Cork
CJ (19/02/1754)
Bagnell, Phineas and George. Booksellers, [no address given]
CJ (15/08/1754)
Bagwell, Mr. Postmaster, [no address given]
‗Tuesday Night last [5th] the Post Man who carries the Mail to Tallow, dropt dead
near the Turnpike, as he was going out with the Mail ; intelligence was sent in a short
time after to Mr.. Bagwell, our Postmaster here, who dispatched another Person to
Tallow with the Mail.‘
CJ (08/02/1754)
Bagwell, Mr. Sugar Houses, [no address given], 31 June 1754
‗That Alden. Atkins, Farren, Wrixon, Westropp, and Busteed be a committee
to…enquire of the proprietors of Mr. Bagwell‘s Sugar houses about setting a long
lease or selling same to the Corporation.‘
CCBCC (1876), 681
Bagwell, Phineas & Company. Occupied Sugar House, near South Gate, Cork
CJ (05/09/1754)
Baily, Doctor. [No address given], see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Baily, John, Rev. [No address given], 10 May, 1754
‗£11 7s. 6d., to Rev. John Baily, for occasional Sermons.‘ CCBCC (1876), 679
Baily, Revd Mr. [No address given]
CJ (13/06/1754)
Baily, Rev. Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Baily, Reverend Doctor. [No address given]
CJ (27/09/1754)
Baker, Anne, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (27/06 /1754)
Baker, Godfrey, Mr. Merchant, [no address given], 10 May 1754
‗That Mr. Godfrey Baker, be admitted a freeman at large.‘ CCBCC (1876), 679
Baker, Godfrey. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Baker, Godfrey. Merchant, [no address given], 28/03/1754
ALFCC (2007), 8
Baker, Rebecca. Widow, Dwelling House, Corner of Sullivan‘s Quay, out of South
Gate CJ (19/04/1754)
Baker, Widow. House, Sullivan‘s Quay
CJ (19/04/1754)
Banfield, Widow. Christ Church Lane
CJ (30/09/1754)
Barbutt, Lieut. Col Dunbar‘s Regiment of Foot
‗Last Sunday morning [1st] was married Lieut Barbutt, of Col Dunbar‘s Regiment of
Foot, to Miss Sally Sparks of Paul Street.‘ CJ (05/08 /1754)
Barret, Mr. Castle Street
CJ (22/08/1754)
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Barrett, Edw. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Barrett, Edward. Clothier, inside North Gate, Sign of the Blue Hand and Golden
Horse Shoe, Cork
CJ (30/05/1754)
Barrett, Mary. North Goal
CJ (11/07/1754)
Barrington, Mr. Globe Lane
CJ (22/08/1754)
Barrington, Mr. Globe Lane, near South Gate
CJ (26/08/1754)
Barron, Widow. House near the Main Guard
CJ (12/08/1754)
Barry, —. True Love of Cork, Arr. Cove 1 Sep., Wind WNW, Bristol, Tobacco,
Glass, &c.
CJ (02/09/1754)
Barry, James, Mr. Mallow Lane
CJ (05/12/1754)
Barry, John, Mr. [No address given], see also—Quin, Edmond, Mr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Barry, John. House in William Street, Commander, True Love Brigg, at Mr.
Benjamin Lawton‘s Quay
CJ (24/10/1754)
Barry, Miss. [No address given], see also—Sarsfield, James, Mr
CJ (30/04/1754)
Barry, Mr. Innholder, Mallow Lane
CJ (05/12/1754)
Barry, Thomas. [No address given]
‗Whereas Thomas Barry, stands indicted for the Murder of Patrick Shine, of Lackaruoa, in the barony of Orrery, and County of Cork. This is therefore, to give Notice,
to all Persons, that I intend to stand my tryal, at the next General Assizes, held for the
City and County of the City of Cork. Witness my hand. Thomas Barry.‘
CJ (08/03/1754)
Barry, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, Mallow Lane
CJ (30/04/1754)
Bass, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bastall, George. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Baxter, George. Late Receiver of the penny dues and Meat Shamble rents to 25 Nov
1752, [no address given], 4 Jul 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Baxter, Robt. [No address given], 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Baylor, John. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Beal & Cullimore. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Beale, Thomas. House, Meeting House Lane
CJ (01/01/1754)
25
Beale, Thomas. Meeting House Lane
CJ (03/05/1754)
Beamish, Thomas, Gentleman. [No address given], 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 12
Beamish, Thomas. Attorney, on the Mall, Cork, see also— Coghlan, John
CJ (05/02/1754)
Beamish, Thos Gent. [No address given], 16 Aug 1754
‗…and Thos. Beamish, gent., be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Bearem Christopher. [No address given]
‗Last Saturday Night [20th] John Healy, and Marks Burn a Sailor, who were Confined
in the City Marshalsea for Debt, took an Opportunity to knock down the Turnkey and
made their Escape. Marks Burn went off in a red Coat and Waistcoat, and the other in
a blue Coat, and yellow Waistcoat, with black Buttons and Button Hole. Whoever
secures said Persons, and brings them to the Marshal Keeper shall have Twenty
Shillings Reward for each. Dated this 22d Day of April 1754 Christopher Beare.‘
CJ (23/04/1754)
Beare, Thomas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Beawes, Wyndham. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (12/08 /1754)
Beawes, Wyndham, Esq. Merchant and Author, [no address given]
CJ (29/08 /1754)
Beecher, ―. Adventure of Cork, Arr. Cove 16 Nov., Wind SE, Rotterdam, Geneva,
Steel, Earthen Ware, &c
CJ (18/11/1754)
Befraud, —. Bella of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 Sep., Wind NW, Havre, Ballast
CJ (09/09/1754)
Bennet, Mrs. Broad Lane
CJ (04/07/1754)
Bennett, Widow. Corner of Broad Lane
CJ (03/10/1754)
Bennet, William, Mr. Clothier, Mallow Lane
CJ (05/02/1754)
Bennett, William, Mr. Boland‘s Lane
CJ (03/10/1754)
Benson, Paul and James. [No address given]
CJ (25/01/1754)
Benson, Paul and James. Merchants and Traders of the City of Cork
CJ (26/03/1754)
Benson, Paul and James, Messrs. [No address given]
‗Lost or mislaid a note of messrs. Paul and James Benson, to mr. William Sheehy, or
bearer on demand dated the 8th of Feb. 1754 [Fri.] for £11 00 4d. Whoever finds said
note, and brings it to Nathaniel Lavit, shall have half a Guinea reward, or to Eugene
Swiney printer. Said note is of no value paynment being stopt.‘ CJ (22/02/1754)
Benze, —. Industrious Bee of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Feb., Virginia, Lumber
CJ (15/02/1754)
26
Bernard, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Feb., Bordeaux, Beef, Pork,
Butter, Candles
CJ (26/02/1754)
Bernard, —. Sea Horse of Cork, Arr. Cove 18 July, Wind WNW, Oporto, Salt,
Wine, Sugar and Fruit
CJ (18/07/1754)
Bernard, Nicholas. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗This day Nicholas Bernard was chosen one of the persons to erect and maintain lights
in this City, in room of Henry Whetcroft, dec., giving security within 21 days.‘
CCBCC (1876), 678
Berry, Charles, Mr. Deceased, [no address given]
CJ (11/07/1754)
Berry, Catherine, Mrs. House, Hanover Street
CJ (11/07/1754)
Bertie, Robert Lord, Right Hon. [No address given]
‗Last Saturday, [29th] arrived in Town the Right Hon. Lord Robert Bertie, brother to
his Grace the Duke of Ancaster, and to morrow he sets out for Dublin on his return to
England.‘
CJ (30/09/1754)
Berton, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗Last Saturday Morning [19th] Mr. Thomas Berton, Merchant who had been obliged
to shut up his Doors, to avoid the great Demands on him by his Creditors, (thro‘ the
Misfortunes he met with in Trade,) was Arrested in his Bed, by a Scheme formed by
one of said Creditors in this City, which was done by a Man getting on the Top of his
house, and descending down the Chimney, from thence he went to where Mr. Berton
lay in bed, made his Caption, and brought him out of the house.‘ CJ (21/01/1754)
Berton, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, late owner of House and Cellars near the
Drawbridge
‗To be Lett, and immediately enter‘d upon. The house and Cellars near the Drawbridge, lately in the Possession of Mr. Thomas Berton, Merchant ; whoever has a
mind to treat for them, may apply to Wr. William Longfield, or in his absence to Mr.
William Tenton, or to the Printer hereof.‘ CJ (05/02/1754)
Berton, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, House and Cellars near the Draw Bridge
CJ (24/06/1754)
Beschy, Joseph, Mr. Limner, at Mr. Daniel Carrs, Carver, near Christs Church in the
Main Street CJ (10/06/1754)
Beschy, Joseph, Mr. Limner, removed from the Mall
CJ (10/06/1754)
Besraud, —. Bella of Cork, Arr. Cove 9 Sep., Wind NW, Havre, Ballast
CJ (09/09/1754)
Bible, —. Molly of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Sep., Wind SW, Lisbon, Sugar, Salt
CJ (27/09/1754)
Bingham, Ann, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (05/04/1754)
Bishop, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 27 Apr., Barbados, Rum, Staves
CJ (30/04/1754)
Bishop, —. Kinsale of Cork, Sailed Cove 3 Aug., Wind S, Lisbon, Beef, Butter
CJ (05/08/1754)
Black, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Sailed Cove 30 Nov., Wind N, Liverpool, Raw
Hides CJ (02/12/1754)
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Blake, Doctor. Fishamble Lane
‗A Very convenient well finished dwelling house at the lower end of Fishamble-lane,
facing Curry‘s Quay, to be let and entered any time from the 25th Instant to the first
of May next. Enquire of Doctor Blake in said lane.‘ CJ (11/03/1754)
Bleach, Geo. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bleach, George. Clothier, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Bleach, George, gent. Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Bleach, George. Cork Mar. 1754
CWDCR (1910), 11
Bleach, George. Cork Dec. 1754
CWDCR (1910), 11
Bleach, George, Ju. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bleach, George, Mr. Clothier, [Cork] city
‗On Friday last [22nd] died, Mr. George Bleach, an eminent Clothier of this City.‘
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bleach, George, Mr. Hanover Street
CJ (11/07/1754)
Bleach, Robert. Clothier, Cork, 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Bleach, Robert. Cork, 1754
CWDCR (1910), 11
Bleach, Widow. House, Cove Lane, see also—Popham, James
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Bligh, General. [No address given]
‗Yesterday evening [Thu.] arrived General Bligh, who is to review Col Aldercron‘s
Regiment of Foot this Day.‘ CJ (22/02/1754)
Bligh. Lieut General. [No address given]
‗This day arrived in town from Dublin, Lieut General Bligh, to superintend the
embarkation of the forces here, destined for Virginia, which are considerably
augmented by the draught from the different parts of the country, the later of which
arrived this afternoon.‘
CJ (07/11/1754)
Bocock, Mr. Coach Maker in Cork
CJ (17/10/1754)
Bodkin, —. Dolphin of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 July, Wind S, Nantes, Ballast
CJ (01/08/1754)
Bohelly, Cornelius. North Jail
‗On Monday last [1st] the following persons were sent under a proper guard from the
North Goal on board a ship in the river, to be transported to his Majesty‘s Plantations
in America, viz. Cornelius Bohelly, Timothy Collins, James Caves, and Dennis
Herlihy.‘
CJ (04/07/1754)
Bohelly, Timothy. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Timothy Bohelly of N/R and Elisibath Magh of N/R on 11 July 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3548
28
Boherty, Mary. North Jail
CJ (05/04/1754)
Boherty, Margaret. North Jail
CJ (05/04/1754)
Boland, John, Mr. Attorney, House, Batchelor‘s Quay
CJ (03/10/1754)
Boles, John, Gent. Deceased, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754. See also—Boles,
Thomas.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Boles, Thomas. [No address given], eldest son of John Boles Gent. 9 Jan. 1754
‗Thomas, eldest son of John Boles, gent., dec., be admitted freeman at large.‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Boles, Thomas, Gentleman. [No address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 19
Boleyn, Whitney, Esq. Justice, Summer Assizes, Munster Circuit, County of Cork,
at the King‘s Old Castle, Fri. 16 Aug. 1754 CJ (15/07/1754)
Boleyn, Whitney, Esq. Justice, Summer Assizes, Munster Circuit, County of the
City of Cork, at the Tholsel, Fri. 16 Aug. 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Boleyn, Whitney, Esq. Assizes Judge, [no address given], Fri. 16 Aug. 1754, see
also—Bowes, Lord Chief Baron.
FCR (1783), 164
Bollemey, George. Professor of the French Tongue, next Door to Mr. George
Bleach‘s in Hanover Street
CJ (11/07/1754)
Bolton, Henry Crabb, Esq. Director, Hon. East India Company, [no address given],
28 Mar. 1754
‗Ordered, that Henry Crabb Bolton, Esq., one of the Directors of the Hon. E. India
Company, be presented with his freedom in a Silver box.‘ CCBCC (1876), 678
Bolton, Henry Crabbe, Esquire. Director East India Company (1754), [no address
given], Silver Box 28/3/1754
ALFCC (2007), 19
Bossington, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Boulton, Thomas. George‘s Street
‗Last Sunday [4th]one Thomas Boulton a servant belonging to Mr. John Norcott, in
George‘s street, was detected in breaking open his Master‘s Celler, and taking
thereout some Liquors. See the Advertisement in this Paper about it.‘
CJ (12/08/1754)
Boulton, Thomas. Servant, George‘s Street, Cork
CJ (12/08/1754)
Bourk, David, Mr. Coal Quay
CJ (29/08/1754)
Bourke, otherwise Dill, Anna. [No address given], 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Bousfield, Benj. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bousfield, Benjamin. Merchant, Batchelor‘s Quay, Cork
CJ (08/07/1754)
Bousfield, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (10/10/1754)
Bousfield, Tho. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
29
Bousfield, Thomas. Citadella, Blackrock Road, Cork city
‗To be set by Thomas Bousfield, of the City of Cork, or his Interest sold in Citadella,
being a Lease for Lives, renewable for ever, subject to 5l. a Year Rent, within half a
mile of the City of Cork, on the pleasant Road to Black-rock, on which is a well
finished and situated dwelling House, with a good Coach-House, Stable Brew-House,
Fowl House, Linney, Pump, two large walled Gardens, from 12 to 13 Feet high, all
built with Lime and Gravell. Said Gardens are Planted with the best kind of Fruit
Trees, and elegantly laid out, together with a walled Field, and a piece or strip of
ground adjoining said Garden. N. B. There is very good Fields to be taken joyning
said Premisses.‘
CJ (08/03/1754)
Bousfield, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗Last Friday [26th] dy‘d, of an Inflammation in his Bladder, much Lamented by all
who had the Pleasure of his Acquaintance, Mr. Thomas Bousfield, an eminent
Merchant of this City, after having Acquired in Trade, a very opulent Fortune, with a
very fair and honourable Character.‘ CJ (30/04/1754)
Bowes, Lord Chief Baron. Justice, Summer Assizes, Munster Circuit, County of
Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Fri. 16 Aug. 1754 CJ (15/07/1754)
Bowes, Lord Chief Baron. Justice, Summer Assizes, Munster Circuit, County of the
City of Cork, at the Tholsel, Fri. 16 Aug. 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Bowes, Lord Chief Baron. Assizes Judge, [no address given] Fri. 16 Aug. 1754
‗Assizes began Friday 16th August ; Lord Chief Baron Bowes and Boleyn Whitney,
Esq; Judges.‘ FCR (1783), 164
Bowes, Lord Chief Baron. Judge, Summer Assizes, [no address given]
ECR (1792), 293
Boyle, Henry, Esq. Right Honourable. [No address given]
CJ (11/01/1784)
Boyle, Henry, Rt Hon. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Boyles, Timothy. Linen Weaver
CJ (13/06/1754)
Braddock, General. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Brade, John, Mr. Butcher, Cork
CJ (15/07/1754)
Bradock, Ann, Widow. [No address given]
‗Saturday last [23rd] was Married, the Widow Ann Bradock, to Mr. John Long, of this
City, Notary Publick.‘
CJ (26/02/1754)
Bradock, William. Stays Maker, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Bradock, William. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 13
Bradshaw, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Brag, General. Regiment, [no address given]
CJ (27/09/1754)
Braham, Matthew. [No address given], see also—Healy, otherwise Rockfals,
otherwise Randy, Patrick.
CJ (14/11/1754)
30
Braham, Matthew. [No address given]
‗Last saturday [21st] was whipped thro the City, Matthew Braham, for keeping a
disorderly house.‘
CJ (23/12/1754)
Brahan, Matthew. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Brahan, Matthew. [No address given], Sat. 21 Dec 1754
‗Matthew Brahan was whipt from the Pillars of the Gallows to Blackpool Bridge, on
Saturday the 21st of December, for keeping an house of ill fame ; John Smith and
Joseph Witheral, Esqrs. Sheriffs. Simon Rawlins, Baker, whipt for such another
offence, December 28th.‘
FCR (1783), 165
Brahan, Catherine. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Bransfield, —. Cooper, [no address given], see also—Keeffe, —.
CJ (25/01/1754)
Bray, —. John and Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 22 Dec., Wind NE, as per last returns
CJ (23/12/1754)
Brenan, Mr. [No address given] near the Printers* hereof.
CJ (01/02/1754)
[*Eugene Swiney, in Paul Street. He was, at that time Printer of The Corke Journal]
Breton, Bartholomew. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754. See also—Breton, Noblet.
CCBCC (1876), 683
Breton, Noblet. Eldest son of Bartholomew Breton, [no address given] 26 Sep. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 683
Breton, Noblet, Mr. Cork
CJ (31/10/1754)
Breton, Noblett, Gentleman. [No address given], 26/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 20
Breton, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (21/01/1754)
Brien, —. Jigg House [a Dance / Drinking House], near North Gate
CJ (25/01/1754)
Brien, —. Richard and John of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Dec., Wind SW, Ostend, Ballast
CJ (26/12/1754)
Brien, Mary. North Goal, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Brien, Mary. [No address given]
See also—Linnahane, John. CRIG CR-RC-MA-3550
Bristow, Peter. Vicar, St Finbarr‘s
CJ (27/06/1754)
Broclesby, Richd Esq. [No address given], 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…Richd. Broclesby, Esq., be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Brocklesby, Doctor. [No address given], 31 July 1754, see also—Brocklesby, Richd
Mr.
CCBCC (1876), 681
Brocklesby, Richard. [No address given], see also—Brocklesby, Richd Mr.
CCBCC (1876), 681
Brocklesby, Richard, Esq. Doctor of Physic, [no address given], 31 July 1754, see
also—Brocklesby, Richd Mr. CCBCC (1876), 681
31
Brocklesby, Rich. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Brocklesby, Richd Mr. [No address given], 31 July 1754
‗Whereas Mr. Richd. Brocklesby, and Richard Brocklesby, Esq., Doctor of Physic, his
eldest son and heir, propose to grant to the Corporation a piece of ground lately
enclosed and walled in by them in Blackpool for 900 years at a pepper corn a year, for
a Market-place paying £30, the expense of enclosing said ground; and also proposed
to grant the Corporation another piece of ground in Blackpool at the North Side of
Waters-Mills-Bridge, also two other lots, covered with water, for 900 years, at
apepper corn, the first whereof for a guard-house, a map of which was this day
produced. Ordered, said proposal be accepted, and the sum of £30 be paid said
Richard and Doctor Brocklesby.
CCBCC (1876), 681
Brocklesby, Richard, Esquire. [No address given], 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 21
Brown, —. Martha of Cork, Sailed Cove 4 Oct., Wind NW, Gibralter, Barly, Glew
CJ (07/10/1754)
Browne, —. Martha of Cork, Sailed Cove 12 Apr., Dublin, Brandy
CJ (15/04/1754)
Browne, Mountiford. Merchant, [no address given], 26 Sep. 1754
‗That Mountiford Browne, Mercht., having served Ald. Lavit…be admitted free at
large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Browne, Mountiford. [No address given], 26/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 22
Browne, Thomas. Vicar, St Finbarr‘s
CJ (27/06/1754)
Bruce, David. Batchelor‘s Quay, Cork
CJ (03/10/1754)
Bryan, ―. Richard and John of Cork, Sailed Cove 26 Nov., Wind WNW, Ostend,
Raw Hides
CJ (28/11/1754)
Bryan, Cornelius. [No address given]
CJ (05/04/1754)
Bryan, Widow. [No address given]
CJ (21/11/1754)
Buck, Jonathan. Silver Smith, [no address given]
CJ (06/06/1754)
Buckmaster, —. Bella of Cork, Sailed Cove 11 June, Le Havre, Beef and Pork
CJ (13/06/1754)
Bull, Wm. Mr. Ald. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That £38 10s. 10d., be paid Mr. Wm. Bull, Ald., for law business, from Hil. Term,
1750, to 6 July, 1753.‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Bullen, John, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Bullin, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Bunches, Mr. Stay Maker, Sign of the Hat, Water Gate Lane, Cork
CJ (11/03/1754)
Bunworth, Benjamin, Mr. [No address given], see also—Bunworth, Benjamin, Mr
CJ (26/02/1754)
32
Burchell, Ebery. [No address given]
CJ (21/11/1754)
Burchell, John, Mr. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (25/01/1754)
Burchell, John. [No address given]
CJ (21/11/1754)
Burchell, John, junior. [No address given]
‗Whereas Ebery Burchell, wife of John Burchell, junior hath for some years past been
running him in debt, and has pledged a great part of his goods, whereby she has
involved him and his children under the greatest hardships, and as said Ebery his wife
has eloped from him, he gives this Publick notice that he will not pay any debts
contracted by her.‘ CJ (21/11/1754)
Burchill, John. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr 1754, see also—Sullivan, William.
FCR (1783), 164
Burke, Mary. [No address given]
CJ (023/12/1754)
Burn, Marks. Sailor, City Marshalsea
CJ (23/04/1754)
Burnett, William. [No address given]
CJ (31/10/1754)
Bury, Lord. Regiment, [no address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Bury, Phineas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bussy, Isacc. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Bussy, Isaac, Mr. Paul Street
CJ (15/08/1754)
Bussy, Mr. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That £4 2s., be paid Mr. Bussy for candles, from 24 Oct. to 15 Nov. last.‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Bustead, Jonathan, Mr. Blackrock
CJ (08/07/1754)
Bustead, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Busted and Holloway. Merchants and Traders of Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Busteed, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754. See also—Croker, Alderman.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Busteed, Michael, Mr. Cork
CJ (16/12/1754)
Busteed, Thomas, Mr. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Busteed, Thomas. Balligurrow part of the lands of Ballinrea, in the South Liberties
of Cork city CJ (17/05/1754)
Busteed, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Busteed, William, Alderman, Esq. Cork
CJ (10/10/1754)
33
Busteed, William, Esq. Cork
CJ (16/12/1754)
Butler, —. Society of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 Apr., Bordeaux, Wine, Brandy, Vinegar,
Paper, &c
CJ (26/04/1754)
Byrne, Richard, Mr. Cork Arms, Cork
‗To be let from the 25th Day of March Instant, four tenements fronting the back
shambles, and four fronting Court-lane all in the City of Corke, for the term of 31
years or 3 lives. Proposals for the same will be received by Alderman David Rooche
of the City of Limerick, or by Mr. Richard Byrne at the Cork Arms in Cork.‘
CJ (11/03/1754)
Byrne, Richard. Cork Arms, Castle Street
‗About six weeks ago, a new Hat, made by Ebinezar Serjeant of this City, [Price one
Guinea] was taken by mistake out of the Parlour of Richard Byrne, at the Cork-Arms,
in Castle Street, and an old one of much less value left there. Whoever committed
this mistake, cannot be insensible of it ; but may forget where or how he made the
Exchange. He is therefore requested to return the Hat ; the poor waiter must
otherwise be obliged to pay for it, the price it cost.‘ CJ (29/03 /1754)
Byrne, Richard. Cork Arms Tavern, Castle Street
‗lately of the Raven Tavern, opposite Christ Church‘
CJ (17/05/1754)
Byrne, Richard. Secretary, Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted
Masons in the City of Cork, Lodge Room at the Cork Arms Tavern, Castle Street
‗The Members of the several regular Lodges of the most Antient and Honourable
Society of Free and accepted Masons in the City of Cork, are desired to attend the
Right Worshipful the Provincial Grand Master, at the Lodge Room, at the Cork-Arms
Tavern, in Castle Street, in their proper Cloathing, on Monday the 24th of June, Inst.,
at the hour ten in the Morning in order to go from thence in Procession to Christ
Church, where a Sermon suitable to the Day will be reached by the Revd Mr. Baily.
Signed by Order, Richard Byrne Secretary.‘ CJ (13/06/1754)
Byrne, Richard. Shop at the Raven, opposite Christ Church
‗Richard Byrne, who lately kept the Corke Arms, in Castle Street, has opened Shop, at
the Raven, opposite Christ Church…‘
CJ (09/12/1754)
The Roundy Bar Castle Street. It was known as The Corke Arms in 1754
34
C
Cafta, —. Francis of Cork, Sailed Cove 07 Oct., Wind WNW, Vienna, Butter,
Cheese, Candles
CJ (10/10/1754)
Calahan, James. [No address given], see also —Murphy, Andrew, otherwise, James
Calahan
CJ (24/09/1754)
Cambridge, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Campbell, William. Apothecary, Main Street near North Gate, Cork
CJ (15/08/1754)
Capell, Joseh, Esq. Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 284
Cappell, Joseph. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 19
Carey, Ellenor, Mrs. Deceased, [no address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Carleton, F. [No address given], 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Carleton, Fran. Mr. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 683
Carleton, Francis, Ald. [No address given] 4 July, 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Carleton, Francis, Mr. Lately in possession of two large Cellars and Yard, situate in
French Church Lane, Cork city
CJ (07/11/1754)
Carleton, Francis, Mr. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also— Smith, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 677-8
Carleton, Francis, Mrs. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—Cossart, Widow
and Sons.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Carmichal, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Carmichael, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Carmichael, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. Barrington‘s in Globe Lane, near South Gate
CJ (26/08/1754)
Carr, —. Eagle of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 June, Faqurey, Wine, Salt, Oil
CJ (27/06/1754)
Carr, —. Eagle of Cork, Sailed Cove 4 Oct., Wind NW, Cadiz, Beef, Barly, Butter
CJ (07/10/1754)
Carrigh, William. [No address given]
‗Marriage of William Carrigh of N/R and Margriet Qulan of N/R on 12 June 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3545
Carrol, Ann. North Jail
CJ (15/08 /1754)
Carrol, Dennis. Butcher, [no address given]
CJ (01/08/1754)
Carrs, Daniel. Carver, near Christ Church in the Main Street
CJ (10/06/1754)
Carthy, —. Endeavour of Cork, Arr. 21 Mar., Dunkirk, Ballast
CJ (22/03/1754)
35
Carthy,—. Cox of Cork, Sailed Cove 2 Apr., Milford, Ballast
CJ (05/04/1754)
Carthy, Daniel. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Carthy, Daniel. [No address given]
CJ (09/12/1754)
Carthy, Darby. Portney‘s Lane, see also—North Jail
CJ (26/02/1754)
Carthy, John, Mr. Surveyor, [deceased], Cockpit Lane
CJ (01/08/1754)
Carthy, Mary. House, Poltney‘s Lane, see also—North Jail
CJ (15/02/1754)
Carthy, Mary. [No address given]
CJ (22/02/1754)
Carthy, Mary. [No address given], see also— Sullivan, William.
CJ (23/04/1754)
Casey, ―. Fleece of Cork, Sailed Cove 2 May, London, Woollen Yarn, Calf Skins,
Tallow
CJ (03/05/1754)
Casey, Thomas. [No address given], see also— Caughlane, Patrick
‗February, 7th 1754. Whereas it has been advertised in this Paper dome time ago, that
I offer‘d to Sale a Horse belonging to Richard Wade, which he hired to me. This is
therefore to let the Publick know, that I neither intended to sell, or offer‘d to sale said
Horse, but deliver‘d it to said Wade pursuant to his Agreement with me, and paid him
the Hire due to him the 27th Day of January last. Thomas Casey.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
Casey, Thomas. At the house of Patrick Caughlane, Bandon Road
CJ (08/02/1754)
Cassy, Margret. [No address given], see also—Fahy, John.
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3552
Castlecomer, Right Hon. Lord Viscount The. [No address given]
CJ (22/03/1754)
Caughlane, Patrick. Bandon Road
‗I do hereby certify that Mr. Thomas Casey sett up at my House in Bandon-road, and
remained there during the Time the Necessity of his Affairs required, and that I never
was privy to said Casey‘s offering his Horse to sale, as was falsely asserted by
Richard Wade. Patrick Caughlane.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
Caulfield, Lord Chief Justice. Justice, Lent Assizes 1754 Munster Circuit, County
of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Caulfield, Lord Chief Justice. Justice, Lent Assizes 1754 Munster Circuit, County
of the City Cork, at the Tholsel, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Caulfield, Lord Chief Justice. Judge, Spring Assizes, [no address given]
ECR (1792), 293
Caulfield, Lord Chief Justice. Assizes Judge, Mon 8 Apr. 1754, [no address given]
‗Assizes began Monday April 8th ; Lord Chief Justice Caulfield and Justice French,
Judges.‘
FCR (1783), 164
Cavendish, Henry Jun. Esq. [No address given], 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…Henry Cavendish, Jun., Esq…be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Cavendish, Henry Junr Esquire. [No address given], 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 30
36
Caves, James. North Jail, see also—Bohelly, Cornelius.
CJ (04/07/1754)
Chamberlain, Abel, Mr. Quaker Brewery Clerk, [Cork] city
‗Saturday [27th] dyed Mr. Abel Chamberlain, one of the People call‘d Quakers, and
Clerk to a Brewery in this City.‘
CJ (30/04/1754)
Charterton, Abraham. Lateley possessed Dwelling House and Cellars, Cross Street
‗To be Lett immediately for any term of years the dwelling house, Cellars and
concerns lately in the possession of Abraham Charterton, situate in Cross-street in the
city of Cork…‘
CJ (18/11/1754)
Charterton, Widow. Hanover Street
‗Tuesday last [12th] died in Hanover-street, the widow Charterton‘
CJ (15/03/1754)
Chaterton, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Chatterton, James. Burgess, [no address given]
CJ (08/07/1754)
Checkly, Philip. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Chute, Tho. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
City Jail. [No address given]
‗Notice is hereby given if any person or persons apprehends Margaret Jenkins Wallis,
otherwise Thompson, otherwise Skinner, the Wife of David Wallis, a debtor in the
city goal, Corke, and Elizabeth Dodsworth, both English women, so that they may be
secured in any of his Majesties goals in the three kingdoms till they are fairly tryed for
poisoning said David Wallis, and carrying away his substance and likewise for
perjury before the reverend Doctor Baily, and the Reverend Father Philips, shall have
twenty pounds reward. Dated, Corke, this 27th of Sep. 1754 David Wallis. Certified
by me Henry Palmer, Surgeon.‘
CJ (27/09/1754)
Clancy, David. [No address given], son of Cornelius Clancy, Farmer, late of
Glanworth in the County of Cork who died on or about 4 Dec. 1730
CJ (09/09/1754)
Clancy, William. [No address given], see also—Clancy, David.
CJ (09/09/1754)
Clark, Silvester. Cooper, on Dunscomb‘s Marsh
CJ (19/09/1754)
Cleary, James, Mr. Half Moon Street
‗For Sale the Nancy Brig of Bristol, burthen about Sixty Tuns, well fitted, now lying
at the upper End of the Draw Bridge Dock. For further particulars Enquire of Mr.
James Cleary, Half-moon street, where an Inventory may be seen, and the Ship
viewed at any time.‘ CJ (24/06/1754)
Cleary, Timothy. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Cleary, Timothy. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (15/02/1754)
Cleary Timothy. [No address given], see also—Sullivan, William
CJ (23/04/1754)
Cleary, Timothy. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr 1754, see also—Sullivan, William
FCR (1783), 164
37
Clifford, —. Adventure of Cork, Arr. Cove 7 Feb., Fort Lewis, Brandt, Tarst
CJ (08/02/1754)
Cloyne, Bishop of. [No address given], 4 July, 1754
‗That the Right Rev. the Bishop of Cloyne and the Hon. James O‘Brien, Esq., Coll.
Of this City, be presented with their freedom in silver boxes.‘
CCBCC (1897), 680
Cloyne, Bishop of. [No address given], (1754) Silver Box 04/07/1754
ALFCC (2007), 33
Coclen, Darby. North Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Cochran, Richard. Gardiner, Upper Douglas Road, near Evergreen
CJ (07/11/1754)
Coghlan, John. Cooper, [no address given]
‗To be Sett and enter‘d on immediately. The Dwelling house, Yard, and a large workshop, with several back Conveniency‘s, situate in George‘s Street, on Dunscomb‘s
Marsh in the City of Cork, late in the Possession of John Coghlan Cooper, for any
term not exceeding One hundred and Ninety-three Years ; likewise a Yard and large
Cellar lately paved, with a new Loft over the frame, and next adjoining and
backwards of said large work-shop, to be Sett from the 25th of March next, for any
term of Years, not exceeding Seven hundred and Ninety six Years, and lately in the
possession of the said John Coghlan. Proposals to be received by Thomas Beamish,
Attorney on the Mall, Cork, Feb. 5th, 1754.‘
CJ (05/02/1754)
Coghlan, John. At the Widow Banfield‘s, Christ Church Lane
CJ (03/10/1754)
Coghlan, William, Mr. Died, Balle, near this [Cork] city
‗On Friday [16] last died Mr. William Coghlan at Balle, near this City.‘
CJ (19/08/1754)
Coghlin, John. [No address given]
CJ (18/07/1754)
Cole, Barbara, Mrs. [No address given]
‗Friday Se‘ennight [28 Jun] was interred in the Parish Church of All-hollows,
London-wall, the remains of Mrs. Barbara Cole, late wife of Mr. Laurence Cole,
Secretary to the Society in London, for promoting English Protestant Schools in
Ireland, she was the good Christian, sincere friend, loving and affectionate wife and
parent, and as such her loss is greatly lamented by all her relations and Friends. She
was daughter to Heyward St. Leger Esq; of Heyward‘s Hall near Corke, descended
from Sir Anthony St. Leger of Ulcomb in Kent, who was a Knight of the Garter, and
made five several times Lord Deputy of Ireland.‘ CJ (08/07/1754)
Coles, Will. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Collins, —. Dove of Cork, Arr. Cove 1 Feb., Bristol, Sugar, Hops, Glass
CJ (05/02/1754)
Collins, Barth. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
38
Collins, Dennis. Porter, North Jail
‗Corke. This morning a Dispute arising on the Custom House Quay between Dennis
Collins and Timothy Donovan, two Porters, the former struck the other on the Head
with his Sling Pole* and bruis‘d him in so terrible a Manner that he‘s not expected to
survive this Night ; Collins was immediately taken into custody and committed to
North Goal.‘ CJ (25/07/1754)
[*Sling Pole: a pole that was attached to a loop of rope for lifting]
Collins, James. English Broad Cloth and Norwich Ware House, at the Harp and
Crown, near the Exchange, Cork
‗James Collins, at the Harp and Crown, near the Exchange, Cork who keeps the
English broad Cloth and Norwich Ware House. Is just come from England and
Dublin, where he has furnish‘d himself with a great variety of…Goods…N. B. As he
is a new beginner, and hath laid in his Goods on the best terms, ready money will
induce him to sell at the lowest Prices.‘
CJ (01/01/1754)
Collins, Matthew. [No address given]
CJ (11/07/1754)
Collins, Mr. Messenger, [no address given]
CJ (15/03/1754)
Collins, William. Gunsmith, Sign of the Cross Blunderbusses, next door to Mr. John
Coppinger‘s between North Gate and Saint Peter‘s Church CJ (15/08/1754)
Collins, Timothy. North Jail, see also—Bohelly, Cornelius.
CJ (04/07/1754)
Colman, Daniel. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Daniel Colman of N/R and Margret Lowny, of N/R on 31 Oct. 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3554
Colthurst, John, Mr. [Cork] city
‗Yesterday [Thu.] was married Mr. John Colthurst of this City to Miss Ann Litton,
Daughter to Doctor Anthony Litton, an agreeable young Lady with a handsome
Fortune.‘
CJ (08/02/1754)
Colvin, ―. Dove of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 May, Bristol, Wick Yarn, Raw Hides
CJ (20/05/1754)
Colvin, —. Catherine of Cork, Arr. Cove 3 Nov., Bristol, Cheese, Plank, Troops,
Baggage
CJ (04/11/1754)
Comerford, John, Mr. Cellars near the Play House, Dunscomb‘s Marsh
CJ (22/02/1754)
Comerford, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Comerford, Mich. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Condon, Patrick. [No address given], see also—Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan, John
CJ (26/08/1754)
Connel,  Prisoner, South Jail, Thu. 9 May 1754, see also—Sullivan, Morty Ogue.
FCR (1783), 166
Connel, Daniel. [No address given], Wed. 28 Aug. 1754, see also—Sullivan, John.
FCR (1783), 164
Connel, Daniel. [No address given], 4 May, 1754, see also—Sullivan, Morty Oge.
TCR 1980 (1837), 135
39
Connelan, Matthew. [No address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Connell,  [No address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
Connell, Charles. Butcher, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 284
Connell, Charles. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 24
Connell, Daniel. [No address given]
CJ (26/08/1754)
Connell, Daniel. [No address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
Connel, Daniel. [No address given], 4 May 1754, see also—O‘Sullivan, Morty Oge.
TCR 1837 (1980), 135
Connel, Derby. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Derby Connel of N/R and Elisebeth Demsy of N/R on 28 July 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3549
Connell, James the Elder. [No address given]
‗Committals. James Connell the Elder, and James Connell the younger, and Daniel
Carthy, for cutting fishing nets belonging to James Reily, Esq; James Stuart for
stealing a saddle from John Smith, Esq.‘
CJ (09/12/1754)
Connell, James the Younger. [No address given]
CJ (09/12/1754)
Connell, Widow. Raven Tavern, opposite Christ Church
‗Thursday morning [9th] died the Widow Connell, who for many Years kept the
Raven Tavern opposite Christ Church, and always gave much content and Satisfaction
to her Guests in her Way of Business.‘
CJ (14/05/1754)
Connor, Catherine, commonly Slatory, alias Huolahan. Brick Hills, see also—
Huolahan, Jery.
CJ (21/01/1754)
Connor, Danl. Merchant, [no address given], 9 Jan 1754, see also—Swete, Benj.
Esq. CCBCC (1876), 677
Connor, Daniel. Merchant, [no address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 36
Connor, Elizabeth, Mrs. House, [no address given]
CJ (15/08 /1754)
Connor, John. At Mr. Flack‘s, Cove Lane
‗To be let to Graziers. The Salt Marsh, opposite the South Mall…‘
CJ (30/04/1754)
Connor, John. [No address given]
‗Marriage of John Connor of N/R and Catharin Driscol of N/R on 23 Apr. 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3543
Connor, John. Paul Street, Cork
CJ (27/05/1754)
Connor, John. Kiln, at Gillabbey
CJ (15/08/1754)
Connor, John. House near Alderman Atkins‘s, Cove Lane
CJ (15/08 /1754)
40
Connor, William. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (15/02/1754)
Connor, William. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Connor, William. [No address given], see also—Sullivan, William.
CJ (23/04/1754)
Connor, William. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr. 1754, see also—Sullivan,
William.
FCR (1783), 164
Connors, David. Blackpool
‗Stolen the 2d, Instant, [Tue.], in the dead of Night, from off the Lands of Sarsfield‘s
court, in the Barony of Barrymore and County of Cork, near upper Glanmire, four Incalf Cows, the property of Mr. David Connors, which were branded on the Horn, with
the Letters I.G. whoever secures said Cows, and Thief, shall have two Guineas
Reward, to be paid on Conviction, by said David Connors in Black Pool. Dated this
3d day of April, 1754 N.B: It‘s supposed that one William M‘Guire stole said Cows,
said M‘Guire serv‘d said Connors as a Servant for some time past and absented
himself.‘
CJ (05/04/1754)
Conron, Richard. Lately lived in house facing the Exchange
‗On Wednesday next being the 13th Inst., there is to be sold by Publick Auction, at
the house that Mr. Richard Conron lately liv‘d in, facing the Exchange, the following
Goods, viz. Orkadon Table China, Round Dishes and Plates, Afternoon long setts,
Breakfast Cups, Punch Bowls of several sorts, Image Chiona, Hungary Water, N. B.
The Cant to begin at 12 o‘Clock, and to continue ‘till Two, and so on every Day ‘till
all are sold, the Money to be paid in the Sale Room, and the buyers to take charge of
their own.‘
CJ (11/03/1754)
Conway, Edm. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Conway, Jenkins. North Jail
CJ (11/07/1754)
Conway, Henry, Hon. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Cooper, ―. Francis of Cork, Arr. Cove 17 May, Oporto, Wine, Cork Wheels
CJ (20/05/1754)
Cooper, David. Merchant, of Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 284
Cooper, David. [No address given], 1754
CWDCR (1910), 26
Coppinger, Hellen & Michael. Merchants Quay, near the Drawbridge
CJ (13/06/1754)
Coppinger, John. Shop at the Half Moon and Three Stars, between Skiddy‘s Castle
and Saint Peter‘s Church, Cork
‗John Coppinger, Who keeps Shop at the Half Moon and Three Stars, between
Skiddy‘s Castle, and St. Peter‘s Church, Corke…‘ CJ (01/01/1754)
Coppinger, John, Mr. Between North Gate and Saint Peter‘s Church
CJ (15/08/1754)
Coppinger, Joseph, Mr. Merchant, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Coppinger, Michael, Mr. Merchant, Cork
CJ (05/02/1754)
41
Core, Colonel. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Cork, Bishop of. [No address given], see also—Levy, Samuuel.
FCR (1873), 167
Corke Journal, The. Paul Street
‗Corke : Printed by Eugene Swiney, in Paul-street, where Advertisements and
Subscriptions are taken in for this Paper, and all Manner of Printing-Work done at the
most Reasonable Rates.‘
CJ (01/01 /1754)
Corkeran the Smith. Opposite the New Assembly House
CJ (19/04/1754)
Corneille, John, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Cossart, John. Sheriff, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Cossart, John, Esq. Sheriff 1754, [no address given], see also—Lyne, Dennis,
commonly called Donogha Loyder. FCR (1783), 164
Cossart, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Cossart, John, Esqr. Sheriff Cork city, [no address given]
CJ (18/07/1754)
Cossart, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Cossart, Sher. [No address given], 10 May 1754
CCBCC (1876), 679
Cossart, Widow and Sons. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That the Widow Cossart and Sons, and Mrs. Francis Carleton have liberty to enlarge
the quay near their houses, by taking in some ground from the channel leading to
Daunt‘s bridge; to be done at their own expense, and according to the plan laid before
the Council. CCBCC (1876), 677
Cotter, Edward. [No address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Coughlan, —. Love of Cork, Arr. Cove 25 Dec., Wind SSE, Dunkirk, Ballast
CJ (26/12/1754)
Coughlan, James, Mr. House, Cross‘s Green
CJ (01/07/1754)
Coughlan, James. House at Crosses Green, Cork City
CJ (12/12/1754)
Coughlan, John. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754, see also—Harris, Michael.
CCBCC (1876), 682
Coughlon, John. North Jail
CJ (06/06/1754)
Coughlan, William. [No address given]
CJ (12/08/1754)
Cowling, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Cowper, —. Francis of Cork, Arr. Cove 10 Aug., Wind W, Oporto, Wine and Sugar
CJ (12/08/1754)
Cox, Revd Mr. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also— Smith, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 678
42
Cox, Richard, Sir, Bart. Collector of Cork Port, [no address given]
‗By the late accounts from Ireland it was reported, that Sir Richard Cox, Bart.
Collector of Cork Port…resigned [his] Office ; but this we hope is without
foundation.‘ CJ (18/01/1754)
Cox, Richard, Sir, Bart. Collector of Cork Port, [no address given]
‗The Report brought over in the English Papers that Sir Richard Cox, Bart. Collector
of Cork Port…had resigned [his] Office we…is without Foundation.‘
CJ (21/01/1754)
Cox, Richard, Sir. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Cox, Richard, Sir, Bart. Collector of Cork, [no address given]
CJ (10/05/1754)
Cranes, Jeremy, Mr. Carpenter, [no address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
Creagh, Micael. Merchant and Trader, Cork city
CJ (26/03/1754)
Creagh, Pierce. [No address given]
‗Baptism of Pierce Creagh, of N/R on 23 Feb. 1754. Date of Birth: 23 Feb. 1754.
Father: Stephen Creagh; Mother: Mrgt Harrabal. Sponsor 1: Berke Poore; Sponsor 2:
Morgan. Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-BA-39988
Creagh, Stephen. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Creagh, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Creed, Mr. Common Speaker, [no address given], 9 Jan 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Creed,  . Mr. [No address given], see also—Large, John, Mr
CJ (15/03/1754)
Creed, Edward, Mr. Cork
CJ (11/11/1754)
Creed, James Huleatt, Mr. Slaughter House, Blarney Lane
CJ (27/09/1754)
Cremeen, Joan. [No address given], see also—Seagor, Stephen.
CJ (06/06/1754)
Cremeen, Timothy. In the North Suburbs, Parish of Matehy, see also—Seagor,
Stephen.
CJ (06/06/1754)
Cripps, Counsellor. Near the Red House Walk
CJ (27/06/1754)
Crockford, John. Constable of Blackrock Castle, 9 Jan. 1754
‗That John Crockford, constable of Blackrock Castle, have liberty to build a stable on
the Corporation ground near said Castle.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677
Croker, Ald. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗That £5 2s. 9½d., be paid Ald. Croker, so much expended by him in taking the
Recorder‘s opinion about the Bread and Butter Acts, and money paid soldiers for
aiding to suppress riots, &c.‘ CCBCC (1876), 678
43
Croker, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That £13 19s. 8d., be paid Alden. Croker, Busteed and Smith, for making a machine
for raising corn to the upper lofts of the Corn Market-house, pursuant to a plan before
the Council.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677
‗That Aldermen Croker, Owgan, Wrixon, and the two Sheriffs be a Committee to
view the ground near the Court house belonging to Mr. Roche, and to have a plan
drawn, and report, to meet Coun. Smith and know on what terms he would set the old
Assembly house and part of the Bowling Green, and report.‘
CCBCC (1876), 684
Croker, Alderman. [No address given]
‗Last Tuesday [8th] a Fire broke out in a Thatch Cabbin, in Blue-boy lane, which
consumed it, and another, and would spread itself farther, but for the Vigilance of
Alderman Croker, who stood by and gave all proper Directions to have it
extinguished.‘ CJ (11/01/1754)
Croker, Saml, Ald. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754
‗Whereas Ald. Saml. Croker was (8 May, 1738) appointed for one year assistant to
Ald. Crone, in the management of the gateage, and said Croker, at the desire of the
Council, afterwards for several years assisted said Crone, and said Crone stands
indebted to the Corporation for £83 0s. 3d., ordered, that he be paid £50 for his
attendance, for first year, and for his attendance since he be released from the said
debt of £83 os. 3d., and also he be paid the further sum of 150 guineas, in manner
following, viz., £50 in six months, 50 guineas in twelve months, 50 guineas in a year
and a half, and 50 guineas in two years from the date hereof.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Croker, Samuel, Esq. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (26/02/1754)
Crom, John Paul. Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 26 July, Wind SW, Le Havre,
Beef, Butter, Candles CJ (29/07/1754)
Crone Ald. [No address given] 25 Mar. 1754
‗That £6 14s. 5½d., be paid Ald. Crone, expenses he was put to as Mayor, on a
complaint by the bail of one Harman Raynes in the Court of King‘s Bench.‘
CCBCC (1876), 678
Crone, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Crone, Dan, Ald. Receiver of the Gateage, [no address given], 4 July 1754
‗The above Committee [for settling the public accounts] report that they stated the
accounts of Ald. Dan. Crone, receiver of the gateage to 30 July, 1753, and that he
owes a balance of £46 8s. 7d‘
CCBCC (1876), 680
Croneen, Daniel. Smith, at the Pound, Bandon Road
CJ (18/01/1754)
Cronin, Timothy. Bookseller, under the English Coffee House, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Cronin, Timothy. Bookseller, Cork
CJ (29/08/1754)
Cronin, Timothy. Bookseller, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
£3 18s. 7d., to Timothy Cronin, bookseller, for Law books supplied.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Crooke, Thos. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also—Crooke, Warren.
CCBCC (1876), 683
44
Crooke, Warren. Eldest son of Thos Crooke, [no address given] 26 Sep. 1754
‗Warren, eldest son of Thos. Crooke, be admitted free at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Crooke, Warren. Gentleman, [no address given], 26/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 43
Crow, Michael. Baker, near Christ Church
CJ (28/10/1754)
Crowley, Mary. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Crowley, Timothy. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Crowly, —. Cork Packet of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Aug., Wind SW, Bristol, Tobacco,
Sugar and Glass
CJ (15/08/1754)
Crowly, Capt. Opposite Christ Church
CJ (03/10/1754)
Crump, ―. Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove 5 Nov., Wind W, White Haven, Coals
CJ (07/11/1754)
Cunningham, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Cunningham, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. Barret‘s in Castle Street
CJ (22/08/1754)
Cunningham, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Curry, Albert. Sign of the Three Nuns, Hammonds Marsh, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Curry, Albert. [No address given]
CJ (05/02 /1754)
Curry, Albert. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Cuthbert, John. [No address given]
CJ (24/06 /1754)
Sign of the Three Nuns on Hammond‘s Marsh Corke
Source : The Corke Journal1754
45
D
Dahy, Oliver. Journeyman Sadler, Mallow Lane
CJ (15/07/1754)
Dallas, Marmaduke, Rev. Bowling Green Lane, Cork city
‗To be Lett and enter‘d upon immediately. A dwelling House with the Apartments,
situate in Bowling Green lane, in the City of Corke, and late in the Possession of the
Rev. Marmaduke Dallas, for any Term of Years ; the house is in very good Repair,
and well furnish‘d with marble Chimney Pieces, Locks and Grates. Proposals will be
received by Thomas Beamish, Attorney on the Mall, Corke, who will shew the
Premises to any one desirous to see the same.‘
CJ (08/02/1754)
Daltera, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Dalton, Michael. Deacon at Cork, 6 Jan. 1754
CRCCR (1864), 175
Daly, Carrol. Opposite the Corn Market
CJ (03/06/1754)
Daly, Carrol. Executor, Cork, see also—Dooly, John
CJ (15/08/1754)
Daly, Carroll. Golden Ball near the Exchange, Cork
CJ (19/08/1754)
Darcy, Lord. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Daunt, Hungerford, Mr. Surgeon, Princes Street, Cork
‗To be Set in Cook-street on Dunscomb‘s Marsh, Cork, a large commodious house,
with an excellent Parlour, Kitchen and Pantry, seven Bed Chambers, a large Dining
Room and three Closets ; there are also belonging to it a large Vault for Wine, a good
Cellar and Yard back of it. The Parlour and dining room are thoroughly wainscotted
and have a handsome marble chimney piece up in each. Any Person that is inclined
to treat for said House may apply to Mr. Hungerford Daunt Surgeon in Princes Street,
Cork.‘
CJ (19/02/1754)
Daunt, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Daunt, Tho. Carpenter‘s Work, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗£4 12s. 6d., to Tho. Daunt for Carpenter‘s work done…‘ CCBCC (1876), 682
Daunt, Thomas. Carpenter, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 372
Daunt, Thomas. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 31
Daunt, Thomas. Carpenter, Cork 1754
GCAIW (1930), 30
Daunt, Thomas, Mr. City Carpenter, [no address given]
‗Same Night [Sat. 27th] died Mr. Thomas Daunt, City Carpenter…‘
CJ (29/07/1754)
Davie, Thomas. Near the Draw Bridge
CJ (27/09/1754)
46
Davies, Rowland, Rev. Mr. [No address given]
‗On Wednesday last [23rd] the Rev. Mr. Rowland Davies was married to Miss Molly
Molloy, Daughter to Lieutenant Molloy, of Sir Peter Halket‘s Regiment; a Lady
eminently possessed of every Virtue and Accomplishment, and all those amiable
Qualities that promise Happiness and Felicity in the Marriage State.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Davis, Thomas. At Mr. Bunches, Stay Maker, Sign of the Hat, Water Gate Lane,
Cork
‗Thomas Davis from London, living at Mr. Bunches Stay-maker, at the sign of the
Hat in water-gate-lane, Cork ; makes all sorts of Men‘s Cloaths, and riding dresses of
all sorts for Ladies. All Gentlemen, Ladies and others, that are pleased to employ
him, might depend on havoing their work done in the most compleatest manner, either
plain or laced in any kind of Figures.‘
CJ (11/03/1754)
Dawly, Mary. North Jail
CJ (12/08/1754)
Deacy, Martin. Corner of Sullivan‘s Quay
CJ (25/11/1754)
Deady, James. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 32
Deady, James, Mr. Grocer, deceased, [Cork] city
‗Wednesday last [22nd] died Mr. James Deady of this City, Grocer…‘
CJ (30/05 /1754)
Deaves, Ant. & Son. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Dean, Matthew, Sir, Bart. Deceased, [no address given]
CJ (15/04/1754)
Deeves, Anthony. House [no address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also—Newsome,
John and Solomon. CCBCC (1876), 683
Delahide, Harmer. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Delamain, Mr. Dancing Master, [no address given], held House in Bolands Lane
CJ (01/04 /1754)
Delamain, Mr. Dancing Room, [no address given], formerly in Boland‘s Lane
CJ (05/08/1754)
Delany, Ann. [No address given], see also—Delany, Danl
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3558
Delany, Danl. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Danl Delany of N/R and Ann Delany, of N/R on N/R Nov. 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA- 3558
Delany, Edward. House in Cork
CJ (23/12/1754)
Delap, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove 21 July, Wind SW, Porto, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (22/07/1754)
Deloft, —. Francis of Cork, Arr. Cove 29 Sep., Wind SE, Dublin, Ballast
CJ (30/09/1754)
Demsy, Elisebeth. [No address given], see also— Connel, Derby
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3549
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Dennis, John, Mr. [No address given], 28 Mar. 1754
‗Whereas the debt due to Mr. John Dennis, by bond, exceeds £200, ordered, that it be
paid out of the money of the Alms-houses. That in future no orders belonging to the
Alms-houses of this City be entered in the Common Council Book, but in particular
Council Books to be kept for each Alms House, and all orders heretofore entered be
transcribed into such particular books.‘
CCBCC (1876), 678
Denroche, John. At Mr. Stephen Denroche‘s house near the Draw Bridge
‗John Denroche, at the house of Mr. Stephen Denroche near the draw-bridge has
imported a parcel of English clover feed, which he sells at 32s., and 8d., per hundred,
and will sell 14 pounds at the same rate, being three pence halfpenny per pound.
CJ (26/02/1754)
Denroche, Stephen, Mr. House near the Draw Bridge
CJ (26/02/1754)
Devereux, . [No address given]
CJ (26/08/1754)
Devereux, otherwise Dirvice, William. [No address given]
CJ (05/08/1754)
Devereux, otherwise Dervice, William. South Jail, Cork
CJ (15/08/1754)
Devereux, William. [No address given]
CJ (26/08/1754)
Deverix, []. [No address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
Devonshire and Strettle, Messrs. [No address given]
CJ (23/12/1754)
Devoy, Michael. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Dexter, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Dexter, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. Holland‘s, Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (05/09/1754)
Deyos, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Diamond, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove 15 Apr., Port Mahon, Wine, Oil, Lumber
CJ (19/04/1754)
Dill, Anna. See also—Bourke, Anna, otherwise Dill
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 143
Dillon, —. Sea Horse of Cork, Sailed Cove 26 Jan., Bordeaux, Beef, Pork
CJ (28/01/1754)
Dillon, —. Seahorse of Cork, Arr. Cove 3 Apr., Bordeaux, Wine, Brandy, Vinegar,
&c.
CJ (05/04/1754)
Dillon, Widow. New Inn, Cork, on the way to the Red House Walk
‗To be sold by the Widow Dillon, living opposite the stables of the New Inn, Cork,
and in the way to the red house walk, a beautiful new horse chair, never run eighty
miles since bought last June, from Francis Roche Coach-maker ; also a choice pair of
fresh well bred black draft Geldings, for further particulars enquire of said Widow
Dillon.‘
CJ (26/02/1754)
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Dillon, Widow. Near Hammond‘s Marsh
‗This Morning [Mon.] died of an Apoplectic Fit, the Widow Dillon, near Hammond‘s
Marsh.‘
CJ (03/06/1754)
Dillon, Widow. Deceased, dwelt within two Doors of Counsellor Cripps, near the
Red House Walk
CJ (27/06/1754)
Dinton, Mary. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Dirvice, William. [No address given], see also—Devereux, otherwise Dirvice,
William.
CJ (05/08/1754)
Dervice, William. South Jail, Cork, see also—Devereux, otherwise Dervice,
William. South Jail, Cork
CJ (15/08/1754)
Dixon, John. On the Mall, Cork
CJ (07/11/1754)
Dodsworth, Elizabeth. An English Woman, [no address given], see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Dohorty, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Donevan, —. Molly of Cork, Sailed Cove 15 Oct., Wind S, Chester, Lamb Skins,
Raw Hides
CJ (17/10/1754)
Donlap, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Oct., Wind W, Rotterdam, Butter,
Raw Hides, Ox Bones
CJ (24/10/1754)
Donnoghue, Joanna. Widow, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 372
Donnogane, Joanna. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 33
Donnoghue, John. English Broad Cloth and Norwich Ware House, Unicorn and
Shuttle, next door to Mr. Robert Woulfe‘s, Mercer, near the Exchange, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Donnoghue, John, Mr. Merchant, [no address given], see also—Large, John, Mr
CJ (15/03/1754)
Donnoghue, John, Mr. Woollen Draper, Main Street
CJ (25/01/1754)
Donnoghue, John. Unicorn and Shuttle, next door to Mr. Robert Woulfe‘s, Mercer,
near the Exchange Cork.
CJ (19/03/1754)
Donnoghue, Mrs. [No address given]
‗Last Wednesday Morning [23rd] died, greatly lamented, Mrs. Donnoghue, Mother to
Mr. John Donnoghue, of the Main Street, Woollen Draper.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Donohue, Derby. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Derby Donohue of N/R and Mary Kealeher, of N/R on 30 November
1754. Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3557
Donovan, —. Porter, [no address given]
‗Last Saturday [27th] Donovan the Porter died who was struck by Collins, as
mentioned in our former Paper. The Coroner‘s Inquest sat on the Body and brought
in their Verdict Wilfull Murder.‘
CJ (29/07/1754)
Donovan, —. Molly of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 Nov., Wind N, Chester, Coal, Pipes
CJ (02/12/1754)
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Donovan, Cornelius. Tobacconist, between Shannon [Shandon] Church and North
[Gate] Bridge
CJ (18/01/1754)
Donovan, Cornelius. Cork city
CJ (02/09/1754)
Donovan, Dennis. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (26/02/1754)
Donovan, Elizabeth, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (06/06/1754)
Donovan, John. [No address given]
‗Committal. John Donovan for stealing two bags of salt, from Messrs Devonshire and
Strettle merchants.‘ CJ (23/12/1754)
Donovan, Julian. [No address given], see also—Regan, John
CRIG CR-RCMA-3544
Donovan, Thomas. Joyier, [no address given]
CJ (14/11/1754)
Donovan, Timothy. Porter, [no address given], see also—Collins, Dennis.
CJ (25/07/1754)
Donovan, Timothy. Tobacconist, between Shandon Church and North Bridge, Son
to Cornelius Donovan, Cork city
CJ (02/09/1754)
Donroch, Stephen. Merchant and Trader, Cork city see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Dooly, John. Executor, Cork
‗We the Executors of Francis Roche, of the city of corke, coach maker,
deceased…John Dooly, Carrol Daly‘ CJ (15/08/1754)
Dormok, Mr. Hatter, outside North Gate
CJ (01/01/1754)
Dormor, Mr. Hatter, outside North Gate
CJ (14/01/1754)
Dorny, John. [No address given]
‗Marriage of John Dorny of N/R and Honora Stack, of N/R on 9 Nov. 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3555
Dowman, Geo. Jun. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Downs, Abraham. Sadler, Cork
‗To be sold by Abraham Downs, Sadler in Corke, or John Walter at Foty near
Carrigtohill, by the Puncheon, or rack‘d off into Hogsheads ; choice Syder of two
years old, or three years old, all made of the best of Wildings ; as also last year‘s
Syder made of Apples, and Wildings mix‘d.‘
CJ (12/04/1754)
Draper, William, Mr. Yacht Builder, [no address given]
CJ (30/04/1754)
Dreaper, Mark. Near South Gate
CJ (08/03/1754)
Driscol, ―. May Flower of Cork, Arr. Cove 25 Nov., Wind WNW, Leghorn, Beef,
Pork, Butter, Cheese CJ (25/11/1754)
Driscol, Catharin. [No address given], see also—Connor, John
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3543
Driscoll, —. May Flower of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Sep., Wind NW, Lisbon, Salt,
Sugar, Fruit, Wine
CJ (16/09/1754)
50
Duggan, Dennis. [No address given]
CJ (26/08/1754)
Duggan, William. [No address given], see also—Healy, otherwise Rockfals,
otherwise Randy, Patrick.
CJ (14/11/1754)
Duggin, John. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Dunbar, Colonel. Regiment of Foot
CJ (06/06/1754)
Dunbar, Colonel. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Dunbar, Colonel. Regiment, [no address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Dupond, St John, Mr. Druggist, Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (27/06/1754)
Dupond, Mr. Apothecary, [no address given]
CJ (03/10/1754)
Duulap, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove, 27 Dec., Wind E, [port of departure not
given], Wine, Gineva, Steel CJ (30/12/1754)
Dwyer, Charles. Professor of the French Tongue, Cork
CJ (20/06/1754)
Dyer, Thos. Plumbers Work, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That…£8 5s. 4d., be paid to Thos. Dyer, fro plumbers‘ work done…‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Carpenter 18th Century
At work near a construction site
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E
Eagan, Andrew, Mr. House, Coppinger‘s Lane, North Suburbs
‗Last Saturday Morning [19th] about three o‘Clock, a Gang of Fellows Assembled at
Coppinger‘s lane, in the North-Suburbs and fired a Shot into one of the Windows of
Mr. Andrew Eagans House, and broke Fourteen of Panes of Glass.‘
CJ (21/01/1754)
Eason, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Eason, Peter, Mr. House and Shop, Main Street
CJ (04/07/1754)
Eason, Peter. Sign of the Unicorn, opposite Peter‘s Church
CJ (14/10/1754)
Edwards, Hester. Deceased, kept Ware Rooms in Carey‘s Lane, Cork
CJ (30/12/1754)
Edwards, Hester. Widow, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 2 (1896), 413
Edwards, Hester. Cork, 1754
CWDCR (1910), 37
Edwards, Thomas. At Messrs Richard and Bussel Hare‘s
‗Thomas Edwards. Son of Hester Edwards, deceased (who formerly kept her Ware
Room in Carrey‘s Lane, Cork, for selling the original Elixir‘s from London), is
determined to continue selling the said Elixirs at Messrs Richard and Bussel Hare‘s,
&c.‘ CJ (30/12/1754)
Egger, John. Blarney Lane
CJ (05/08/1754)
Eldridge, John. Soldier, Colonel Waldegrave‘s Regiment
CJ (07/10/1754)
Elenora, —. Unity of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 Mar., Antigua, Beef, Butter, Pork
CJ (11/03/1754)
Elinor, —. Unity of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Jan., Antigua, Rum and Staves
CJ (14/01/1754)
Elliot, Joseph. Clothier, [no address given], 9 Jan 1754
‗That…Joseph Elliot, clothier, eldest son of Joseph Elliot, butcher dec…‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Elliot, Joseph. [No address given], 1754, see also—Horrogan, Daniel.
FCR (1783), 164
Elliot, Joseph. Butcher, deceased, [no address given], 9 Jan 1754, see also—Elliot,
Joseph. Clothier.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Elliot, Mr. Blarney Lane
CJ (30/04/1754)
Elliott, Joseph. Clothier, [no address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 56
Ellis, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Ellis, John. Bowling Green Street, near the Custom House, Cork
CJ (15/07/1754)
Elrington, Master. [No address given]
CJ (05/09/1754)
52
Elrington, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Elrington, Mr. Lodgings, at Mr. Sexton‘s, near the Play House
CJ (02/09/1754)
Elrington, Thomas, Lieut. [No address given]
‗…who went lately to Corke in order to embark for America…‘
CJ (23/12/1754)
English, William, Fr. Prior 1754-58 and 1769 to 1774, Augustinian Convent,
Fishamble Street
‗Father English was the well-known Gaelic Poet and Jacobite sympathizer who
became a member of the Cork community in 1749, he held the office of Prior from
1754 to 1758 and from 1769 to 1774.‘
JCHAS Vol. 45 (1945), 33
Exham, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Arr. Cove 28 Oct., Wind NW, Bordeaux, Wine,
Brandy, Paper, Pruans
CJ (28/10/1754)
Evans, George, Esq. Member of Parliament, [no address given]
CJ (26/04/1754)
Evans, Martin. School Master, Coppinger‘s Lane, 13 July 1754
‗July 13th, Martin Evans, School-master, hanged himself in Coppinger‘s-Lane.‘
FCR (1783), 167
Evans, Martin. Schoolmaster, Coppinger‘s Lane
[Sat. 13th] ‗Martin Evans, a Schoolmaster, in Coppinger‘s-lane hung himself in his
Room.‘
CJ (15/07/1754)
A Hedge Schoolmaster and his Pupils
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F
Fahy, John. [No address given]
‗Marriage of John Fahy of N/R and Margret Cassy, of N/R on 13 Oct. 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3552
Fahy, Mr. Cove Lane
CJ (05/08/1754)
Fahy, Widow. [No address given]
CJ (12/12/1754)
Falkiner, Riggs. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Falkiner, Riggs. Merchant, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—Rogers, John.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Falkiner, Riggs, Esq. House near the Custom House
CJ (07/10/1754)
Falvey, Marcus. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Farnan, Patrick. From London, School in the old Assembly Room, at the Peacock,
Cross Street, near Broad Lane
CJ (11/11/1754)
Farran, Alderman. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 683
Farrell, Garret. Servant, [no address given]
‗This day [Thu.] Garret Farrell, a Servant belonging to Mr. Francis Gray, Merchant
stab‘d himself in so violent a manner with a knife, that he‘s not expected to live.‘
CJ (11/07/1754)
Farrell, Richard, Mr. Butcher, [no address given]
‗Last week died Mr. Richard Farrell, an eminent Butcher, a man of most exceeding
good Character, his remains were yesterday [Sun.] interred in a decent and genteel
manner at St. Finn Barry‘s Church.‘ CJ (30/09/1754)
Farren, Alderman. [No address given], 28 Mar 1754
CCBCC (1876), 678
Farren, Miss. [No address given], see also—Tisdall, Michael, Revd. Mr
CJ (08/08/1754)
Farren, Thomas, Esqr. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Farren, Thomas, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Farthing, ―. Philip and Susannah of Cork, Sailed Cove 1 May, Plymouth, Calf
Skins, &c
CJ (03/05/1754)
Feddis, James, Mr. Lately lived in House, [no address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Feddiss, James, Mr. Lately lived in House, [no address given]
CJ (11/07/1754)
Feen, Andrew. [No address given]
‗Committal. Andrew Feen for robbing Mary Burke, of an handkerchief in which was
tied up forty shillings in silver.‘
CJ (23/12/1754)
Fennell, John. Domestic, North Jail, Cork city
CJ (26/08/1754)
54
Fennell, William. Gardiner and Seedsman, Shop at the Two Orange Trees in Castle
Street, Cork CJ (14/11/1754)
Fenton, William, Mr. [No address given], see also— Berton, Thomas, Mr
CJ (08/03/1754)
Fenton, Wilson. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Ffogerty, James. Chandler, [no address given]
CJ (23/12/1754)
Fibs, Hugh. North Jail
CJ (05/04/1754)
Field, Judith, otherwise Riordan. [No address given]
‗…wife of Timothy Riordan, Servant, hath eloped from her said Husband…‘
CJ (22/08/1754)
Finn, Edward, Mr. Cork Cutter, lately possessed House and Shop in Mallow Lane
CJ (27/09/1754)
Finn, William, Mr. CorkCutter, [no address given]
‗To be Let and immediately entered upon, a House and Shop in Mallow Lane, lately
in the Possession of Mr. William Finn, Cork Cutter…‘
CJ (17/05/1754)
Fish, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Fitton, Nicholas. Founder, Tukey‘s [Tuckey‘s] Quay
CJ (01/01/1754)
Fitton, Nicholas. Founder, Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (04/01/1754)
Fitton, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Fitton, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Fitzgerald, Garrett. Gardener and Nurseryman living at Gill Abby near Saint
Finbarr‘s Church, Cork
CJ (25/11/1754)
Fitzgerald, John. House at the Sign of the Coach and Horses near South Gate, Cork
CJ (13/06/1754)
Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan, John. [No address given]
‗Last Saturday [24th] the Assizes ended here when the following Persons were
sentenc‘d to die, John Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan and Daniel Connell, for the
Murder of John Puxly, Esq…‘
CJ (26/08/1754)
Fitzgerald, John. [No address given], see also— Sullivan, otherwise Fitzgerald,
John. CJ (29/08 /1754)
Fitz Gerald, Maurice. Cooper, [no address given]
‗…lately in possession of House, Shops and Yard, with Out Offices in Blarney
Lane…‘
CJ (26/12/1754)
Fitzgerald, Patrick. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (08/02/1754)
Fitz Gerald, Redmond. Coal Quay
CJ (26/12/1754)
Fitzgerald, Richard. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (26/02/1754)
Fitzgerald, William. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
55
Fitzgerald, William. Schoolmaster, [no address given]
‗Whereas Margaret Leahy, who alledges to be wife to William Fitzgerald,
schoolmaster ; leads a loose and extravagant life ; this is to give notice to the Publick
not to give the said Margaret Leahy, credit on his account, as he will not pay her
debts. Dated August 1st 1754 William Fitzgerald.‘ CJ (05/08/1754)
Flack, Mr. Cove Lane
CJ (30/04/1754)
Flack, Mr. Country Place, at Ballyphehane
CJ (15/08/1754)
Flack, Mr. At Ballyphehane
CJ (15/08/1754)
Fleming, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Fogarty, James, Mr. Chandler joining Sullivan‘s Quay
CJ (08/07/1754)
Forrest, Barbara. Shop at the End of Peter‘s Church Lane
‗Barabara Forrest who keeps the Shop, that Mr. Joseph Austin held, at the End of
Peter‘s Church Lane…‘
CJ (12/04/1754)
Forster, John and Son. Merchants and Traders, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Fortescue, John, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Francis, Philip, Rev. [No address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Franklyn, William. Tanner, [no address given]
‗To be let from the first of August or the 29th of September next, the DwellingHouse, Tan-yard, and several Out-Offices situate in Fair-lane in the North Suburbs of
the City of Corke, late in the tenure of William Farnklyn Tanner…‘
CJ (15/07/1754)
Fraud, —. Bristol Pacquet of Cork, Sailed Cove 21 June, Thither [Bristol], Woollen
Yarn, Tallow and Skins
CJ (24/06/1754)
Fraud, —. Bristol Packet of Cork, Arr. Cove 21 Aug., Wind N. Bristol, Tobacco,
Sugar, Cider CJ (22/08/1754)
Fraud, —. Cork Packet of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Dec., Wind N, Bristol, Worsted Yarn
CJ (09/12/1754)
Freeman, William, Esq. [No address given], 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…William Freeman, Esq…be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
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Free School. Christ Church Lane, Cork
‗At the Free School in Christ-Church-Lane Cork, young Gentlemen are carefully
Taught Spelling, and Reading English, and expeditiously fitted for Latin Grammar,
after the most concise and approved Method, now practised in the best English
schools in London, and other parts of great Britain and Ireland ; and at the same time,
Methodically instructed in Free and Natiural Writing, with its Application in
necessary Accompts, indicting Letters, &c. at the same School are also taught,
Arithmetick in whole Numbers, and Fractions in Decimals and Logarithms. The
Extraction of the Square Root, Cube, Biquadrate, Sur Solid, or any other Power, after
a more comprehensive Method than is generally practised. Mensuration of all Sorts
of Artificers Work, whether superficial or solid, Arithmetically or Instrumentally, by
Scale and Compasses and sliding Rule. The Principles of Navigation, and the manner
of sailing by the plain Sea Chart, Mercator‘s Chart, and the Arch of a great Circle,
Practical Surveying, and Merchants Accompts in the most Elegant Manner, or the true
Italian method of Book Keeping, adapted to the foreign and domestick Trade of this
Kingdom, with several other useful Branches, by James Reily, Writing Master and
Accomptant. N. B. Estates in Land or Houses are faithfully Surveyed and Plotted by
the most approved Instruments and Methods, and fair Maps thereof accurately
delineated by the said Reily. Cork July 4, 1754‘
CJ (04/07/1754)
Freke, John, Sir. Bart. Mayor, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗This day, Mr. Mayor took the oath of a Common Council man, also the Sheriffs.‘
CCBCC (1876), 676
Freke, John, Sir. Bart. Mayor of Cork, [no address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Freke, John, Sir. Mayor, [no address given]
CJ (11/01/1754)
Freke, John, Sir. Bart. Mayor, Cork
‗A Proclamation, By Sir John Freke, Bart Mayor, John Cossart, Kevan Izod, Esqrs.
Sheriffs of the City of Corke. Whereas several idle and riotous Persons do assemble
at all hours in the Streets of this City, to Cut, or otherwise Destroy, the Apparel of the
Inhabitants, supposing it to be of the Manufacture of England. And Whereas, there is
a Ship shortly expected from thence, laden with Goods such as they pretend to be
offended at, Which we have received Information they design to attack ; which Intent,
we apprehend, will be greatly detrimental to the Reputation and Trade of this City in
particular, and the Kingdom in general. This is therefore to give Notice that such
rioters will be proceeded against, with the utmost Rigour of the Law. And
Notwithstanding this Caution, should any such dare to assemble, all Innocent Persons
are advised to retire into their Houses, and avoid mixing with the Croud, lest they
meet with a Fate they don‘t deserve, as the Army will be immediately call‘d in to the
Aid of the Civil Power. God save the King. Cork, July 18, 1754‘ CJ (18/07/1754)
Freke, John, Sr. [No address given], 7 Oct. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 684
French, —. Bonny Jane of Cork, Cove 28 Jan., Middleburgh, Ballast
CJ (01/02/1754)
French, —. Charming Peggy of Cork, Arr. Cove 15 Feb., Lisbon, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (19/02/1754)
French, —. Cork Packet of Cork, Sailed Cove 13 Aug., Wind SW, Dunkirk, Beef,
Butter and Candles CJ (15/08/1754)
57
French, —. Elizabeth and Jane of Cork, Sailed Cove 22 Dec., Wind NE, Lisbon,
Beef, Butter CJ (23/12/1754)
French, George. Master of the Sloop Union
CJ (17/10/1754)
French, Jam. junr. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
French, James, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
French, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
French, Justice, Mr. Justice, Lent Assizes 1754, Munster Circuit, County of Cork, at
the King‘s Old Castle, Mon. 8 Apr. CJ (19/02/1754)
French, Justice, Mr. Justice, Lent Assizes 1754, Munster Circuit, County of the City
Cork, at the Tholsel, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
French Justice. Assizes Judge, Mon 8 Apr. 1754 [no address given], see also—
Caulfield, Lord Chief Justice. FCR (1783), 164
French, Justice. Judge, Spring Assizes, [no address given]
ECR (1792) 293
French, Robert. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
French, Savage, Mr. Dwelling House without South Gate, Cork
CJ (19/08/1754)
Froad, ―. Bristol Packet Boat of Cork, Sailed Cove 22 Feb., Bristol, Wollen Yarn,
Horse Hair
CJ (26/02/1754)
Froad, —. Cork Pacquet of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Mar., Bristol, Tobacco, Sugar, Hops
CJ (29/03/1754)
Fuller, Catherine. Widow, House near South Bridge
CJ (02/12/1754)
Furlong, Thomas, Mr. Near Peter‘s Church, see also—Seymour, George.
CJ (17/10/1754)
Furlonge, Humphry, Mr. Leitrim, North Suburbs, Cork city
CJ (09/09 /1754)
King’s Old Castle
58
G
Galway, Anthony. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Galway, Henry. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Galway, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Gardin Mr. Near the Quaker‘s Burying Place, see also—Martin, William, Mr
CJ (22/02/1754)
Gatton, John. On the Quay
‗Will Sail positively, the middle of next week for Bristol, the True Love Brigg, (now
lying at Mr. Benjamen Lawton‘s Quay) John Barry Commander, who will take in
Passengers and Freight for said Port Apply to said Bartry at his house in William
street, or Mr. John Gatton‘s on the Quay.‘ [*Possibly Mr. Benjamen Lawton’s Quay]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Geary, Mr. Hatter, near the Exchange
CJ (11/11/1754)
Geneson, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
George, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (05/09/1754)
Gilborn, Richard. Auctioneer and Public Cantor, [Cork] city, see also—Mrs.
Murphy
CJ (05/02/1754)
Gillio, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. Lloyd‘s on Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (23/12/1754)
Gillio, Signor. Theatre Royal, Dunscomb‘s Marsh
CJ (23/12/1754)
Gillio, Signior. Theatre Royal,* Dunscombe‘s Marsh
‗We hear, that the famous Signior Gillio, who has perform‘d before the Royal
Families of Great Britain, Spain, Portugal and China, with universal Applause, is
arrived in this Town, and is preparing the Grandest and most Surprizing, Fire-Works,
that ever were exhibited in this Kingdom ; and will perform them at the Theatre Royal
on Dunscomb‘s Marsh, on Friday next, after the celebrated Tragedy of Hamlet Prince
of Denmark being the only Time of his exhibiting them.‘ CJ (26/08/1754)
[Theatre Royal*—This theatre stood at the corner of Oliver Plunkett Street and Princes Street, where is now Kazim’s Turkish
Barber Shop]
Gillman, St. Legar, Hayward. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Gillman, St. Legar, Heyward. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Gillman, St. Leger Heyward, Esq. [No address given]
‗To be Let from the first of June next by St. Leger Heyward Gillman, Esq; A Large
ruinous building, and parcel of ground situate in the main street, in the City of Corke,
between Tuckey‘s-lane and Christ church-lane, containing in front to said street 42
feet, and in depth 150 foot, to the front of which concern there is a large house built.
Whoever will give in their Proposals for the same to Dennis Keeffe, Notary Publick,
will receive answers timely.‘ CJ (11/02/1754)
Gillman, St. Leger, Heward, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (11/02/1754)
59
Goddard, Holland. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Godfrey, Widow. Deceased, Hanover Street
‗On Tuesday last [15th] died the Widow Godfrey, of Hanover Street, aged 68 ; by
whose Death a Fortune of 150l., per Annum, comes to her Son Mr. Peter Godfrey, as
also 1500l., in ready Money.‘
CJ (18/01/1754)
Godfrey, Peter, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (18/01/1754)
Goggin, —. Nancy of Cork, Arr. Cove 15 Aug., Wind WSW, Jersey, Ballast
CJ (15/08/1754)
Going, Thomas. Merchant, [no address given], 19/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 69
Going, Thos. Merchant, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That…Thos. Going, Mercht., having served Noblet Johnson, Mercht., be admitted
freeman at large.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Goold & Morony. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Goold, George. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Gordin, Mr. Near the Quaker‘s Burying Place
CJ (08/03/1754)
Gottrel, Thomas. [No address given]
CJ (10/10/1754)
Gottrell, Thomas. [No address given]
CJ (07/10/1754)
Gould, —. Mermaid of Cork, Arr. Cove 28 Jan., Bordeaux, Beef, Pork
CJ (01/02/1754)
Gould, —. Two Brothers of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Dec., Wind SW, Ostend, Ballast
CJ (26/12/1754)
Grady, Henry. Now in the City of Dublin, Coach Maker, Hammond‘s Marsh, Cork
city CJ (18/11/1754)
Grady, John. [No address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Grady, Thomas. Bellman of [Cork] city, house in Fishamble Lane
‗Whereas it has been advertised in some papers in this City, giving notice that Francis
Adams was the person to be applyed to, to agree with persons who were willing to
indent for any of the plantations abroad. This is therefore to inform such Gentlemen
as may have occasion to employ a person for that purpose, that I am the person to be
applyed to as being Bellman of this City in the room of Francis Adams. Thomas
Grady. N. B. Said Grady is to be met with at his house in Fishamble-lane.‘
CJ (08/03/1754)
Granell, Mary. [No address given]
‗Whereas on the 12th of this Inst. John Granell, my husband, advertised in this Paper,
I had elop‘d from him, and caution‘d all persons from crediting me on his account.
This therefore is to acquit myself of such scandal, and assure the publick that I neither
intended to elope or run him in debt, and that it was the very ill treatment I received
from his sister and mother that obliged me to quit and seek refuge in my fathers
house. Given under my hand this 15th of August, 1754
Mary Granell.‘
CJ (15/08/1754)
60
Granell, John. [No address given]
CJ (15/08 /1754)
Granill, John. Cooper, Cork city
‗Whereas Mary Granill otherwise Shine, Wife of John Shine of the City of Corke
Cooper, hath eloped from her said Husband and threatens to run him in Debt. This is
to caution the Publick not to trust said Mary on my Account, for that I will not pay
one Penny she shall contract on any Account, whatsoever. Dated this 12th Day of
August, 1754 John Granill.‘ CJ (12/08 /1754)
Granill otherwise Shine, Mary. Cork city
CJ (12/08 /1754)
Grano, George. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Grant, —. Princess of Cork, Arr. Cove 22 Sep., Wind E, Rotterdam, Wine, Geneva,
Paper CJ (24/09/1754)
Grant, Luke. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Grant, Luke. [No address given]
CJ (26/04/1754)
Gray, Fran. Sen. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Gray, Francis, Mr. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (15/07/1754)
Gray, Joseph. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Gray, Mrs. [No address given]
‗Saturday [13th] died Mrs. Gray, Wife of Mr. Francis Gray, Merchant‘
CJ (15/07/1754)
Gray, Rich. Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (18/11/1754)
Gray, Richard. [No address given]
CJ (18/11/1754)
Gray, Widow. House in Mallow Lane, see also—Gray, William
CJ (18/01/1754)
Gray, William. Chandler, Mallow Lane
‗To be Lett, from the 25th of March next, the House and all the back Concerns
wherein William Gray, Chandler, lately lived, and now held by the Widow of the said
William, being very commodious for a Merchant or Chandler, situate in MallowLane, with a Gateway into Church lane, near the new Weigh-house. Whoever is
inclined to treat for the same, or any Part of said Holdings, may apply to the widow
Gray, or her Son-in-law, Harmood Weston, at said House.‘ CJ (18/01/1754)
Gregg, William. Secretary, Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted
Masons, Boyne Lodge, No. 224, Three Tun Tavern, Cork
‗The Members of the most Antient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted
Masons, belonging to the Boyne Lodge No. 224 in Corke, are desired to attend on
Monday the 24th Instant, at Ten o‘Clock in the Morning at the Three Tun Tavern
about Business of Consequence, and to celebrate the Anniversary Festival of St. John
the Baptist. Signed by Order William Gregg, Secretary. All such other of the
Brethren as are willing to Dine with us, are also desired to attend at Two o‘Clock of
said Day.‘
CJ (20/06/1754)
61
Guitton, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Guitton, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Guittons, Capt. Bowling Green Street, Cork
CJ (07/10/1754)
Guttons, Joseph, Mr. On the Quay*
[*Possibly Mr. Benjamen Lawton’s Quay, see also— Barry, John, CJ 24/10/1754]
CJ (24/10/1754)
Quaker Burial Ground off Summerhill South
62
H
Hackett, Thomas, Mr. Royal Garter, Blarney Lane, Cork
CJ (23/04/1754)
Hackett, Thomas, Mr. Blarney Lane
CJ (22/08/1754)
Haffield, Thomas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Halahan, Julian. [No address given], see also—Murphy, Dennish
CRIG CR-RC-MA- 3553
Hales, Richard, Mr. Dwelt in House, Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (24/09/1754)
Hales, Richard, Mr. Corke Arms Tavern
CJ (24/09/1754)
Hales, Richard. Secretary, Lodge No. 27, Ancient and Honourable Society of Free
and Accepted Masons, Lodge Room, Corke Arms Tavern CJ (16/12/1754)
Halket, Peter, Sir. Regiment, Old Barracks, Cork
[Stolen] ‗On the 3d Inst. [Wed.] in the Night, out of an Officer‘s Room in the Old
Barracks, a Mahogany tea Chest, with a piece shelved on the inside of the head, in
said Chest were three canisters ; at the same time was like Wise stolen a pair of silver
Spurs, double button‘d, with the Tower mark on them ; as also a Pair of large silver
Buckles marked I B for the Maker‘s name. Whosoever will give Information to the
Serjeant Major of Sir Peter Halket‘s Regiment quartered in the old Barrack, so that
they may be recover‘d, shall have 15 Shillings reward.‘
CJ (05/02/1754)
Halket, Peter, Sir. Regiment of Foot
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Halkett, Peter, Sir. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Hales, Mr. At the Fox
CJ (22/08/1754)
Hales, Mr. Cork Arms, Cork
CJ (10/10/1754)
Hales, Richard, Mr. Dwelt in house, Tuckey‘s Quay
‗To be Let for three Lives, or such term as shall be agreed on, a commodious house
on Tuckey‘s Quay wherein Mr. Richard Hale‘s lately dwelt.‘
CJ (24/09/1754)
Hales, [Richard]. Corke Arms Tavern
CJ (24/09/1754)
Hales, Richard. Secretary of Lodge No 27, of the Ancient and Honourable Society
of Free and Accepted Masons, Lodge Room, at the Corke Arms Tavern
CJ (16/12/1754)
Haley, Francis. Woollen Draper, near the Exchange
CJ (04/01/1754)
Halkett, Peter, Sir. Regiment, Old Barracks, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Halket, Peter, Sir. Regiment, Old Barrack
CJ (05/02/1754)
Hall, Bridget. Cork city, see also—Hall, Walter
CJ (11/02/1754)
63
Hall, Walter. Cork city
‗Whereas Bridget Kidney, otherwise Hall, wife of Walter Hall, of the City of Cork,
has Eloped from her said husband. This is therefore to caution all Persons from
Crediting her on my Account, as I will not pay such Debts contracted by her. Dated
this 10th Day of Feb. 1754. Walter Hall.‘ CJ (11/02/1754)
Haly, Francis. Woollen Draper, near the Exchange
CJ (01/01/1754)
Hammond, Caleb, Mr. Jeweller, under the Exchange Coffee House
CJ (15/08/1754)
Hanglin, John. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 51
Hanway, Jonas. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Harden, William. Sadler, Mallow Lane
CJ (15/07/1754)
Harding, John. Wool Comber, [no address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Harding, Will. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Harding, Wm Mr. [No address given], 4 July 1754 see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Harding, Wm. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also— Walter, Thos.
CCBCC (1876), 683
Hardy, Henry. George‘s Street, Cork
CJ (24/09/1754)
Hare, John, Mr. Tenant of House, Shop, and back Conveniences, fronting the North
Main Street, on the East Side, leading to North Gate, and joining New Bridewell
Lane, see also—Lavit, Walter
CJ (08/02/1754)
Hare, John, Mr. Paul Street
CJ (27/06/1754)
Hare, Richard and Bussel, Messrs. [No address given]
CJ (30/12/1754)
64
Hare, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city
‗Dublin, March 23, On Wednesday the 20th Inst, the following Address from the
Merchants and Traders of the City of Cork, was presented to his Grace the Lord
Lieutenant, by Eaton Stannard Esq ; his Majesty‘s Prime Serjeant, to whom the same
had been transmitted for that purpose.
―To his Grace Lionel, Duke of Dorset, Lord Lieutenant General, and General
Governor of Ireland. The Humble Address, of the Merchants and Traders of the City
of Corke.
May it please your Grace. We the Merchants and Traders of the City of Corke, being
fully convinced of the many real Advantages arising, not only to the Trading part of,
but to the whole Kingdom in general, from the seasonable Interposition, and Direction
of your Grace, in the Support of the publick Credit thereof, upon the late critical
Occasion ; Humbly beg Leave to return You, Our hearty Thanks, and to Assure You,
We never will, or can forget so great an Obligation.‖
To which his Grace was pleased to return the following Answer,
―I am much obliged to the Merchants of the City of Cork for this Insatnce of their
regard to Me, and am very glad to find, that my Endeavours for the Support of
Publick Credit have been agreeable to so considerable a Body of the Traders of this
Kingdom.‖ ‘ CJ (26/03/1754)
Harifield, —. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 28 Dec., Wind N, San Sebastian, Beef,
Butter &c.
CJ (01/01/1754)
Harmon, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Harmon, Joshua. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Harmon, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Harnett, James. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗That £55 be paid Mr. James Harnett, expenses he was at in obtaining a patent for
holding fairs at Currymorrohoo in the North Liberties, said Hartnett having agreed to
surrender said patient, &c., as Council shall advise, it being the opinion of this board
that the expenses of prosecuting a law-suit to lay aside said patient would amount to
more than £55.‘
CCBCC (1876), 678
Harnett, James, Mr. Sunday‘s Well
CJ (07/11/1754)
Harper and Armstead. Bank, [no address given]
CJ (30/04/1754)
Harrabal, —. [No address given]
‗Baptism of Harrabal —, of N/R on 19 Mar. 1754. Date of Birth: N/R. Father: Pill
Harrabal; Mother: Mary Elliord. Sponsor 1: George Gould, near Shand[on]; Sponsor
2: Sheehy. Saint Finbarr‘s South Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-BA- 39989
Harris, John. Shoe Maker, House next Door to Captain Crowly‘s, opposite Christ
Church
CJ (03/10/1754)
Harris, Michael. Cooper, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That…Michael Harris, Cooper, having served John Coughlan…be admitted freeman
at large.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Harris, Michael. Cooper, [no address given], 19/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 77
65
Harrison, George, Mr. Printer, [Cork] city
‗On Saturday Night last [11th] Died Mr. George Harrison, an eminent Printer of this
City…‘
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Harrold, Edward. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Harrold, Stephen. Grocery and Dye Stuff Warehouse, Sign of the Two Sugar
Loaves, North Abbey
CJ (01/01/1754)
Hart, Timothy, Mr. Schoolmaster, Cockpit Lane, Cork
CJ (30/04/1754)
Hartfield, —. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 31 Mar., Bayonne, Beef &c
CJ (01/04/1754)
Hartly, Capt. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Hartnett, —. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also—Harnett, James.
CCBCC (1876), 678
Harvey, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (23/12/1754)
Harvey, Richard, Mr. Cutler, Castle Street
‗Last Wednesday [9th] Mr. Richard Harvey, Cutler, Castle Street, was married to
Miss Lane, of Black poole, an agreeable young Lady with a handsome Fortune.‘
CJ (11/01/1754)
Hayes, Mr. Porter Room, Cockpit Lane
CJ (05/09/1754)
Hayman, John, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (30/04/1754)
Haze, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Healy, otherwise Quin, Catherine. Cold Harbour, see also—Quin, Maurice.
CJ (09/12/1754)
Healy, John. City Marshalsea
CJ (23/04/1754)
Healy, Joseph. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Healy, Joseph, Mr. Merchant, near Shandon Church
CJ (28/11/1754)
Healy, otherwise Rockfals, otherwise Randy, Patrick. [No address given]
‗Committal. Patrick Healy otherwise Rockfals, otherwise Randy, for striking and
cutting Matthew Braham, and William Duggan with a hatchett, in so desperate a
manner that they are not expected to live.‘ CJ (14/11/1754)
Heaphy, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Heare, Henry. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Hearlihy, Dennis. North Jail, see also—Bohelly, Cornelius.
CJ (08/04/1754)
Hearlihy, Dennis. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Hearn, John, Junr. House on Batchelor‘s Quay
CJ (01/01/1754)
66
Hearn, John, Junr. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Hearne, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Heartwell, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 3 Oct., Wind N, Porto, Wine
CJ (03/10/1754)
Herlihey, Dennis. North Jail
CJ (04/07/1754)
Hern, —. Port Pacquet of Cork, Sailed Cove 28 July, Wind WNW, Porto, Beef,
Butter, Lard and Coal CJ (29/07/1754)
Hern, —. Oporto Packet of Cork, Arr. Cove 2 Oct., Wind WNW, Porto, Salt, Fruit,
Wine CJ (03/10/1754)
Heward, John Lean, Mr. Springfield, Ballycannon, North Liberties
CJ (19/03/1754)
Hewetson, Christopher, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Hewit, Mr. Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (12/09/1754)
Hewits, Mr. Tukey‘s [Tuckey‘s] Quay
CJ (22/08/1754)
Hewson, James, Mr. Cork city
CJ (23/04/1754)
Hide, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Higgins, Andrew. North Jail
CJ (08/04/1754)
Hierlehy, Timothy. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Hilgrove, Thomas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Hill, Mary. Widow, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 38
Hill, Mary. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 55
Hill, Mary. Widow, Cork 1754
GCAIW (1930), 56
Hill, Richard, Mr. Gibraltar Tavern
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Hoare, Ald. [No address given] 16 Aug. 1754, see also— Hoare, Samuel.
CCBCC (1876), 682
Hoare, Mr. [No address given] 19 Sep. 1754, see also— Hopkins, Stephen, Mr.
CCBCC (1876), 682
Hoare, Robt. Law business for the Corporation, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That…£27 17s. be paid to Robt. Hoare, law business for the Corporation…‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Hoare, Samuel. Son of Ald. Hoare, [no address given], 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…Samuel, son of Ald. Hoare…be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
67
Hoare, Samuel. Gentleman, [no address given], 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 85
Hobbs, John. North Jail
CJ (03/05/1754)
Hodder, Francis, Mr. Merchant, Cellars in Cork
‗…Note…to be disposed of…at said Hodder‘s cellers in Corke, old brandy, barbadoes
rum, claret and white wine of several kinds reasonable.‘
CJ (22/02/1754)
Hodder, Geo. Mayor Elect, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That £300 be paid to Geo. Hodder, Mayor elect, in addition to Mayor‘s Sallary.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Hodder, Geo. Mayor 1754, Chief Magistrate Cork city
TCR 1837 (1980), 310
Hodder, George. Protestant Mayor of Cork 1754
ECR (1792), 289
Hodder, George, Esq. [No address given]
‗…and this day [Mon.] George Hodder, Esq; was elected Mayor of this City and John
Smith and Joseph Wethrell, Esqrs., Sheriffs for the ensuing Year.‘
CJ (01/07/1754)
Hodder, George, Esq. Mayor of Cork City, [no address given]
‗This day [Mon.] George Hodder, Esq; was sworn Mayor of this City ; and Joseph
Wetherhill and John Smith, Esqrs. Sheriffs for the year ensuing.‘
CJ (30/09/1754)
Hodder, George, Esq. Mayor, [no address given], 7 Oct. 1754
‗This day Mr. Mayor, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Wetherall were sworn Council Men, 7 Oct.
1754 CCBCC (1876), 684
Hodder, George. Protestant Mayor, Cork city 1754
JCHAS Vol. IIA (1893), 404
Hodder’s, Cellers. Cork
CJ (22/02/1754)
Holland, Mr. Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (05/09/1754)
Holland, Tho. Tiler‘s Work, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That £10 15s. 8½d., be paid to Tho. Holland, for tyler‘s work done…‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Holland, Thomas, Mr. Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (19/03/1754)
Holloway, Thomas. Dunscomb‘s Marsh, near the Draw Bridge
CJ (20/05 /1754)
Holmes, Esther, Mrs. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That Mrs. Esther Holmes be paid £15 9s., for cloathing for the Blue Boys and
‗Change Porter.‘
CCBCC (1876), 676
Holmes, William. Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 235
Hopkins, S. [No address given], 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
68
Hopkins, Stephen, Mr. Late Chamberlain, [no address given] 4 July 1754 see
also—Owgan, Ald. CCBCC (1876), 679
‗19 Sep. 1754. That the Chamberlain immediately apply to Mr. Stephen Hopkins for
£1867 4s. 7d. Due by him, and in case he shall not pay, that Mr. Hoare shall
commence such suits as Council shall advise for recovery thereof.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
19 Sep. 1754, see also—Smith, Ald. CCBCC (1876), 682
Hore, Miss. [No address given]
‗Yesterday was Married Miss Hore, to Mr. John Nash, of Brinny, near Bandon, an
agreeable young Lady with a handsome Fortune.‘ CJ (29/03 /1754)
Horgan, Daniel. [No address given]
‗The same Day [Sat. 27] was Executed at Gallows Green, according to his Sentence,
Daniel Horgan, Convicted of stealing Stockings out of the House of Mr. Elliot in
Blarny-lane, he declared himself Innocent of the Fact in his Speech, as well as of
many others, of which he said he was suspected.‘ CJ (30/04/1754)
Horne, Maurice, Mr. City Collector‘s Clerk, [no address given] 4 July 1754
‗That £2 10s., be paid Mr. Maurce Horne, City Collector‘s Clerk, for lists of imports
supplied.‘
CCBCC (1876), 680
Horrogan, Daniel. [No address given], Sat. 27 Apr. 1754
‗Daniel Horrogan, executed at Gallows Green, on Saturday the 27 April, for stealing
stockings out of the dwelling-house of Joseph Elliot.‘
FCR (1783), 164
Houlden, Edward. [No address given], see also—Morris, Zachary.
CJ (12/04/1754)
How, Lord. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Howard, —. Catherine of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Jan., Bordeaux, Beef, Butter,
Tallow
CJ (25/01/1754)
Howard, —. Polly of Cork, Arr. Cove 19 July, Wind NW, Kinsale, Ballast
CJ (22/07/1754)
Howard, John, Lean. Springfield, Ballycannon, North Liberties, within one mile of
the City
CJ (08/03/1754)
Howell, Nicholas, Mr. Sadler, under the Exchange Coffee House, see also—Irwin,
Edward
CJ (01/01/1754)
Howell, Nicholas. Sadler and Cap Maker, under the Exchange Coffee House,
opposite the English Coffee House CJ (15/03/1754)
Hughes, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Hughes, John, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (12/12/1754)
Hughes, Mr. Gunsmith, dwelt opposite Mr. Thomas Furlong‘s near Peter‘s Church,
see also—Seymour, George. CJ (17/10/1754)
Hughes, Timothy, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (15/08/1754)
Hughes, Rev. Doctor. [No address given], 19 Mar. 1754, see also—Reily, John, Esq.
FCR (1783), 165
Hughes, Rev. Dr. [No address given], see also—Reily, John, Esq.
CJ (19/03/1754)
Hughes, William. Hammond‘s Marsh, see also—Rochford, Laurence
CJ (25/01/1754)
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Huleat, James. Late Alderman, dwelt in House in Mallow Lane
CJ (29/03 /1754)
Huleatt, Jehosaphat. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That £9 1s. 8d., be paid Jehosaphat Huleatt for coal, &c., from Oct., 1753, to 2 Jan.
inst.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677
Hunt, —. Pearle of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 July, Wind W, Antigua, Beef, Pork and
Butter CJ (11/07/1754)
Huolahan, Catherine. Brick Hills, see also—Huolahan, Jery.
CJ (21/01/1754)
Huolahan, Jery. Joiner, Brick Hills
‗Whereas Catherine Connor, commonly Slatory, alias Huolahan, Wife of Jery
Huolahan, of the Brick-hills, Joyner, hath eloped from her said Husband‘s Bed : this
is therefore to Caution all Persons, not to Credit said Catherine on my Account, and I
will not pay any such Debt or Debts so contracted. Dated 21 Jan. 1754 Jery
Huolahan.‘
CJ (21/01/1754)
Hurley, —. Albion of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 Dec., Wind ESE, London, Hops, Hoops,
Hemp, Iron CJ (23/12/1754)
Colonel Sir Peter Halkett (1695-1755)
44th Regiment of Foot
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Inchiquin, Earl of. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Ireland, John. Smith Worker, [no address given], 10 May 1754
‗That £7 13s. 5¼d., be paid to John Ireland for Smith‘s work done from 28 Oct.,
1752, to 3 Jan., 1754…‘
CCBCC (1876), 679
Ireland, John, Mr. Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (08/07/1754)
Irwin, Edward. Sadler, Cork Arms, Castle Street
‗Edward Irwin, Sadler, at the Cork-Arms, in Castle Street. Has open‘d
Shop…encourag‘d by Mr. Nicholas Howell, Sadler under the Exchange CoffeeHouse, to come to this City where he has remain‘s during the space of four Years.‘
CJ (01/01/1754)
Irwin, Edward. Sadler and Cap Maker, Cork Arms, Castle Street
CJ (18/01/1754)
Irwin, James, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Izod, Kevan, Esq. Sheriff 1754, [no address given], see also—Lyne, Dennis,
commonly called Donogha Loyder. FCR (1783), 164
Izod, Kevan. Sheriff, [no address given] 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Izod, Kevan, Esqr. Sheriff of Cork city
CJ (18/07/1754)
A George I Antique English Silver Salver
Maker: Paul de Lamerie. Place: London. Date: 1726. Dimensions: 8¼ins (D)
Of circular form with upturned scalloped rim, raised on three scroll feet, the field engraved with a band
of scrolls and strapwork enclosing panels of brickwork with female masks at intervals, the center with
an Earl's armorials. The arms are those of William McWilliam O‘Brien, 4th Earl of Inchiquin, KB
(1700–1777) and his wife Lady Anne Hamilton, whom he married in 1720, the year after he inherited
his title. Lady Anne was the eldest daughter and heiress of George Hamilton, 1st Earl of Orkney.
Inchiquin was Whig Member of Parliament for Windsor from 1722 to 1727, for Tamworth from 1727
to 1734, for Camelford from 1741 to 1747 and for Aylesbury from 1747 to 1754. In 1725, on the
founding of the Order of the Bath, he had been appointed a Knight Companion by King George I. He
was Governor of County Clare from 1741 to 1777 and Custos Rotulorum of County Clare from 1762 to
1767. From 1744 to 1751, he was a Lord of the Bedchamber to Frederick, Prince of Wales and
admitted to the Privy Council of Ireland in 1753.
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Jackson, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Jackson, Ambrose, Esq. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Jackson, Andrew, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Jago, John, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
James Morrison, Wilson, Fenton & Company. Timber Yard, lower end of
Dunscomb‘s Marsh CJ (21/10/1754)
Jameson, Hugh. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Jefferies, Allan. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754
‗That Allan Jefferies be admitted free at the request of Sir John Freke, Bart., our
present Mayor.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Jefferies, James. [No address given], 16 Aug 1754, see also— Jefferies, John,
James, Sir.
CCBCC (1876), 682
Jefferies, John, James, Sir. Eldest son of James Jefferies, [no address given] 16
Aug. 1754
‗That Sir John James, eldest son of James Jefferies…be admitted freeman at large of
this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Jefferies, St John James, Esquire. [No address give], 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 94
Jeffries, Allan, Esquire. [No address given], 26/9/1754
ALFCC (2007), 94
Jelly, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. Lloyd‘s, near Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (05/12/1754)
Jelly, Signior. Lodgings, at Mr. Lloyd‘s, Baker [no address given]
‗Signior Jelly takes this Method of informing the Publick that he has by Order of
Alderman Croker, put off the Exhibition of his Fire Works, at the Bowling-Green on
Hammond‘s-Marsh, until Wednesday next, at which Time he will perform if the
Weather permits. Tickets to be had at his lodgings, at Mr. Lloyd‘s, Baker, and at the
Printer‘s hereof.‘
CJ (09/09/1754)
Jelly, Signior. Composer of Fire Works, [no address given]
CJ (12/12/1754)
Johnson, Andrew, Mr. Clothier and Dyer, without South Gate
CJ (01/01/1754)
Johnson, Andrew. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Johnson, George. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Johnson, Noble. Blarney Lane
CJ (26/12/1754)
Johnson, Noblet. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Johnson, Noblet. Merchant, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754, see also— Going,
Thos. CCBCC (1876), 682
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Jones, —. Industry of Cork, Sailed Cove 30 Jan., Rotterdam, Tallow, Lard, Calf
Skins CJ (01/02/1754)
Jones, Master. Industry, Brig from Cork, for Lisbon
‗…was seized 20 July in Lat. 39 by his Majesty‘s Ship Trial, Capt. Faulkingham, for
having 30 Casks of Camblets aboard.‘
CJ (22/08/1754)
Jones, Honora. Wash Woman, [no address given]
CJ (05/04/1754)
Jones, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (02/09/1754)
Joyce, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Joyce, Peter, Mr. Merchant, Cork
CJ (07/11/1754)
Joyce, William. [No address given], 1754, see also—Lyne, Dennis, commonly
called Donogha Loyder.
FCR (1783), 164
Illustration of Card Maker's Workshop from L'Encyclopedie by Diderot, d'Alembert, Paris, 1751.
At the left-hand side can be seen pasting operations and polishing by means of flints fixed to apparatus
suspended from the ceiling. In the back room freshly pasted sheets are being pressed and the excess
water squeezed out into the bucket. In the central area, sheets of cards are being cut using a cutting
machine whilst at the right-hand side finished cards are being inspected and sorted into complete packs.
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Kaple, Capt. Princes Street
‗On Wednesday last [27th] died Capt. Kaple, at his House in Princes street.‘
CJ (29/03 /1754)
Kealeher, Mary. [No address given], see also—Donohue, Derby
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3557
Kealliher, Patrick. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
Kealy, —. Dolphin of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 Feb., Wind N, Cadiz, Beef, Pork,
Tanned Hides CJ (19/02/1754)
Keat, —. John and Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove 10 Mar., Lisbon, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (11/03/1754)
Keating, —. Nancy of Cork, Arr. Cove 14 Mar., Lisbon, Salt
CJ (15/03/1754)
Keating, —. Hibernia of Cork, Cove 13 Oct., put back by contrary wind
CJ (14/10/1754)
Keefe, Timothy. [No address given] 26 Sep. 1754
‗That 13s. be paid Timothy Keefe for cleaning the Exchange slip for one year.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Keeffe, —. A Country Man, [no address given]
‗Wednesday, 23 Jan. 1754 one Keeffe a Country Man was knocked down on the Sand
Quay by three Ruffains, one of whom jump‘d on his Body, and pulled out of his
Pocket a Purse with eight Guineas and a half, which the Country Man perceiving,
boldly resisted the fellow, held him fast with the Purse, tho‘ the other two were
beating him intolerably, until one Bransfield a Cooper passing by, unto whom the
Countryman called for Assistance, came to him, and knocked down two of the
Fellows with a Stick, upon which the other let go the Purse, and they all made their
escape.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Keeffe, Dennis. Notary Public, Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (01/01/1754)
Keeffe, Dennis. Notary Public, [no address given], see also—Gillman, St. Leger
Heyward, Esq.
CJ (11/02/1754)
Keeffe, Dennis. Notary Public, Cork city
CJ (05/08/1754)
Keleher, Michael, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (11/11/1754)
Keleher, Mr. Corner of Christ Church Lane
CJ (18/11/1754)
Keily, —. Dolphin of Cork, Arr. Cove 28 June, Cadiz, Salt, Wine and Oil
CJ (01/07/1754)
Kelly, [No address given]
‗Same Night [26th] one Kelly was stabb‘d in different parts of the body in Maypoleroad, by Soldiers.‘ CJ (30/12/1754)
Kelly, Thomas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Kelly, Walter. Crown Office, [no address given]
CJ (14/05 /1754)
74
Kelly, Widow. Without South Gate near Crosses Green, see also—Atkins, John
Tom. Revd
CJ (11/03/1754)
Kenedy, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Kennealy, —. Three Sisters of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Mar., Lisbon, Wine, Sugar
CJ (15/03/1754)
Kennedy, Mr. Custom House, see also—Tredinick, James, Mr.
CJ (18/01/1754)
Kennedy, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Kennedy, Mr. On the Mall
CJ (14/10/1754)
Kennedy, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Kennedy, Mrs. At Mr. Hewit‘s on Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (12/09/1754)
Kennely, —. Three Sisters of Cork, Sailed, Cove 23 Mar., Dublin, Sugar
CJ (26/03/1754)
Kennelly, —. Three Sisters of Cork, Arr. Cove 22 Aug., Wind NW, Whitehaven,
Coals CJ (22/08/1754)
Kenny, James. North Jail
CJ (12/09/1754)
Kent, —. John and Stephen of Cork, Sailed Cove 25 Jan., Lisbon, Beef, Butter,
Starch CJ (28/01/1754)
Kent, —. John and Stephen of Cork, Sailed Cove 29 Mar., Antigua, Beef, Pork,
Butter, Wine CJ (01/04/1754)
Kerr, —. Eagle of Cork, Arr. Cove 15 Feb., F. Quara, Salt, Wine, Oil
CJ (19/02/1754)
Kidney, otherwise Hall, Bridget. Cork city, see also— Hall, Walter
CJ (11/02/1754)
Kift, John. Brewer, [Cork] city
CJ (08/02/1754)
Kift, Widow. [Cork] city
‗Tuesday last [5th] died the Widow Kift, Relict of Mr. John Kift, an eminent Brewer
in this City.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
King,—. John and Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 Feb., Wind N, Malaga, Beef,
Pork, Butter
CJ (19/02/1754)
King, —. Cork Packet of Cork, Sailed Cove 2 Apr., Rotterdam, Butter, Tallow,
Hogslard
CJ (05/04/1754)
King, —. John and Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 27 Oct., Wind NW, Gibralter, Beef,
Butter CJ (28/10/1754)
King, Ambrose. North Jail
CJ (05/04/1754)
Kinnely, ―. Three Sisters of Cork, Arr. Cove 27 May., Dublin, Grocery‘s
CJ (27/05/1754)
Kissane, John. Hibernia Packet of Cork, Sailed Cove 8 Sep., Wind SW, Bordeaux,
Beef, Butter CJ (09/09/1754)
Knethell, George. Of the Molly, at the Sugar Loaf, Paul Street
CJ (25/11/1754)
75
Knetnell, George. Of the Molly, at the Sugar Loaf, in Paul Street
CJ (28/11/1754)
Knetnet, George. Of the Molly, at the Sugar Loaf, in Paul Street
CJ (28/11/1754)
Knetthell, George. Of the Molly, at the Sugar Loaf, Paul Street
CJ (25/11/1754)
Knowlan, John. Margaret of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 July, Wind WSW, Gibralter,
Butter CJ (08/07/1754)
Knowland, ―. Margaret of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 May, Antigua, Rum, Staves
CJ (27/05/1754)
Knowton, —. Margaret of Cork, Arr. Cove 8 Aug., Wind W, Lisbon, Salt, Wine
CJ (08/08/1754)
Kyne, Dennis, Mr. Ale Draper, Mallow Lane
CJ (05/04/1754)
This is an illustration of Lavitt's Quay, which in 18th Century Cork was known as King‘s Dock. The
illustration showcases the Custom House which was vitally important to trade and commerce in Cork.
The city itself was always looking to Europe for trade and many Dutch and French Merchants settled in
Cork City, hence the name, Lavitt.
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L***t, Miss. [No address given], 1754
‗An old Beggarman, that made use of a crutch, and had a remarkable thick leg, was
whipt from Gate to Gate, on Wednesday the 28th of August, for exposing his
nakedness to Miss L***t ; being the second time of correction.‘
FCR (1783), 165
Lacy, William. Near the Main Guard
CJ (20/05/1754)
Lairt, Joseph. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lake, John. Jane and Sarah of Cork, Arr. Cove 3 Apr., Bordeaux, Wine, Brandy,
Vinegar
CJ (05/04/1754)
Lane, Abraham. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
Cj (26/03/1754)
Lane, Ann. Widow, Watergate Lane
‗To be sold by Ann Lane Widow and Administratrix of Henry Lane deceased, all her
Interest in and to the several undermentioned Houses and Fields viz. A House and
Factory in Blackpool, 153 Years to come from the 25th Inst. [Mon.], Landlord‘s Rent;
£04 00s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £11 00s. 00d.  Two houses on the rock, 16
Years to come from the 25th Inst. [Mon.], Landlord‘s Rent; £02 00s. 00d. The Rent
they set at; £07 00s. 00d. Four houses in Poltney‘s lane, 36 Years to come from the
first of May next [Wed.], Landlord‘s Rent; £10 05s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £21
00s. 00d. A house, malt house, &c., in water gate-lane, 52 Years to come from the
first of May next [Wed.], Landlord‘s Rent; £18 00s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £32
00s. 00d. A house in cross street ; 21 Years to come from the 25th Inst. [Mon.],
Landlord‘s Rent; £08 00s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £09 00s. 00d. A house stable
&c. , in clothier‘s-lane ; 962 Years to come from the 29th of September next [Sun.],
Landlord‘s Rent; £05 00s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £07 00s. 00d. A cabbin on the
water course ; 19 Years to come from the 29th of September next [Sun.], Landlord‘s
Rent; £00 10s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £02 00s. 00d. A Field part of Ballyphehane
; 62 Years to come from the first of May next [Sun.], Landlord‘s Rent; £03 03s. 00d.
The Rent they set at; £06 00s. 00d. A Field part of the Spittle land ; 18 Years to come
from the 25th Inst. [Mon.] with renew every 21 years during the original lease.
Landlord‘s Rent; £09 00s. 00d. The Rent they set at; £11 00s. 05d. Proposals for the
above Concerns will be received in writing until the first of May next [Wed.], by the
saidAnn Lane at her House in Water-gate lane, who will shew said Premises, and give
all necessary Informations to any Person inclined to Treat for them.‘
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Lane, Henry. Deceased, [no address given]
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lane, Miss. Blackpool, see also—Harvey, Richard, Mr.
CJ (11/01/1754)
Lane, Robert. [No address given]
‗To be set from the 29th of September next, or sooner if wanted, a genteel Dwelling
House well wainscoted, and agreeably situated in Princes Street, near the Play House
and Assembly. Whoever wants said House will meet with proper Encouragement by
applying to Robert Lane.‘
CJ (25/07/1754)
Lane, Wil. & Rob. Merchants and Traders of the Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
77
Lane, William and Robert. Cork
CJ (01/02/1754)
Lane, William. Merchant, Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 277
Lane, William, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗Friday last [24] died of a lingering Disorder, which he long supported with much
Constancy and Patience, Mr. William Lane, an eminent Merchant of this City…‘
CJ (27/05/1754)
Lane, William, Mr. Deceased, Dunscomb‘s Marsh
CJ (08/07/1754)
Large, John, Mr. [No address given]
‗Lost between Broad-lane and Cook-street, a Note on Mr. John Large, payable to Mr.
— —Creed, or bearer for 17l. whoever finds said Note, and brings it to Mr. John
Donnoghue, merchant, shall be sufficiently rewarded. Said note is of no value,
payment being stopt.‘ CJ (15/03/1754)
Lauene, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Laughton and Carleton, Mess. Merchants, of Cork
‗Yesterday [Sun.] came on in his Majesty‘s Court of Exchequer, before the Right hon.
The Lord Chief baron Bowes, a trial by Nisi Prius, wherein mess. Laughton and
Carleton of Cork Merchants, were Plaintiffs, and Mr. Tom of Kinsale, Merchant
Defendant, on a breach of Covenant which the Defendant had made to the Plaintiff in
the sale of a Prize Ship, when after a long hearing, and many learned Arguments by
the Council on both sides, the Jury brought in their Verdict for the Plaintiffs, with
517l. 17s. 9d. Damages and Cost.‘ CJ (08/07/1754)
Laughton and Carleton. Cork
‗As the case in relation to the sale of a prize ship which was decided in the Exchequer
last friday [5] was somewhat remarkable, the following state of it is published for the
information of our readers : This Ship (The Mary of Dublin) was taken from the
French last war by one of his Majesty‘s ships and brought into Kinsale where it was
condemned as a lawful Prize ; the Captors empowered Mr. Tom, to dispose of it,
which he did to Mess. Laughton and Carleton of Corke, who consigned it to their
Correspondents in Dublin, where it was again sold to Mess. Fry and Pemberton of this
[Dublin] City, from whom, as it was discovered to be originally an English Ship the
Property of Mr. Allen of Norfolk, it was recovered on paying the usual Salvage ; on
which the last Purchaser was obliged to apply to the Second for Restitution, the
second to the first, and the First to the Captors, from whom Damages were
recovered.‘ CJ (11/07/1754)
Lavit, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Lavit, Alderman. [No address given]
CJ (21/01/1754)
Lavit, Ald. [No address given], see also—Browne, Mountiford.
CCBCC (1876), 683
Lavit, Christiana. Widow, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 154
Lavit, Christian. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 66
78
Lavit, Nathan. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lavit, Nathaniel. [No address given], see also—Benson, Paul and James, Messrs.
CJ (22/02/1754)
Lavit, Walter, Esq. [No address given]
‗To be lett, by Walter Lavit, Esq; the house, Shop, and back Conveniencies, fronting
the Main-street, on the East-Side, leading to North Gate, and joining New-bridewelllane, now tenanted by Mr. John Hare, to commence the 25th of March next, Old
Stile, or sooner if required, as said Hare has taken another House. Also to be let
immediately by said Lavit, a commodious Malt house, on the North east Quarter
leading to the Brickhills. Also, the pleasant Seat of Flower-hill, from the 25th of
March next, Old Stile, now in Tenure of Colonel Sewell, with the Gardens and out
Offices thereunto belonging, having a delightful Prospect, and deemed the best Air
about Corke, together with about 20 Acres of Meadow, or less Acres if required,
Liberty will be given to plant and dress the Garden immediately ; good
Encouragement will be given to solvent Tenants.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
Lavit, Walter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lavit, Walter, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (03/05/1754)
Lavit, Widow. [No address given]
‗The same Day [Sat. 19th] died the Widow Lavit, Mother to Alderman Lavit,
possess‘d of a great Fortune : And Yesterday Evening [Sun.] her Corpse was interr‘d
in St Peter‘s Church.‘ CJ (21/01/1754)
Lavite, Mr. House where lately lived Mr. Osburn, in the Main Street, opposite
Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (09/09/1754)
Lawder, Donogha. [No address given]
‗Same Day [Sat. 27] was publickly Whipt, surrounded by a strong Guard of Soldiers,
from South Gate, quite to Blackpool Bridge, a Fellow call‘d Donogha Lawder, a
notorious Rioter, and one of the Knock ᾿em down Heroes. The City Sheriffs, much to
their Honour, and to the Satisfaction to all Lovers of Peace and good Order attended
him all the way, to see that most just Penalty of the Law properly Inflicted.‘
CJ (30/04/1754)
Lawson, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lawton & Izod. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lawton, Austen, Lawton & Com. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—
Hare, William CJ (26/03/1754)
Lawton, Benjamin and Richard. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare,
William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lawton, Carleton and Ferray. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare,
William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Lawton, John. Merchant‘s Quay, near the Draw Bridge
CJ (01/02/1754)
Lawton, John. Merchant‘s Quay
CJ (28/10/1754)
Lawton, Trayor. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (03/05/1754)
79
Lawton, Trayer and Hugh. [No address given]
CJ (14/05/1754)
Layfield, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Layfield, Mr. At Mr. Shivers‘s on Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (02/09/1754)
Leahy, Margaret. [No address given], see also—Fitzgerald, William. Schoolmaster
CJ (05/08/1754)
Leake, ―. Jane and Sarah of Cork, Sailed Cove 2 Jan., Bordeaux. Beef, Candles
CJ (04/01/1754)
Leake, —. Jane of Cork, Sailed Cove 26 May, Bordeaux, Beef, Butter
CJ (27/05/1754)
Leary, Daniel. North Jail
CJ (04/07/1754)
Leary, Daniel. Cork *1754
CWDCR (1910), 66
Leary, David. North Jail
CJ (04/07/1754)
Leary, Jeremiah. Ale Draper, Tuckey‘s Lane
CJ (07/10/1754)
Leary, Mathew. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Mathew Leary of N/R and Jeane Ryardan, of N/R on 12 Nov. 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA- 3556
Lee, Richard. [No address given]
CJ (20/05/1754)
Lee, Sussanna. [No address given]
‗…who lately kept Shop at the corner of half moon street, in Cork, having given up
trade…‘
CJ (11/07/1754)
Lees, John, Mr. Cabinet and Picture Frame Maker, Castle Street, near the Exchange,
Cork ‗The Owner never sells out of his Lodging.‘ CJ (01/02/1754)
Leister, George, Mr. Cork, see also—Wade, Richard, Mr.
CJ (25/01/1754)
Levy, Samuel. A Jew, [no address given] 18 Aug. 1754
‗August 18th, Samuel Levy, a Jew, was baptized in Peter‘s Church, by the Bishop of
Cork.‘ FCR (1783), 167
Levy, Samuel. A Jew, [no address given]
‗August 18 1754 Samuel Levy, a Jew, was baptized in Peter‘s church, by the bishop
of Cork.‘
ECR (1792), 177
Levy, Samuel. A Jew, [no address given], Aug 18, 1754
‗Aug 18. 1754—Samuel Levy, a Jew, was baptized in Peter‘s church, by the bishop of
Cork.‘ TCR 1837 (1980) 136
Levy, Samuel. A Jew, [no address given]
‗Yesterday [Wed.] Samuel Levy, a Jew, embrac‘d the Christian Religion, and was
baptized in Peter‘s Church by the Right Revd the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross.‘
CJ (19/08/1754)
Lewton, Trayer and Hugh. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare,
William
CJ (26/03/1754)
80
Linahan, John, Mr. Charters Lane
CJ (13/06/1754)
Lindsey, —. Cavendish of Cork, Sailed Cove 25 Jan., Africa, Beef, Butter, Tallow
CJ (28/01/1754)
Linnahane, John. [No address given]
‗Marriage of John Linnahane of N/R and Mary Brien of N/R on 18 Aug. 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3550
Linnard, Ellen. North Jail
CJ (21/10/1754)
Linnard, Maurice. North Jail
CJ (21/10/1754)
Litton, Ann, Miss. [No address given], see also— Colthurst, John, Mr
CJ (08/02/1754)
Litton, Anthony, Doctor. [No address given]
CJ (08/02/1754)
Lloyd, Mr. Baker, [no address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Lloyd, Mr. Near Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (05/12/1754)
Lloyd, Mr. Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (23/12/1754)
Lock, Mr. Author, [no address given]
CJ (15/07/1754)
Loghlan, John. At the Widow Banfields, Christ Church Lane
CJ (30/09/1754)
Lombard, George, Mr. Merchant, Mallow Lane
‗Yesterday Morning [Sun.] died Mr. George Lombard, Merchant in Mallow Lane.‘
CJ (22/07/1754)
[See also— CJ (29/07/1754) for correction of this insertion]
Lombard, William. [No address given], died Sun. 21 July
CJ (29/07/1754)
Lombard, William. Merchant, Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 290
Lombard, William. Merchant, Cork 1754
GCAIW (1930), 68
Lombard, Wm and Geo. Merchants and Traders, Cork city, see also—Hare,
William
CJ (26/03/1754)
London, Earl of. [No address given]
CJ (10/05/1754)
Long, John, Mr. Notary Public, [Cork] city, see also—Bradock, Ann, Widow
CJ (26/02/1754)
Long, John. Notary Public, on Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (15/08/1754)
Longfield, William, Mr. [No address given], see also—Berton, Thomas, Mr
CJ (05/02/1754)
Looby, James. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That £11 7s. 6d., be paid…to James Looby, entering the Public accounts in the
Ledger…‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
81
Loudon, Lord. Regiment, New Barrack, Cork
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Loudon, Earl of. Regiment of Foot, [no address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Loudy, Michael. North Jail, see also—Lynch, otherwise Loudy, Michael
CJ (14/01/1754)
Love, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Love, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Lovett, Verney, Esq. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Lowny, Margret. [No address given], see also—Colman, Daniel.
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3554
Loyder, Donogha. [No address given], see also—Lyne, Dennis, commonly called
Donogha Loyder.
FCR (1783), 164
Lumley, Hugh, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Lynch, Julian. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Lynch, otherwise Loudy, Michael. North Jail
‗Last Friday Morning [11th] Michael Lynch, otherwise Loudy, who was last Assizes
tryed for several Felonies, and lies in North Gaol, for his Fees, climb‘d up the wall of
the lower Room with a lighted Candle in his hand, and set Fire to the Floor, and all
the Prisoners Beds being Straw, took Fire, and took such a head of a sudden, that they
narrowly escaped being suffocated and consequently must have consumed the Goal,
but for the timely assistance and Diligence used to extinguish the Flames with the
Conveniency of a good Pump that is sunk in the Goal.‘
CJ (14/01/1754)
Lynchy, Dennis. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Lynchy, Michael. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (25/01/1754)
Lyne, Dennis, commonly called Donogha Loyder. [No address given]
‗Dennis Lyne (commonly called Donogha Loyder) was whipt from South-gate to
Blackpool Bridge, on Saturday 27th of April, for riotously assaulting and beating
Simon Rawlins ; he was also whipt on Wednesday the 1st of May, for riotously
assaulting and beating William Joyce. John Cossart and Kevan Izod, Esqrs. Sheriffs.‘
FCR (1783), 164
Lyons, James. North Jail
CJ (12/04/1754)
Lyons John Esq. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Lyon’s, Mr. House outside South Gate, near South Gate Bridge
‗Such Persons as are afflicted with the Scurvy may, hear of a Gentleman. Who will
Cure such Disorder effectually at the House of Mr. Lyon‘s, out side South Gate, near
the Bridge, or at the Printer‘s hereof. N. B. He requires no Payment until the Cure is
effected. He is ready to wait on any Person by leaving Directions at either of said
Places for him.‘
CJ (01/01/1754)
82
Lysaght, John, Senr. Esq. High Sheriff of County Cork 1754 [no address
given]
‗John Lysaght, Senr. Esq; High Sheriff of the County of Cork, and Thomas Allen,
Gent. Sub-Sheriff.‘ FCR (1783), 164
18th century Notary Public
www.dublin.irishnotarypublic.ie
83
M
MacCartie, Justin, Esq. Officer, General Brag‘s Regiment, [no address given]
CJ (27/09/1754)
MacCartie, Richard, Esq. Lodgings, [Cork] city
‗Last Monday [24th] died at his lodgings in this City of a fever, Richard Mac Cartie,
Esq; of Cloghroe, in this county ; a gentleman of the most promising and sweet
disposition of mind that could be wished for ; he only came of age last May since
which time he has taken such steps to make himself useful, not only to his own family
and tenants, but to all mankind, as makes his death a real loss, he is succeeded in an
estate of 1000l., per annum, by his brother, Justin Mac Cartie Esq; a minor, now an
officer in General Brag‘s regiment.‘ CJ (27/09/1754)
McAdams, —. Richard and John of Cork, Sailed Cove 1 July, Nantes, Beef, Pork,
Butter CJ (01/07/1754)
Mc Carthy, —. Bridget of Cork, Sailed 28 Dec., Wind N, Nantes, Beef, Raw Hides
CJ (01/01/1754)
Mc Carthy, —. Endeavour of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 Dec., Rochford, Brandy, Paper
CJ (01/01/1754)
McCarthy, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Jan., Malaga, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (28/01/1754)
McCarthy, —. Endeavour of Cork, Sailed Cove 5 Aug., Wind N, Bristol, Bottles,
Cider, Earthen Ware CJ (08/08/1754)
McCarthy, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 Jan., Malaga, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (28/01/1754)
McCarthy, Michael. Notary Public, [no address given]
CJ (02/12/1754)
McCarthy, Dennis. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
McCarthy, Mr. Chandler, House and Shop near the Main Guard
CJ (12/08/1754)
McCarthy, Owen. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
M’Adam, —. Richard and John of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 Sep., Wind E, Nantes,
Brandy
CJ (27/09/1754)
M’Carthy, —. Bridget of Cork, Arr. Cove 9 Mar., Nantes, Salt, Brandy
CJ (11/03/1754)
M’Carthy, —. Bridgett of Cork, Sailed Cove 14 Apr., Nantes, Beef
CJ (15/04/1754)
M’Carthy, —. Endeavour of Cork, Sailed Cove 14 Apr., Bristol, Tallow, Ox Bones
CJ (15/04/1754)
M’Carthy, ―. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 20 Nov., Wind ESE, Malaga, Wine, Cork
CJ (21/11/1754)
M’Carthy, Mary. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr. 1754, see also—Sullivan,
William.
FCR (1783), 164
M’Carthy, Michael. Tuckey‘s Quay, Cork
CJ (10/06/1754)
M’Carthy, Michael. Tucky‘s Quay, Cork
CJ (05/08/1754)
84
M’Clean, Thomas. Seedsman, opposite the Exchange
CJ (18/01/1754)
M’Cowin, James. Union of Cork, Arr. Cove 1 Feb., Bristol, Sugar, Hops, Bottles
CJ (05/02/1754)
McCowley, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 19 June, Bordeaux, Butter and Oxbones CJ (20/06/1754)
McCutchion, Robert, Mr. Bank Clerk, Messrs. Harper and Armstead‘s Bank
‗Same Day [Sat. 27th] dyed Mr. Robert Mc. Cutchion, Clerk in Messrs Harper and
Armstead‘s Bank.‘ CJ (30/04/1754)
McDaniel,—. Princess of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 Feb. Wind N, Campvere, Beef,
Butter, Candle
CJ (19/02/1754)
McDaniel, Neal. Parish Constable, [Cork] city
‗Yesterday [Wed.] one Neal Mc‘Daniel, a Parish Constable of this City having a
Warrant of Contumacy* against one Dennis Carrol, a Butcher, at the Suit of one
Wood, a Gunsmith, made a Caption** on the said Carrol, who desired him to walk to
his Stall, and he would pay him, which the Constable complied with and when they
got there, Carrol took up a Cleaver and gave the Constable a blow therewith over the
Temple and cut him desperatly, on which the Constable ran to Woods house, who
charged a Musket with Swan Shot, gave it him, went with him to the Stall, where
calling to the Butcher, desir‘d he would surrender, and go with him to a Magistrate, as
he was his Prisoner, which the Butcher not only refus‘d to do, but advanced towards
the Constable with a Cleaver in one hand and a knife in the other, on which the
Constable Shot him thro the body of which he died in about an hour; the Coroners
Inquest sat on the body and brought in their verdict wilful Murder ; the Constable is
committed to Goal where he is close confin‘d till discharged by due course of Law.‘
CJ (01/08/1754)
[* contumacy:—the wilful refusal of a person to appear before a court or to comply with a court order]
[**caption:—an arrest]
McDermot, Michael. Goldsmith and Jeweller from Dublin, Shop at the Sign of the
Naked Boy and Scales, opposite the Spinning Wheel, Main Street, Cork
CJ (30/04/1754)
McGuyre, Robert. Blarney Lane
CJ (12/12/1754)
McInerney, Connor. Salmon House, Goold‘s Marsh, opposite Doctor Rogers‘s
CJ (12/08/1754)
M’Adam, —. Richard and John of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 Sep., Wind E, Nantes,
Brandy
CJ (27/09/1754)
M’Grath, Elizabeth. North Jail
CJ (21/11/1754)
M’Grath, John. North Jail
CJ (21/11/1754)
M’Grath, Roger. North Jail
CJ (21/11/1754)
McGuyre, Robert. Blarney Lane
CJ (12/12/1754)
M’Guire, William. Servant, [no address given]
CJ (05/04/1754)
85
M’Lean, Thomas. Seeds Man, opposite the Exchange Cork
CJ (08/02/1754)
M’Mullen, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
M’Olive, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Arr. Cove 2 Dec., Wind SW, Gibralter, Currants
CJ (02/12/1754)
M’Swiney, Roger. [No address given], stable at the Blackmoor‘s Head, Mallow
Lane CJ (14/11/1754)
Mackey, —. Butcher, [no address given]
‗Sunday Evening [24th], one Mackey a Butcher, dropt dead in Bandon Road.‘
CJ (26/02/1754)
Madras, Anne. Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 310
Madrass, Mrs. [No address given]
‗Same Day [Sat. 2nd] died Mrs. Madrass, wife to the Rev. Mr. Madrass.‘
CJ (04/03/1754)
Madrass, Rev. Mr. [No address given]
CJ (04/03/1754)
Maggee, ―. Union of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 May, Bristol, Sugar, Cider, Dye Stuff
CJ (24/05/1754)
Magee, Alice. Wife and Executrix of John Magee [no address given]
CJ (17/10/1754)
Magee, John. Deceased, Dwelling House, Cove Lane
‗To be sold by publick cant on Friday the 25th Inst, October, the household goods of
John Magee deceased, as also two gardens, situated near the Red-abby outside South
gate, as also some Elm Plank, and two barrels and a half of Tar, and some Boat Oars,
as also the sixteenth part of the Sloop Union, whereof George French is at present
Master. The cant to begin at nine o‘clock at the forenoon, at his late dwelling house
in Cove-lane. Notice is hereby given by Alice the wife and executrix of the above
named John Magee, to all who were indebted to him in his life time, forth with to pay
into her, what they owed. him, otherwise they will be sued for the same according to
Law, and all to whom the said Magee was indebted to in his life time, are desired to
send in their Accounts to the aforesaid Alice Magee.‘
CJ (17/10/1754)
Magh, Elisibath. [No address given], see also—Bohelly, Timothy.
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3548
Mahany, John. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Mahon, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Mahon, James. Removed to Hanover Street, Cork
CJ (13/06/1754)
Mahon, James, Mr. [Cork] city
CJ (24/06/1754)
Mahon, Mary Anne, Mrs. [Cork] city
‗Yesterday Morning [Sun.] died greatly lamented, Mrs. Mary Anne Mahon, Wife of
Mr. James Mahon of this City.‘
CJ (24/06/1754)
Mahony, Dennis. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (26/03 /1754)
86
Mahony, John. Secretary, Lodge No. 28, Ancient and Honourable Society of Free
and Accepted Masons, Lodge Room at the Sign of Old England
CJ (19/12/1754)
Major, Henry. Bellman, [no address given]
CJ (03/05/1754)
Malenoir, Daniel, Mr. Cooper, George‘s Street
CJ (24/09/1754)
Man, Joseph, Gent. [No address given]
CJ (26/02/1754)
Mannin, Anthony. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Anthony Mannin of N/R and An Mauricy of N/R on 9 July 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA- 3546
Mannix, Henry. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also— Swete, Benj. Esq.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Mansfield, Wm. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Mantle, Joseph. New Inn, Hammon‘s Marsh, Cork
‗Joseph Mantle who kept the Stagg Inn in Mallow, is now remov‘d to the New Inn on
Hammon‘s Marsh Corke, remarkable to be well situated for Water, good Air, &c., and
as he is well furnish‘d with excellent Hay, Oats, and other requisits appertaining to
one in that Station, will accommodate his Friends with the utmost Care and Diligence,
and hopes therefore to have deserved the continuance of their Favour and Interest.‘
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Mantle, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Maragh, —. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 29 Oct., Wind NW, Dublin, Wine, Sugar,
Fruit CJ (31/10/1754)
Marche, Sieur. Surgeon Dentist lately from Paris, lodgings at Mr. Simmons‘s,
Peruke Maker, Daunt‘s Bridge
CJ (16/12/1754)
Marrett, Richard. Merchant, [no address given]
‗Freedom granted for ‗his sending to England when a great scarcity of Corn existed in
Cork, for several shiploads of Corn, and selling it under the Current Price for the
Public Good. 9/01/1754‘
ALFCC (2007), 116
Marrett, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Marrett, Richd. Merchant, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗Whereas Mr. Richd. Marrett, mercht., did in the Mayoralty of Ald. Smith send to
England for five ship loads of Corn, and sold same under the current price for the
public good, ordered, that said Marrett, for his good services, be admitted a freeman at
large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Marsden, Alexander, Esquire. [No address given], Private Secretary to the Duke of
Bedford, Lord Lieutenant (1754) Silver Box
ALFCC (2007), 116
Marshall, Simeon, Esq. Surveyor General, [no address given] 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…Simeon Marshall, Esq., Surveyor Genl…be admitted freeman at large of this
City.‘ CCBCC (1876), 682
Marshall, Simeon, Esquire. Surveyor General (1754) [no address given] 16/08/1754
ALFCC (2007), 117
87
Martin, William, Mr. Near South Gate
‗To be Let from the 25th of March [Mon.] next, a well inclosed garden, planted with
good fruit trees, &c., with four flat tenements, the garden to be let separate if required,
it joyns Mr. Gardin‘s garden, near the Quaker burying place. Enquire of Mr. William
Martin near south gate.‘
CJ (22/02/1754)
Martin, William. House, Cellar and Ware Rooms, near South Gate
‗To be lett, or the interest to be sold of the house, celler, and ware rooms, wherein
William Martin now lives in, near South gate…‘
CJ (24/09/1754)
Mason, Miss. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Massiot, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Massiot, Mr. Country Seat, Blackrock Road
CJ (25/11/1754)
Mathews, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Matthews, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Matthews, Burrowes, Mr. Surveyor of Cork Harbour, [no address given]
‗Mr. Burrowes Matthews, Surveyor of Cork harbour, to be land-waiter at Aston‘s kay,
in the room of Mr. Murth. And Mr. Mervyn Matthews, walking officer, to be
surveyor of Corke harbour.‘ CJ (03/10 /1754)
Matthews, Mervyn, Mr. Walking Officer, [no address given]
‗…to be Surveyor of Corke Harbour‘
CJ (03/10/1754)
Matthews, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (15/04/1754)
Mathir, Peter. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Mau, —. Two Brothers of Cork, Arr. Cove 22 Mar., Hurnic, Wine, Fruit, Liquorish
CJ (26/03/1754)
Maunsell, William. A. B. Deacon by Bishop of Waterford and Lismore; Priest at
Cork, 6 Jan. 1754.
CRCCR (1864), 219
Mauricy, An. [No address given], see also— Mannin, Anthony.
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3546
Maylor, Paul. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Maylor, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Mayor, Mr. [Sir John Freke, Baronet]. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That Mr. Mayor, do sign a receipt in favour of Ald. Wrixon, and Mr. John Wrixon,
for £72 annuity due from the Vintners‘ Comp., London, 29 Sep., last, for the use of
Skiddy‘s Hospital.‘ CCBCC (1876), 680
Mayor, Mr. [George Hodder]. [No address given], 13 July, 1754
‗That Mr. Mayor, Alden. Owgan, Westropp, Wrixon, and Rob. Travers, Esq., be a
committee to audit the public accounts to 30 June last.
CCBCC (1876), 680
Meade, John, Mr. Cork city
‗Yesterday Morning [Wed.] Mr. John Meade of the City of Cork, who came to Town
[Dublin] to attend a Trial at Bar, died at his Lodgings in Hoeys Alley.‘
CJ (21/11/1754)
88
Millerd, Ald. Deceased, [no address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also— Smith, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 678
Millerd, Alderman. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 678
Mills, Elinor. [No address given]
‗Elinor Mills, for picking of pockets, in the Cornmarket.‘
CJ (01/08/1754)
Mitchell, —. True Blue of Cork, Arr. Cove 14 July, Wind W, Le Havre, Wine
CJ (15/07/1754)
Mitchell, Dodsworth, Mr. Attorney, House on Batchelor‘s Quay, Cork
CJ (10/10/1754)
Molloy, Molly, Miss. [No address given]
CJ (25/01/1754)
Molloy, Lieutenant. Sir Peter Halket‘s Regiment
CJ (25/01/1754)
Molowny, Margaret. [No address given]
‗Committal. Margaret Molowney for stealing linnen from Thomas Donovan, Joyner.‘
CJ (14/11/1754)
Montgomery, Thomas, Mr. Picture Frame Maker, [no address given]
‗Friday night last [15th] between the hours of eleven and twelve o‘Clock, four or five
fellows with drawn swords, attack‘d Mr. Thomas Montgomery picture frame maker,
in Christ church lane, and cut him in so terrible a manner in different parts of his body
and head that his life is dispaired of.‘ CJ (18/11/1754)
Moore, Henry. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Moore, Henry. [No address given], 9Jan. 1754
‗That Henry, eldest son of Mr. Richd. Moore, be admitted free‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Moore, Henry. [No address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 122
[M]oore, John. North Jail
CJ (12/04/1754)
Moore, Richd. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—Moore, Henry.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Moore, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Moreland, Thomas, Gent. Cork city
‗I Thomas Moreland, of the City of Corke, Gent. take this publick method of asking
pardon of John Rogerson Esq; for any thing I may have said, or for any part of my
conduct that has given him offence, and I do assure him that it never was my purpose
to behave disrespectfully to him, and that I shall conduct myself towards him with
that respect and difference so justly due to a person of his fortune and distinction.
Dated this 12th of Dec 1754‘ CJ (12/12/1754)
Morgan, George, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (05/08/1754)
Morgan, Jonathan. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Morris, Abraham. Cork
CJ (10/06/1754)
89
Morris, Zachary. Sign of the Golden Fleece, Hammond‘s Marsh, in the House
where Edward Houlden formerly lived, opposite Peter‘s Church Steeple
CJ (12/04/1754).]
Morrison, —. Endeavour of Cork, Sailed Cove 4 June, Bristol, Tallow, Calve Skins
CJ (06/06/1754)
Morrison, Jerry. [No address given]
CJ (18/07/1754)
Morrogh, —. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Oct., Wind W. Lisbon, Sugar, Wine,
Fruit CJ (24/10/1754)
Morrogh, Andrew, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Morrough, —. St Patrick of Cork, Sailed Cove 12 July, Wind W, Cadiz, Beef and
Butter CJ (15/07/1754)
Morrough, James. House, [no address given], 26 Sep., 1754, see also—Newsome,
John and Solomon. CCBCC (1876), 683
Morrogh, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Morrogh, Widow. [No address given]
CJ (12/09/1754
Mostyn, Col. Royal English Fuzileers, Cork
CJ (10/05/1754)
Mountain, Michael, Mr. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (08/02/1754)
Moxley, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Moxley, Wm. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Moylan, John, Mr. Cork
CJ (10/10/1754)
Moylon, Dennis. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Mullane, Margaret, Miss. [No address given]
CJ (23/04/1754)
Mullane, Miss. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Mullane, Margaret, Miss. [No address given], see also—Sullivan, William.
CJ (23/04/1754)
Mullane, Margaret, Miss. [No address given], 1754, see also—Sullivan, William.
FCR (1783), 164
Mullane, Margaret, Miss. [No address given], 20 Apr. 1754, see also Sullivan,
William.
TCR 1837 (1980), 135
Mullane, Michael. North Jail
CJ (18/07/1754)
Mullane, Miss. [No address given], see also—Sullivan, William.
CJ (19/04/1754)
Mullens, Edward Mary. [No address given]
CJ (24/06/1754)
Mulholland, Michael. Sign of the Golden Ball and Three Tons, lower end of
Poultney‘s Lane
CJ (12/04/1754)
90
Mullins, —. Triton of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 July, Wind W, South Carolina, Beef and
Butter CJ (11/07/1754)
Mullins, Edward. Master, Triton of Cork
‗Burden about 250 Tons.‘
CJ (03/05/1754)
Mullins, Edward, Commander. At Walter Lavit‘s, Esq., see also—Lavit, Walter.
CJ (03/05/1754)
Mullins, Edward. Former Master of the Ship Lively of Cork, lying at North Strand
‗…burthen about 180 Tuns…‘
CJ (21/10/1754)
Murphy, —. Friendship of Cork, Sailed Cove 28 Oct., Wind NW, Cadiz, Ship‘s
Provisions
CJ (28/10/1754)
Murphy, Andrew, otherwise, James Calahan. [No address given]
CJ (24/09/1754)
Murphy, Daniel. Gentleman‘s Servant, [Cork] city
‗Wednesday [13th] Daniel Murphy, a Gentleman‘s Servant in this City, took a pistol
and shot himself through the Heart, the Cause of which, it is said was owing to an
extravagant Fit of Love.‘
CJ (15/02/1754)
Murphy, Darby. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Murphy, Dennish. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Dennish Murphy of N/R and Julian Halahan, of N/R on 29 Oct. 1754.
Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3553
Murphy, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Murphy, John. Cardmaker, [no address given]
‗Last Saturday Morning [11th] died Mr. John Murphy Cardmaker, who acquired a
plentiful Fortune in that Branch of Trade, which, we hear, he has bequeathed to his
two Brothers in Limerick, having no issue of his own.‘
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Murphy, John. Card Maker, late of [Cork] city, see also—Winthrop, William, Esq.
CJ (27/05/1754)
Murphy, John. Card Maker, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 195
Murphy, John. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 79
Murphy, Michael. North Jail
CJ (18/07/1754)
Murphy, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Murphy Mrs. English Coffee House, Cork
‗Mrs. Murphy, at the English Coffee-house, Corke, and Richard Gilborn of Said City,
Auctioneer and Publick Canter, have entered into Articles for carrying on the
Business of Canting ar said Coffee-house, and else where. All Merchants and other
Gentlemen may depend on having their Business done at said Coffee-house or at any
Place they please, by said Gilborn at the most reasonable Rates, to their entire
Satisfaction.‘ CJ (05/02/1754)
Murragh, —. Arnold of Cork, Sailed Cove 29 Jan., Lisbon, Butter
CJ (01/02/1754)
Murragh, —. St Patrick of Cork, Arr. Cove 6 Sep., Wind N, Saint Martins, Salt,
Hoops, Brandy
CJ (09/09/1754)
91
Murragh, ―. Ellinor of Cork, Sailed Cove 28 Nov., Wind N, Malaga, Beef, Batter
CJ (28/11/1754)
Murragh, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 Dec., Wind E, Dublin, Ballast
CJ (26/12/1754)
Murrarty, —. William of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 Oct., Wind W, Cadiz, Salt, Fruit, Jolap
CJ (24/10/1754)
Myers, Jane, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
92
N
Nagle, Joseph, Esq. [No address given], see also—Nagle, Kitty, Miss.
CJ (04/03/1754)
Nagle, Kitty, Miss. [No address given]
‗Same Day [Sat. 2] died Miss Kitty Nagle, Niece to Joseph Nagle, Esq.‘
CJ (04/03/1754)
Neal, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Arr. Cove 12 Sep., Chester, Coals
CJ (12/09/1754)
Neal, ―. Mermaid of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 Nov., Wind WNW, Barbados, Beef, Pork,
Butter CJ (11/11/1754)
Neale, ―. Lovely Jane of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 May, Chester, Coal
CJ (30/05/1754)
Neil, Roger. N Geat [North Gate]
‗Marriage of Roger Neil of N Geat and Cathe—, of N/R on 10 July 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3547
Neil, Roger. [No address given]
‗Baptism of Roger Neil of N/R on 12 Nov. 1754. Date of Birth: N/R. Father: N Geat
Neil; Mother: Cather Ormond. Saint Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork
South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-BA- 39992
Nethill, —. Molly of Cork, Arr. Cove 11 Mar., Bristol, Tobacco, Sugar, Glass
CJ (15/03/1754)
Newenham, Edward. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Newenham, Edward, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Newenham, Kidward, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Newenham, Mrs. [No address given]
‗[Mar.] (17)…On Shipboard in the Bay, Mrs. Newenham, Wife of Thomas
Newenham, Esq ; Representative for the City of Cork, and Sister to the Right Hon.
The Lord Viscount Castlecomer.‘
CJ (22/03/1754)
Newenham, Susannah. [No address given]
‗This Thomas [Newenham] married firstly, in 1749, Susannah, dau. of Viscount
Castlecomer …‘ (Susannah having died S. P.* in 1754)
CRCCR (1864), 229 [*S.P. sine prole = without issue / no children]
Newenham, Thomas, Esq. [No address given], representative for Cork city
‗Thomas Newenham, Esq ; Representative for the City of Cork, Dr. Wilson, Dr.
Hoare, and Mr. Maffey arrived [in Dublin] in the Wyvil Packet from Holyhead.‘
CJ (22/03/1754)
Newenham, Thomas, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
Newenham, Thomas, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (04/07/1754)
Newman, Adam, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Newman, Ald. Esq. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
93
Newman, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Newsom, John. [No address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Newsom, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city
CJ (26/03/1754)
Newsome, John and Solomon. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754
‗That John and Solomon Newsome have liberty to turn half an arch to join the North
Arch of the North Bridge, in aid of a presentment granted at the assizes for repairing
and widening the passage to the North Abbey, and that said persons have liberty to
widen the quay before the houses of Anthony Deeves, the late James Uppington,
James Morrough, and Moses Newsome, leaving a slip ten feet wide for thewatering of
cattle at the west end, said widening to be ten feet at the west end and to end in a point
with the new work facing Moses Newsome‘s new house.‘ CCBCC (1876), 683
Newsom, Moses. Linen Draper, at the Three Shuttles, near North Gate Bridge,
leading to North Abbey, Cork
‗Moses Newsom, Linen Draper, at the Three Shuttles near the North-bridge, leading
to the North Abby, Corke, who lately lived inside North-gate, is now removed to the
House wherein his Brother John Newsom, dwelt…‘
CJ (01/01/1754)
Newsom, Moses. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Newsome, Moses. New House, [no address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also—
Newsome, John and Solomon.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Newth, Gabriel. Glazier, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 309
Newth, Gabriel. Cork, 1754
CWDCR (1910), 82
Noal, —. Prince of Orange of Cork, Sailed Cove 1 May, Yarmouth, Wick Yarn, Calf
Skins CJ (03/05/1754)
Noall, Philip, Captain. Cork
CJ (19/12/1754)
Noble, John. Exchange Coffee House, Shop, opposite the Exchange
CJ (30/05/1754)
Noble, John. Where was formerly Mr. Delamain‘s Dancing Room, Boland‘s Lane
CJ (05/08/1754)
Noel, —. Prince of Orange of Cork, Arr. Cove 10 Mar., London, Hops, Sugar, &c
CJ (11/03/1754)
Noel, —. Prince of Orange of Cork, Arr. Cove 22 Aug., Wind NW, Liverpool,
Earthen Ware and Cheese
CJ (22/08/1754)
Norcott, John. George‘s Street, Cork
CJ (12/08/1754)
Norcott, John, Mr. George‘s Street
CJ (08/08/1754)
94
Norcott, John, Mr. George‘s Street, Cork
‗Thomas Boulton, Servant to Mr. John Norcott, in George‘s Street Corke, a low
swarthy squat ill featur‘d young Man, very much mark‘d with the Small Pox, a flat
turn up Nose, wore his own Hair, Brass buttons ; broke open his said Master‘s Cellar,
and carried thereout some Shrub,* Brandy, and Rum, &c., on his being detected he
went over a ten foot Wall and made his Escape. Whosoever secures the said Boulton,
so as he may be brought to Justice, shall receive a Guinea Reward. Given under my
Hand this 12th Day of August, 1754 John Norcott.‘ CJ (08/08/1754)
[*Shrub, n; alcoholic fruit juice drink: a drink made with fruit juice, sugar, spices, and rum or other
alcohol; (Early 18th century. fr. Arabic surb ‘a drink’]
Norcott, John. [No address given]
CJ (08/08/1754)
Norris, George. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
North Jail. [No address given]
‗Last Monday [21st] was committed to the North Goal, Cornelius Sweeny, a noted
Rioter, who some Time ago left this Town, for the Robbery of Mr. John Burchell, on
the High road leading from Corke to Bandon, for which Michael Lynchy suffered last
Summer Assizes, he behaved with the utmost audacity, and insensibility of his Crime,
when carrying to Goal.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
‗Wednesday last [6th] was committed to North Jail, Patrick Fitzgerald, for stealing a
loose Coat, the property of Mr. Michael Mountain.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
‗Thursday [14th] was committed to North Goal, by Alderman Owgan, Esq; William
Connor, and Timothy Cleary, for assaulting and throwing into the Fire, Mary Carthy,
in her House in Poltney‘s-lane, by which her Face and Neck are so burned, that she
lost her Sight, and her life is thereby despaired of.‘ CJ (15/02/1754)
‗Yesterday [Thu.] Margaret Savage, was committed to North Goal, by William
Owgan Esq; being, as supposed, a party concerned in putting Mary Carthy, formerly
mentioned in this Paper, on the Fire in her own house, by which means she was
burn‘d in so desperate a manner, that she died last Wednesday night [20th] in the
greatest Torture.‘
CJ (22/02/1754)
‗Yesterday [Mon.] Dennis Donovan, and Richard Fitzgerald, were committed to
North Jayl, by Samuel Croker Esq; for offering two Guineas, to two different Persons,
if they would give false Evidence in a cause depending in the Bishops Court.‘
‗Friday last [22nd] was committed to North Jayl, Darby Carthy, of Portney‘s Lane, for
aiding and assisting Timothy Cleary and William Connor, in burning the Face, Neck,
and hands of his wife, formerly mention‘d in this Paper, in so terrible a manner, that
she died of the same. And the Coroners Inquest was sat on the body, and brought in
their Verdict Murder.‘
CJ (26/02/1754)
‗Friday last [1st] was committed to North Goal, by Robert Atkins, Esq; Timothy
Sheehan, for stealing hay, the property of Mr. Thomas Busteed. Same Day was
committed by Ambrose Jackson, Esq; Timothy Hierlehy for stealing a Pig, the
property of Philip Checkly. Same Night was committed by the Sheriff, Matthew
Brahan, and Catherine his wife, for keeping a disorderly House and Julian Lynch,
Mary Reed, Mary Brien, Mary Crowley, and Mary Dinton, as lew‘d Women.
Saturday [2nd] was committed to the same Place, Francis Nowlan, against whom
there are 15 Indictments.‘
CJ (04/03/1754)
‗On Sunday last [24th] was committed to North Jayl, by Thomas Farren, Esqr ;
Dennis Mahony, for stealing a Cow, the property of David Welsh.‘
CJ (26/03/1754)
95
‗Yesterday [Sun.] was committed to North-Goal, by Thomas Farren, Esq; Andrew
Higgins, for several Misdemeanours. Same Day was committed by Samuel Croker,
Esq; Dennis Hearlihy, for picking a Woman‘s Pocket in the South Chapel of 1l. 3s.
8d. which was found on him.‘
CJ (08/04/1754)
‗Yesterday [Thu.] was Committed to North Goal, John –oore, and James Lyons, for
beating and cutting Mr. William Fitzgerald in so terrible a manner, that his life is
despaired of.‘ CJ (12/04/1754)
‗On Monday last [1st] the following persons were sent under a proper guard from the
North Goal on board a ship in the river, to be transported to his Majesty‘s Plantations
in America, viz. Cornelius Bohelly, Timothy Collins, James Caves, and Dennis
Herlihy. Same Day was committed to said Goal by Ambrose Jackson, Esq; David
Leary, for robbing John Baylor of 30l. in cash notes and accounts, near Glanmirebridge. Same day was committed to said Goal by Samuel Croker, Esq; Daniel Leary,
on suspicion of cutting and carrying away some Ash Trees the Property of Robert
Atkins, Esq.‘ CJ (04/07/1754)
‗Last Monday [8th] was committed to North Goal, Jenkins Conway, for Kidnapping
Matthew Collins, a Young Boy, and Selling him to Capt. Willis for half a Guinea :
Mary Barrett, for stealing wearing Apparel out of a Yard belonging to Mr. Willson in
water-gate-lane.‘
CJ (11/07/1754)
‗Committed to North Goal, Michael Mullane, Darby Sullivan, and Michael Murphy,
for beating John Coghlin, and carrying away the Toll of the Turnpike ; Jerry
Morrison, for wilful and corrupt Perjury in open Court.‘
CJ (18/07 /1754)
‗This Morning [Thu.] a Dispute arising on the Custom House Quay between Dennis
Collins and Timothy Donovan, two Porters, the former struck the other on the Head
with his Sling Pole and bruis‘d him in so terrible a Manner that he‘s not expected to
survive this Night ; Collins was immediately taken into custody and committed to
North Goal.‘ CJ (25/07/1754)
‗Sunday [11th] was committed to North Goal, by Samuel Croker Esq; Mary Dawly
for Stealing handkerchiefs out of the Shop of Mr. William Coughlan.‘
CJ (12/08/1754)
‗Yesterday [Thu.] was committed to North Goal, Ann Carrol, on Suspicion of
Stealing two Feather Beds out of the House of Mrs. Elizabeth Connor.‘
CJ (15/08/1754)
‗This is to give Notice to the publick, that I John Fennell, Domestick, has been
confined in North Goal in the City of Cork, by Mary Donohou, of the City of Dublin,
on suspicion of a marriage with said Mary, and upon a fair Tryal this last Assizes was
honourably acquitted according to the due course of law and proclamation, as it
appeared that I was neither married nor contracted to said Mary, and that I the said
John Fennell, do hereby give this notice to the publick that said Mary Donohou, shall
not be credited on my account as I shall not pay any debts contracted by said Mary.
Given under my hand this 24th Day of Aug 1754 John Fennell.‘ CJ (26/08/1754)
‗Last Week was committed to North Goal, James Kenny, for ravishing a Child of
about Ten Years Old.‘
CJ (12/09/1754)
‗This day [Thu.] to North-Goal, Darby Coclen, for stealing Tallow out of Mr. James
Huleatt Creed‘s Slaughter-house in Blarney Lane.‘ CJ (27/09/1754)
96
‗This day [Mon.] were committed to North Goal, John Smith, and John Eldridge,
soldiers belonging to colonel Waldegrave‘s regiment, for violently assaulting and
wounding Jeremiah Leary, of Tuckey‘s lane, Ale-draper, and cutting off his left hand,
whereby his life is in such danger, that its not expected he will live. This unfortunate
affair happened between twelve and one o‘clock last Saturday night.‘
CJ (07/10/1754)
‗On Friday last [18th] were committed to North Goal, by Thomas Farren, Esq;
Maurice Linnard and Ellen his wife, for buying seven ruffled Holland Shirts, they
knowing them to be stole.‘ CJ (21/10/1754)
‗Yesterday [Wed.] were committed to North Goal, Roger M‘Grath and Elizabeth his
wife, and John M‘Grath, being charged with robbing the Widow Bryan near North
Gate, of sixteen pounds worth Silk Handkerchiefs and Linnen, ten of the
handkerchiefs were found on them.‘ CJ (21/11/1754)
‗Wednesday last [6th] was committed to North Jail, Patrick Fitzgerald, for stealing a
loose Coat, the property of Mr. Michael Mountain.‘ CJ (08/02/1754)
‗Yesterday [Mon.] Dennis Donovan and Richard Fitzgerald, were committed to North
Jayl, by Samuel Croker Esq; for offering two Guineas to two different Persons, if they
would give false Evidence in a cause depending in the Bishops Court.‘
CJ (26/02/1754)
‗On Sunday last [24th] was committed to North Jayl, by Thomas Farren Esqr; Dennis
Mahony, for stealing a Cow, the property of David Welsh.‘ CJ (26/03 /1754)
‗On Wednesday last [3rd] Ambrose King, was committed to North Jayl, for stealing a
Suit of Cloaths, the property of Mr. Dennis Kyne, of Mallow Lane, Ale-draper.
Yesterday [Thu.] was committed to North Jayl, Mary and Margaret Boherty, for
stealing a parcel of Linen, from Honoria Jones, Washwoman. Same Day was
committed, Mary Tase, for stealing some Goods from Mr. Edmond Reily, Hugh Fibs,
to be confined until he prosecutes Cornelius Bryan, and his Wife, at the Suit of Mrs.
Ann Bingham, being one of the Evidences, as mentioned in one of our former
Papers.‘
CJ (05/04/1754)
‗On Tuesday last [30 Apr.] was Committed to North Jayl by Samuel Croker Esq ;
John Hobbs with several other Persons, for feloniously carrying away Lead from off
the Church, and Vestry Room of St. Finbarry‘s, valued 3l. Sterling.‘
CJ (03/05/1754)
‗On Wednesday [5th] John Coughlon was Committed to North Jayl, for offering to
sale some stolen Plate to Mr. Jonathan Buck Silver-smith.
Yesterday [Wed.] was committed to said Jayl, Catherine Arnell for stealing some
wearing Apparell from Mrs. Elizabeth Donovan.‘ CJ (06/06/1754)
‗This week were committed to North Jayl the following persons, viz. Patrick Kealliher
for rescuing Philip Quinlan, who was taken upon an action of debt ; Michael St. Clair
for stealing goods the property of Mr. John Linahan in Charters-lane ; John Robinson
on suspicion of enlisting men for the French King ; Owen Mc Carthy and Mary
Powell, for seducing a servant maid of Mr. Timothy Boyles linen weaver, to steal
Linens and Cottons from her said master, which she has declared.‘ CJ (13/06/1754)
Nowlan, Francis. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Nowland, —. Margaret of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 Sep., Wind ESE, Swansea, Ballast
CJ (19/09/1754)
97
Nugent, Mary. Widow, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 309
Nugent, Mary. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 82
George III Cork silver serving spoon with pointed handle in the neoclassical style
By John Nicholson, Cork, c.1770
Picture: Courtesy of Woodward Auctioneers www.woodward.ie
98
O
O’Brien, —. Francis and Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 19 Apr., Bordeaux, Beef,
Butter CJ (23/04/1754)
O’Brien, —. Francis and Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 2 July, Wind NW, Bordeaux,
Wine, Brandy, Vinegar, &c CJ (04/07/1754)
O’Brien, Colonel. Appointed Collector of Cork city, [no address given], 3 July 1754
‗July 3d, Colonel O‘Brien appointed Collector of the City of Cork.‘
FCR (1783), 166
O’Brien, Colonel. Collector of Cork city, [no address given] 3 July 1754
‗July 3d, Colonel O‘Brien appointed collector of the city of Cork.‘
ECR (1792), 177
O’Brien, Colonel. Collector of [Cork] Port, [no address given]
‗Yesterday [Wed.] arrived in Town the Earl of Antiquing; and Colonel O‘Brien who
has taken Possession of the Collectorship of this [Cork] Port.‘
CJ (04/07/1754)
O’Brien, Hugh. Dancing Master, School outside North Gate at Mr. Dormok‘s,
Hatter
‗Hugh O‘Brien, Dancing-Master, (Bred under the famous Lasack, lately arrived from
London,) Has open‘d School outside North Gate at Mr. Dormok‘s, Hatter ;and takes
this Opportunity of informimg the Publick, that he intends settling in this City…‘
CJ (01/01/1754)
‗…N. B. The said O‘Brien being misrepresented by some, and taken for one Brien
that keeps a Jigg House near North Gate ; the publick is to know he is not a Man of
that Step, but quite the reverse.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
o’Brien, Hugh. Dancing Master, School outside North Gate at Mr. Dormok‘s, Hatter
CJ (04/01/1754)
O’Brien, James Hon. Esq. Collector of Cork, [no address given]
‗We hear that the Hon. James O‘Brien, Esq; Collector of Drogheda, is appointed
Colector of Cork, in the room of Sir Richard Cox, Bart.‘ CJ (10/05/1754)
O’Brien, James, Hon. Esq. Collector of Cork, [no address given]
‗Promotions.) The Hon. James O‘Brien, brother to the Earl of Inchiquin, and
Collector of Drogheda, is made Collector of Corke in the room of Sir Richard Cox,
Bart.‘ CJ (20/05 /1754)
O’Brien, James, Hon. Esq. Collector of [Cork] city, [no address given], 4 July
1754, see also— Cloyne, Bishop of.
CCBCC (1876), 680
O’Brien Hon. James. Collector of Cork, [no address given] (1754) Silver Box.
04/07/1754 ALFCC (2007), 131
O’Brien, Matthias. House, Hammond‘s Marsh
CJ (01/07 /1754)
O’Brien, Maurice. [No address given]
‗Baptism of Maurice O‘Brien of N/R on 8 Nov. 1754. Date of Birth: N/R. Father:
Jon O‘Brien; Mother: Mary O‘Brien. Saint Finbarr‘s South Cork & Ross (RC) Cork
South Parish’ CRIG CR-RC-BA-39991
o’Brien, Mr. Sign of the Bull‘s Head, near South Gate
CJ (25/11/1754)
O’Brien, Mr. Black Bull, near South Gate
CJ (12/12/1754)
99
O’Bryan, Edward Sir. [No address given]
CJ (30/04/1754)
o’Bryen, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
O’Farrell, Brigadier Gen. [No address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
O’Hea, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (01/07/1754)
O’Keeffe, Keeffe. [No address given], 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 311
O’Keeffe, Keefe. [No address given]
‗Baptism of Keefe O‘Keeffe, of N/R on 4 July 1754. Date of Birth: N/R. Father: Jo
O‘Keeffe; Mother: Mary Howly. Saint Finbarr‘s South Cork & Ross (RC) Cork
South Parish’ CRIG CR-RC-BA-39990
O’Keeffe, Keeffe. Kilbarry 1754
CWDCR (1910), 84
Olliff, Thamar. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 84
Olliffe, Thamer. Executor of John Murphy, [no address given], see also—Winthrop,
William, Esq. CJ (27/05/1754)
Olliffe, Thamas. Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 311
Osburn, Mr. Lived in Main Street, opposite Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (09/09 /1754)
Osburne, Quintin, Mr. Shop, belonging to the House in Main Street, opposite
Tuckey‘s Lane
CJ (13/06/1754)
100
O’Sullivan, Morty Oge. Deceased, Barrack Yard
May 1-A party of soldiers under the command of lieutenant Appleton was sent in
pursuit of Morty Oge O‘Sullivan, one of the murderers of John Puxlcy, Esq. on the
4th. About l2 o‘clock at night, they arrived at Bearhaven, and in a short time after
were discovered by the centinels belonging to Sullivan; but the party being too far
advanced towards the house, the centinels had not time to warn the inmates of their
approach, but made the best of their way to save.themselves. The party immediately
surrounded the house, but Sullivan and his party being alarmed by the barking of a
dog which was in the house, took the alarm directly. Sullivan being in his shirt, came
to the door and opened it with a blunderbuss in his hand; upon which he and his men
fired several blunderbusses ‗out of the house at the party, but finding them too strong,
he thought of the stratagem of sending out men, one at a time, thinking that the party
would have left the·house to follow them, by which means he might escape, but he
was prevented by the officer, who only fired at the men as they went off. At length
Sullivan‘s wife with her child and nurse, came out and asked for quarter, which was
granted; the officer asked her who was in the house; she answered, no one but her
husband and some of his men; upon which he ordered the house to be set on fire,
which they were a long time in doing, the men‘s arms being rendered quite useless
from the heavy rains; but this being at last accomplished, they were obliged to come
out. Sullivan and his men ' behaved with great bravery, he himself snapped his
blunderbuss twice at the party, which missed fire; the officer‘s party also fired at him
twice with as little success, but the third time shot him and some others dead, some
more were wounded, but they only brought away the body of Sullivan and two
prisoners John Sullivan and Daniel Conne1; the king's boat at the same time went
round and sunk the sloop belonging to Sullivan. Had it not been for the wetness of
the night, the party would have been discovered sooner, but Sullivan had not his usual
centinels out, not expecting any thing to disturb him. The two prisoners were put into
the south gaol until the assizes, when they were hanged on the wooden gallows and
their heads spiked on the south gaol; Sullivan's body was lodged in the barrack-yard
until further orders; he was afterwards taken to the county court, his head spiked on
the south gaol, and his remains interred on the battery in the new barrack.
TCR 1980 (1837), 135-6
101
O’Sullivan, Morty Ogue. Deceased, Barrack Yard
‗Yesterday [Thu.] the Party of Soldiers returned, that went in Pursuit of Morty Ogue
O‘Sullivan, on Thursday last, [2 Apr.], from Corke to Beerhaven. On Saturday Night
[4 Apr.] about 12 o‘clock the Party under the Command of Lieutenant Appleton
arrived at Beerhaven, and in a small time after was discovered by the Centries
belonging to said Sullivan, but the Party being too far advanced towards the House,
the Centry had not time to warn the House of their Approach, but made the best of
their way to save themselves ; immediately the Party surrounded the House, but
Sullivan and his Party being alarmed by the barking of a Dog, which they had in the
House, took the Alarm directly, Sullivan came to the Door and opened it in his Shirt,
with a Blunderbuss in his Hand, at the same time they might have taken away his
Life, but the Commanding Officer chusing rather to take him alive, did not Fire at him
; Sullivan and his men fired several Blunderbusses out of the House at the Party, but
fining them too strong, he thought on a Stratagem, by sending out one Man at a time,
thinking by that means the Party would have left the House to follow them by which
he might get off, but he was prevented by the Officer who only fired at the Men as
they went off ; then Sullivan‘s Wife, with her Child and Nurse, came out and asked
for Quarters, which was granted, the Officer ask‘d her who was in the House, she told
him no one bet her Husband and some of his Men, upon which he ordered the house
to be set on Fire, which they were a long time doing, the Men‘s Arms being rendered
quite useless from the heavy rains, but the House being at last set on Fire, they were
obliged to come out ; Sullivan behaved with great Bravery, as did his Men, he stood
and snap‘d his Blunderbuss twice at the Party, and miss‘d Fire, and Cocking the third
Time, shot him through the heart dead on the spot, with some others ; some more
were wounded, and only the Body of Sullivan was brought away dead, and two
Prisoners alive ; the King‘s Boat at the same time went round, and sunk the Sloop
belonging to him ; had it not been for the wetness of the Night, we would have been
discovered sooner he had not his usual Centries out, as not expecting any thing to
disturb him. The two Prisoners that were brought alive, were put into the South Goal,
and the Body of Sullivan was lodged in the Barrack Yard, till further Orders.‘
CJ (10/05/1754)
102
O’Sullivan, Morty Ogue. Deceased, Barrack Yard
‗Thursday, May 9th, The party of soldiers returned, that went in pursuit of Morty
Ogue O‘Sullivan on Thursday [2 Apr.], from Cork to Beerhaven. On Saturday night
[4 Apr.], about 12 o‘clock, the party under the command of Lieutenant Appleton,
arrived at Beerhaven, and in a small time after was discovered by the centinels
belonging to said Sullivan, but the party being too far advanced towards the house, the
centinels had not time to warn the house of their approach, but made the best of their
way to save themselves ; immediately the party surrounded the house, but Sullivan
and his party being alarmed by the barking of a dog, which they had in the house,
took the alarm directly ; Sullivan came to the door and opened it in his shirt, with a
blunderbuss in his hand ; at the same time they might have taken away his life, but the
commanding officer chusing rather to take him alive, did not fire at him ; Sullivan and
his men fired several blunderbusses out of the house at the party, but finding them too
strong, he thought on a stratagem, by sending out one man at a time, thinking by that
means the party would have left the house to follow them, by which he might get off,
but he was prevented by the officer who only fired at the men as they went off ; at
length Sullivan‘s wife, with her child and nurse, came out and asked for quarters,
which was granted ; the officer asked her who was in the house, she answered no one
bet her husband and some of his men, upon which he ordered the house to be set on
fire, which they were a long time doing, the mens arms being rendered quite useless
from the heavy rains, but the house being at last set on fire, they were obliged to come
out : Sullivan behaved with great bravery, as did his men, he stood and snapped his
blunderbuss twice at the party, and missed fire, and cocking the third time, shot him
through the heart dead on the spot, with some others ; some more were wounded, and
only the body of Sullivan was brought away dead, and two prisoners (Sullivan and
Connel) alive ; the King‘s boat at the same time went round, and sunk the sloop
belonging to him ;—had it not been for the wetness of the night, the party would have
been discovered sooner—he had not his usual centinels out, as not expecting any
thing to disturb him. The two prisoners that were brought alive, were put into the
South Gaol, and the body of Sullivan was lodged in the Barrack Yard till further
orders ; he was afterwards taken to the County Court, his head spiked on South Gaol,
and his remains interred on the Battery in the new Barrack.‘ [New Barrack is now
Elizabeth Fort on Barrack Street]
FCR (1783), 165-6
O’Sullivan, William. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Owens, Samuel, Gent. Clerk, White Friar Street, Dublin. Lent Assizes 1754,
Munster Circuit, County of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Owens, Samuel, Gent. Clerk, White Friar Street, Dublin. Lent Assizes 1754,
Munster Circuit, County of the City Cork, at the Tholsel, Mon. 8 Apr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Owgan, Alderman. [No address given] 9 Jan 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Owgan, Alderman. [No address given], 7 Oct., 1754, see also—Croker, Alderman.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Owgan, Alderman, Esq. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (15/02/1754)
103
Owgan, Ald. [No address given], 4 July 1754
‗This day, Ald. Owgan, Westropp, Wrixon, Mr. Wm. Harding, Ralph Uvedale,
Francis Carleton, Robt. Travers, a committee for settling the public accounts, report
that they had stated the accounts of Mr. Stephen Hopkins, late Chamberlain, to 10
July, 1753, and that he owes the Corporation £1867 4s. 7d. The same Committee
(exept Uvedale) report that they had stated the accounts of George Baxter, late
receiver of the penny dues and Meat Shamble rents to 25 Nov., 1752, and that said
Baxter owes the Corporation £80 5s. 4¼d., besides a promissory note passed by him
and Robt. Baxter, for £20 10s. 1d., to S. Hopkins, as cash, and as such passed by
Hopkins to F. Carleton, for the use of the Corporation. The above Committee (with
Uvedale) examined the accounts of Mr. John Wright, water bailiff, to 9 July, 1753,
and find he owes £34 18s. 10d. Also, they examined the accounts of Mr. Thos.
Wood, receiver of the Milk Market dues at Blackpool, to 25 March, 1753, and find he
owes 6¾d.‘ CCBCC (1876), 679
Owgan, Thomas, Mr. At Mr. Bousfield‘s
CJ (10/10/1754)
Owgan William Esq. [No address given]
CJ (22/02/1754)
Owgan, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
An 18th-century coffee house with a customer making his point
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
104
P
Palliser, Walter. [No address given], 7 Oct. 1754
‗That £11 9s. 7d., be paid Walter Palliser for English Newspapers supplied, from
*Mich., 1753, to Mich., 1754.‘
CCBCC (1876), 684
[*Mich.,=Michaelmas:–the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel is a day in the Western Christian calendar which occurs on 29
September. Because it falls near the equinox, it is associated in the northern hemisphere with the beginning of autumn and the
shortening of days. Michaelmas has also delineated time and seasons for secular purposes as well, particularly in the United
Kingdom and Ireland as one of the quarter days.
en.wikipedia.org]
Palliser, Walter, Mr. [No address given], 4 July 1754
‗That £11 9s. 7d., be paid Mr. Walter Palliser for News papers and Votes, from 7
Sep., 1752, to 7 Sep., 1753.‘ CCBCC (1876), 680
Palmer, Henry. Surgeon, [no address given], see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Parker, —. Philip and Susanah of Cork, Arr. Cove 4 Aug., Wind W, Plymouth, Tar
Pitch, Cider CJ (05/08/1754)
Parker, Ald. [No address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also—Parker, Michael.
CCBCC (1876), 683
Parker, Michael. Eldest son of Alderman Parker, [no address given] 26 Sep. 1754
‗That…Michael, eldest son of Ald. Parker…be admitted free at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Parker, Anthony, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Parkes, Mr. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 683
Parks, Mr. Common Speaker, [no address given], 4 July 1754
CCBCC (1876), 680
Parks, William, Mr. Speaker, [no address given]
‗Last week Mr. William Parks was chosen Speaker.‘
CJ (01/07/1754)
Parriot, —. Friendship of Cork, Arr. Cove 12 Feb., Nantes, Brandy
CJ (15/02/1754)
Parriot, —. Friendship of Cork, Sailed, Cove 27 June, Bordeaux, Beef, Pork, Butter
CJ (27/06/1754)
Parrot, —. Friendship of Cork, Sailed Cove 12 Apr., Bordeaux, Beef, Butter,
Candles
CJ (15/04/1754)
Parrot, Mathew. [No address given], 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 389
Pasquali, Signior. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Patriot, —. Friendship of Cork, Arr. Cove 5 June, Bordeaux, Wine, Vinegar
CJ (06/06/1754)
Pay, ―. Egmont of Cork, Arr. Cove 20 Feb., New York, Lumber, Flax Seed
CJ (22/02/1754)
Payne, Sylvanus. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 86
Pearson, Matthew, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Pedder, Bel. Dwelling House, Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (22/ /1754)
105
Pembrock, Thomas, Esq. Justice of the Peace for [Cork] city, [no address given]
‗This Day died of the Gout in his Stomach, Thomas Pembrock, Esq; one of his
Majesty‘s Justices of the Peace for this City.‘
CJ (19/09/1754)
Penrose, Francis, Mr. [No address given], see also—Rochford, Laurence
CJ (25/01/1754)
Penrose, Francis. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Perdrian, Dan. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Perry, John. Near the Draw Bridge, Cork
CJ (22/02/1754)
Perry, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Perry, John. [No address given]
CJ (08/08/1754)
Perry, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Perry, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Phair, Herbert. Porter House, next Door to the Sign of the Boot, Cross Lane,
leading to the Fishambles
CJ (01/01/1754)
Philips, Reverend Father. [No address given], see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Philpot, Usher. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Phipps, George, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (20/05 /1754)
Piersey, James and George. Cellars, Cork
CJ (15/03/1754)
Pigot, Emanuel, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (10/06/1754)
Pigott, Emanuel, Esq. Representative in the name of the Free and Independent
Inhabitants of the City and County of Cork, [no address given]
CJ (08/08/1754)
Pike, Benjamin, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (26/04/1754)
Pike, Deborah, Miss. [No address given]
‗Last Friday [10th] was married at the Quaker‘s Meeting, Miss Deborah Pike,
Daughter of Mr. Ebenezer Pike late of this City, to Mr. Harris of Waterford.‘
CJ (14/05/1754)
Pike, Ebenezer. Late of [Cork] city
CJ (14/05/1754)
Pilkington, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08 /1754)
Pilkington, Mrs. Castle Street
CJ (26/08/1754)
Pilkington, Mrs. Printer, Castle Street
CJ (05/09/1754)
106
Pilkington, Mrs. Castle Street
CJ (12/09/1754)
Pillion, Charles. Blue Anchor, Cove Lane
‗Charles Pillion, Who formerly kept the Gibraltar-Tavern, has removed to the wellnoted Blue-Anchor, in Cove-lane [Douglas Street], and sells all kinds of Liquor in its
Purity ; likewise the best of all Kinds of Eating as bespoke, on the most reasonable
terms, with proper Accommodation for both Man and Horse. N. B. Said Pillion has a
House, Stable and Garden, on the Road leading to Black rock, to be let, or the Interest
to be sold.‘
CJ (18/01/1754)
Pillion, Charles. House, Stable and Garden, Blackrock Road, see also—Pillion,
Charles
CJ (18/01/1754)
Pope, Thomas, Steevens, Mr. Portrait Painter, (lately from Dublin), lodged at Mr.
Keleher‘s, corner of Christ Church Lane
CJ (18/11/1754)
Popham, James. Cove Lane
‗To be Let or the Interest to be sold, the 1st of May next [Wed.] a very convenient
House in Clothier‘s-lane, fit for any one in the Clothing Trade, as there is several
Conveniences belongs to said House in that way, with Greats, Locks, and a Stone
Chimney-piece in the Parlour. Whoever has a mind to Treat for the same may apply
to James Popham in Cove-lane, or to the Widow Bleach in said House.—N. B. There
is upwards of four hundred years of the Lease unexpri‘d‘ CJ (26/03 /1754)
Popham, Joseph. [No address given]
CJ (27/05/1754)
Popham, Joseph, Mr. Merchant, [no address given]
CJ (24/06 /1754)
Popham, Joseph. Merchant, late of [Cork] city, 19 Sep. 1754, see also—Smith, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 682
Popham, Thomas. At Mr. John Connor‘s, Paul Street, Cork
CJ (27/05/1754)
Powell, Mary. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
Powell, Robert, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (02/12/1754)
Power, —. Richard and John of Cork, Arr. Cove 5 Mar., Benecarloe, Wine, Brandy,
Soap, Cork CJ (08/03/1754)
Power, —. Culloden of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Aug., Wind SW, Malaga, Wine
CJ (15/08/1754)
Power, —. Cullodan of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Aug., Wind E, Dublin, Wine
CJ (26/08/1754)
Power, Roger. Attorney, Cork
CJ (05/09/1754)
Preistnal, Mary. Cork 1754*
CWDCR (1910), 90
Price, —. Lamb of Cork, Sailed Cove 30 Nov., Wind N, Barbados, Beef, Pork,
Butter, Oats CJ (02/12/1754)
Price, Thomas. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Prosser, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (10/10/1754)
107
Prosser, Peter, Mr. Late of [Cork] city
‗…s Mr. Prosser has dropt his business and disposed of his utensils…‘
CJ (10/10/1754)
Pumphry, Barbara. Widow, House between North Bridge and Shandon Church
CJ (29/03 /1754)
Pumpry, John, Mr. [No address given], see also—Quin, Edmond, Mr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Pumpry, John, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/02/1754)
Punch, John. Farmer, Ballyvusky, South Liberties , Cork city
CJ (15/08/1754)
Purcell, James, Mr. Main Street
CJ (04/07/1754)
Purcell, James, Mr. Woollen Draper, Sign of the Harp and Crown, near the
Exchange
CJ (28/11/1754)
Purcell, James. Woollen Draper, Sign of the Harp and Crown, near the Exchange.
Removed there from the corner of Broad Lane
CJ (28/11/1754)
Purdon, George. [No address given]
CJ (22/02/1754)
Puxly, John, Esq. [No address given], see also—Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan,
John. CJ (26/08/1754)
Puxley, John, Esq. [No address given], 28 Aug. 1754, see also—Sullivan, John.
FCR (1783), 164
Puxley, John, Esq. [No address given], 4 May, 1754, see also—O‘Sullivan, Morty
Oge. TCR (1837), 135
Puxly, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
Pye, Master. [No address given]
CJ (05/09/1754)
Pye, Mrs. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Brickfield (Flaherty’s) Sandstone Quarry
Lower Glanmire Road. The quarry closed c.1860
Source: The Industrial Archaeology of Cork City and its Environs (1999)
By Colin Rynne
108
Q
Quin, Catherine. Cold Harbour, see also—Quin, Maurice.
CJ (09/12/1754)
Quin, Edmond. Merchant, Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 389
Quin, Edmond, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗On Saturday last [9th] died Mr. Edmond Quin, formerly an eminent Merchant in this
City, a Man of a very fair Character and greatly lamented by his Acquaintance.‘
CJ (11/02 /1754)
Quin, Edmond, Mr. [No address given]
‗On Thursday the 21st inst., there will be sold by public cant, at the late dwelling
house of Mr. Edmond Quin. All his household goods, four puncheons of choice
Antigua rum, one hogshead of claret, and some red and white wine in bottles, a chair,
chair horse, and a pad ; the lease of said house and a lease of his cellers in Old
Chapple-lane, also the interest of a field on Youghall-hill. And the Monday
following, is to be sold his household goods and several utensils for farming, at his
country house at Balinbrisking, near Upper Glanmire, which said dwelling house with
several good out offices at said Balinbrisking, with about twenty odd acres of choice
ground, on which there is two orchards a good garden, a hopp yard and choice twigg
yard, to be sett for a term of years ; also six choice cows, and four hogsheads of
choice Cyder to be sold, whoever is disposed to treat for said land are desired to send
in their proposals before the day of said last cant, to either mr. John Barry, mr. Robert
Woulfe, mr. John Pumpry, or mr. Thomas Reordan.‘
CJ (19/02/1754)
Quin, Maurice. Shipwright, Cold Harbour
‗Whereas Catherine Healy, otherwise Quin, wife of Maurice Quin, shipwright, in
Cold-harbour, hath eloped from her said husband …‘
CJ (09/12/1754)
Quinlan, —. Anna of Cork, Arr. Cove 3 Mar., Lisbon, Salt, Fruit
CJ (04/03/1754)
Quinlan, Philip. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
Qulan, Margriet. [No address given]
See also—Carrigh, William CRIG CR-RC-MA-3545
Quoan, John. [No address given]
‗At the Quarter Sessions held Yesterday [Thu.] John Quoan was Try‘d and found
Guilty, for Assaulting and Beating Mr. Trayor Lawton, Merchant, ordered to be
Whipt.‘
CJ (03/05/1754)
109
R
Rahill, John. North Abbey
‗Whereas Susannah Stephens otherwise Rahill, wife of John Rahill of the NorthAbby, hath by mutual consent agreed by articles under his hand and seal not to
cohabit with each other during life, to which purpose said Rahill has made a dividend
of his worldly substance to her on said consideration, and by said contract is not to be
liable to any debt the said Susannah shall contract ; and to prevent any impositions by
her, I do hereby give this publick Notice that I will not pay any debts so contracted by
her on my account. Dated this 7th of November, 1754 John Rahill, his ‡‡ Mark.‘
CJ (07/11/1754)
Rahill, Susannah. North Abbey, see also—Rahill, John.
CJ (07/11/1754)
Raine, —. Nelly of Cork, Arr. Cove 13 Apr., Nantes, Brandy, Iron
CJ (15/04/1754)
Rainsford, Thomas, Lieutenant Colonel. [No address given], buried, 20 May 1754
ASFBC (1871), 75
Rainsford, Thomas, Lieut Col. Hon. Col Waldegrave‘s Regiment of Foot, Cork
‗Deaths. Last week, at Cork, Lieut Col Thomas Rainsford, of the hon. Col
Waldegrave‘s regiment of Foot.‘
CJ (09/09 /1754)
Randall, George and Company. Red Abby Sugar House, Cork city
‗The Red Abby Sugar-House in the City of Cork, formerly carried on in the Name of
Randall, Sleigh and Pike, and which for many Years past has stopped Working, is
now renewed by George Randall and Company, and will have Sugars for sale in about
three Weeks Time. As this House had always an established Character of making (if
not better) at least as neat Goods as any in the Kingdom ; and that the present
Proprietors propose the same Care in Order to support the like Character, it is hoped
all former Customers in that Trade (and others who have Occasion) will continue their
good Will to the present House, and presumed they will find it their Advantage, as
they may expect the best Sugars that can be made at the lowest Prices possible. N.B.
treakle now to be sold. Corke September the 12th, 1754.‘ CJ (12/09/1754)
Randall, Sleigh and Pike. Formerly at The Red Abbey Sugar House, Cork city
CJ (12/09/1754)
Randy, Patrick. [No address given], see also—Healy, otherwise Rockfals, otherwise
Randy, Patrick.
CJ (14/11/1754)
Rawlins, Simon. [No address given], 1754, see also—Lyne, Dennis, commonly
called Donogha Loyder.
FCR (1783), 164
Rawlins, Simon. Baker, [no address given], 28 Dec. 1754, see also—Brahan,
Matthew.
FCR (1783), 164
Rawlings, William. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Ray, —. John and Henry of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 Jan., Lisbon, Butter, Starch
CJ (01/02/1754)
Ray, ―. Egmant of Cork, Sailed Cove 25 May, Le Havre, Beef, Pork, Butter
CJ (27/05/1754)
Ray, —. Egmont of Cork, Arr. Cove 29 July, Wind W, Southampton, Bark
CJ (01/08/1754)
Raymond, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
110
Raynes, Harman. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also—Crone, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 678
Rea, —. Egmont of Cork, Sailed Cove 16 Sep., Wind N, New York, Beef, Butter and
Mackerel
CJ (16/09/1754)
Reed, Mary. North Goal, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Refraud, —. Bella of Cork, Sailed Cove 23 Oct., Wind NW, Bordeaux, Beef
CJ (24/10/1754)
Regan, John. [No address given]
‗Marriage of John Regan of N/R and Julian Donovan of N/R on 5 May 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3544
Reilly, —. Sparrow of Cork, Arr. Cove 11 Feb., Liverpool, Pitch, Tar, Staves, Cotton
CJ (15/02/1754)
Reilly, John, Esq. Cross Lane, see also—Rochford, Laurence
CJ (25/01/1754)
Reily, —. Sparrow of Cork, Sailed Cove 10 Mar., Nantes, Beef, Pork, Butter
CJ (30/04/1754)
Reily, —. Sparrow of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 Aug., Wind NW, Nantes, Ballast
CJ (02/09/1754)
Reily, Edmond. [No address given]
CJ (05/04/1754)
Reily, John. Burgess, [no address given], fields adjoining Red House Walk
CJ (26/08/1754)
Reily, Mr. Yard, Cross Street
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Reily, Mr. Weir, Cork city
CJ (17/10/1754)
Reily, James. Writing Master and Accomptant, Free School, Christ Church Lane
CJ (04/07/1754)
Reily, James. Schoolmaster, Christ Church Lane, Cork
CJ (25/11/1754)
Reily, James, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (09/12/1754)
Reily, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Reily, John, Esq. Provincial Deputy Grand Master of Masons, Province of Munster,
Cork city
‗By Command of the Right Worshipful, and Honourable Thomas Southwell, Esq;
Grand Master of Masons in Ireland. John Reily of the City of Corke, Esq; is
appointed Provincial Deputy Grand Master of Masons, in and throughout the Province
of Munster, who, by his Warrant of Authority, is empowered to receive all Charity,
Contributions, and regulate all Matters and Affairs relative to the Craft, in as full and
ample a Manner as the Necessity of the business requires. Wherof all Lodges in said
Province are hereby to take Notice. Grand-Lodge, Dublin. Dec. 11th 1753. Signed
by Order, Edward Spratt, Sec.‘
CJ (04/01/1754)
111
Reily, John, Esq. Provincial Grand Master of Munster, of the Society of Free and
accepted Masons, [no address given]
‗Yesterday [Mon.] the Gentlemen of the Society of free and accepted Masons,
preceded by John Reily, Esq; Provincial Grand Master of Munster, walked in
Procession from the Tholsel to Shandon Church, where a most excellent Sermon,
suitable to the Occasion, was preach‘d for them by the Rev. Dr. Hughes, after which,
they adjourned to the Cork-Arms Tavern, where an elegant Entertainment was
provided for them, at which Place they spent the remaining part of the Day, in that
Love and Harmony peculiar to their antient and honourable Society. The Decency
and Decorum of the Procession was very remarkable, such strict Order and Regularity
been observed by the different Lodges that attended.‘
CJ (19/03/1754)
‗This Day [Mon.] being the Festival of St. John the Baptist, the Gentlemen of the
Society of Free and Accepted Masons, preceded by John Reily Esq ; Provincial Grand
Master of Munster, walked in Procession from the Corke Arms Tavern to Christ
Church, where a most excellent Sermon suitable to the Occasion was prech‘d by the
Revd Mr. Baily, after which they adjourned to the Corke Arms where an ellegant
Entertainment was provided for them, at which place they spent the remaining Part of
the Day, in that Love and Harmony peculiar to their antient and honourable Society.
The Decency and Decorum of the Procession was very remarkable, such strict Order
and Regularity being observed by the different Lodges that attended.‘
CJ (24/06/1754)
Reily John Esq. Provincial Deputy Grand Master of Masons, [no address given], 19
Mar. 1754
‗March 19th, John Reily, Esq; P. D. G. M. M., and the different Lodges of Freemasons, in the City of Cork, walked in procession from the Tholsel to ShandonChurch, where an excellent sermon was preached for them, by the Rev. Doctor
Hughes ; they afterwards dined together at the Cork-Arms.‘
FCR (1783), 165
Reily, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city
CJ (26/03/1754)
Reily, John. Cork
‗Whereas Mr. Benjamin Pike hath published an Advertisement, that he will set the
North and south Fishery‘s of the River Lee, and will Protect whoever takes them.
Now this is to give the Publick Notice that the Fishery‘s of said River from Goold‘s
and Fryar‘s Weyers, down to Glanmire Weyers inclusive, are demised to me for a
long Term of Years, by George Evans, Esq; Member of Parliament, and that I am now
by Virtue of such Demise, in the Legal Possession of said Fisheries, and will
Prosecute to the utmost rigour of the Law, any Person or Persons, who shall attempt
to Fish any part of said River to Glanmire aforesaid, without my Leave. Corke, the
24th of April, 1754. John Reily.‘
CJ (26/04/1754)
Reily, John. Burgess of Cork city, [no address given]
‗Whereas some evil disposed Person or Persons, did feloniously, steal and carry away,
from off the Weyer belonging to John Reily of the City of Corke, Burgess, a large
quantity of Corded Netting, which was hung up on said WeyerReward of Thirty
Guineas Sterl*…‘€ approx in 
CJ (05/12/1754)
Reily, John, Esq. Provincial, Lodge No. 27, Ancient and Honourable Society of Free
and Accepted Masons, Lodge Room, Corke Arms Tavern CJ (16/12/1754)
Reily, Mr. Weirs, Cork city
CJ (17/10/1754)
112
Reily, Thomas, Mr. [Deceased], Lime Kiln, at Gillabbey
CJ (15/08/1754)
Reordan, Thomas, Mr. [No address given], see also—Quin, Edmond, Mr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Reynolds, John, Gent. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Reynolds, Miss. [No address given]
CJ (05/09/1754)
Reyrdan, Martin. Plain Dealer of Cork, Arr. Cove 4 Jan., Wind WSW, Dunkirk,
Snuff CJ (08/01/1754)
Reyrdan, —. Plain Dealer of Cork, Sailed, Cove 12 June, Wind W, Le Havre, Beef,
Pork, Butter, and Candles
CJ (13/06/1754)
Reyrdan, —. Princess of Cork, Sailed Cove 3 Aug., Wind S, Rotterdam, Butter
CJ (05/08/1754)
Reyrdon, —. Plain Dealer of Cork, Arr. Cove 12 Mar., Dunkirk, Wine, Snuff
CJ (15/03/1754)
Reyrdun, —. Plain Dealer of Cork, Sailed Cove 26 Jan., Hamburgh, Butter, Hides
CJ (28/01/1754)
Reyrdan, Martin. Plain Dealer of Cork, Arr. 4 Jan., Dunkirk, Snuff
CC (08/01/1754)
Rice, —. Providence of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Mar., Nantes, Beef, Butter, Raw Hides
CJ (08/03/1754)
Rice, John, Mr. House, Bandon Road, Cork City Suburbs
‗This is to give Notice, that Jeremiah Sullivan, of Ballynadown near Kinsale, was on
Saturday the 13th Instant April, Robbed in the House of Mr. John Rice, in Bandon
Road in the Suburbs of the City of Cork, of Fifty two Guineas in Cash and a Silver
Watch made by Reynolds, London, No. 480 as well as can be recalled, by a person
calling himself Daniel Sullivan of Killarny in the County of Kerry, said Daniel gave
out he belong‘d to his Majesty‘s Ship Garland. Whoever apprehends the said Daniel
Sullivan, and will lodge him in any of his Majesty‘s Goals in Great Britain or Ireland,
shall upon Information given to Mr. John Bullen, of Ballinadown aforesaid, or the
Printer hereof, on Conviction receive ten Guineas Reward* given from said Bullen.
Given under my Hand this 22d Day of April, 1754.‘ [*€1,565.09 in 2011]
CJ (23/04/1754)
Richards, ―. Ann of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Nov., Wind W, Campaire, Beef, Candles
CJ (07/11/1754)
Rickotts, Widow & Son. Merchants and Traders Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Rickotts, William, Mr. Coal Quay
CJ (17/05 /1754)
Rieordan, —. Plain Dealer of Cork, Arr. Cove 17 Nov., Wind E, London, Ballast
CJ (18/11/1754)
Riffraud, —. Bella of Cork, Arr. Cove 9 July, Wind W, Le Havre, Ballast
CJ (11/07/1754)
Riordan, otherwise Ahern, Elizabeth. Shandon Castle Lane, see also— Ahern,
Thomas.
CJ (07/11/1754)
Riordan, Judith. [No address given], see also—Field, Judith, otherwise Riordan.
CJ (22/08/1754)
Riordan, —. Plain Dealer of Cork, Arr. Cove 21 July, Wind SW, Le Havre, Ballast
CJ (22/07/1754)
113
Riordan, Timothy. Servant, [no address given], see also—Field, Judith, otherwise
Riordan.]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Roberts, —. Argyle of Cork, Arr. Cove 18 Feb., Wind N, Philadelphia, Rum,
Lumber
CJ (19/02/1754)
Roberts, Thomas. Near the Draw Bridge, Cork
CJ (15/07/1754)
Robinson, John. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
Robinson, Thos. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That…Thos. Robinson, having served Charles Waddington, apothecary…be
admitted freeman at large.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677
Robinson, Thomas. Apothecary, [no address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 147
Roche, Elizabeth. Widow, Cork city
‗Elizabeth Roche, Widow of Francis Roche, of the City of Corke, Coach-maker…‘
CJ (04/07/1754)
Roche, Francis. Clothier, Cork 1754
JCHAS Vol. 3 (1897), 394
Roche, Francis. Coach Maker, Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 403
Roche, Francis. Cork 1754
CWDCR (1910), 94
Roche, Francis. Coach Maker, [no address given], see also—Dillon, Widow.
CJ (26/02/1754)
Roche, Francis, Mr. Coach Maker, Workshop, Dunscomb‘s Marsh
‗Last Saturday Night [4th] the Workshop of Mr. Francis Roche Coach-maker on
Dunscomb‘s Marsh was broke open, and two Chairs therein stript of the linings, one
Chair being a Crimson Coffoy, and the Head lined with Aparagan of the same colour,
the other a light Cloth and Sarge of the same colour in the Head and curtins, &c., and
for Encouragement to any Person who can make such Discovery, as will bring the
Villains concerned in said Fact, to Justice and Conviction, shall have a reward of three
Guineas paid by me, Given under my Hand. Francis Roche.‘
CJ (06/05/1754)
Roche, Francis, Esq. Deceased, late of Hollyhill
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Roche, Francis, Mr. Deceased, Coach Maker, Dunscomb‘s Marsh
‗This morning died Mr. Francis Roche, Coach Maker on Dunscomb‘s marsh.‘
CJ (13/06/1754)
Roche, Francis. Coach Maker, deceased, Cork city
CJ (04/07/1754)
Roche, Mr. [No address given], 7 Oct. 1754, see also—Croker, Alderman.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Rochford,—. Nelly of Cork, Arr. Cove 28 Oct., Wind NW, Barbados, Rum
CJ (28/10/1754)
114
Rochford, Laurence. House in Castle Street
‗To be Sett, By Laurence Rochford, Three commodious dwelling Houses, new built,
in Cross Lane, next Door to John Reilly, Esq; for any Term of Years ; also a dwelling
House and good Tan-yard, either separate or together, facing Mr. Francis Penrose‘s,
for three Lives and Renewals : Any Person inclined to treat for any of said Premises,
may apply to said Rochford, at his House in Castle-street, or to William Hughes, on
hammond‘s Marsh.‘ CJ (25/01/1754)
Rochfort, —. Nelly of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 June, Barbados, Beef and Butter
CJ (10/06/1754)
Rochfort, Patrick. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Rockfals, otherwise Randy, Patrick. [No address given], see also—Healy,
otherwise Rockfals, otherwise Randy, Patrick.
CJ (14/11/1754)
Roe, —. Enterprise of Cork, Arr. Cove 9 Feb., Barbados, Rum
CJ (11/02/1754)
Roe, —. Enterprize of Cork, Sailed Cove 21 Feb., Glasgow, Rum
CJ (11/02/1754)
Rogers, John. Merchant, [no address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 148
Rogers, John. Merchant, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754
‗That…John Rogers, mercht., having served Riggs Falkiner, mercht…‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Rogers, Joseph. M.D., [no address given]
CJ (19/02/1754)
Rogers, Mrs. [No address given]
‗Yesterday [Mon.] died Mrs. Rogers, Wife of Joseph Rogers, Esq ; M.D.‘
CJ (19/02/1754)
Rogerson, John, Esq. [No address given]
‗To be sold by Publick Cant. By Order of the Directors of the Infirmary,* on Friday
the 1st. of February next, at the Exchange, Cork. A handsome Pleasure Boat, with
fine Accommodations, the Gift of John Rogerson, Esq; to said Infirmary, with her
Tackle : An Inventory to be seen at the Exchange Coffee-House, and Boat in the
Draw-bridge Dock.‘ CJ (14/01/1754)
[*North Infirmary was founded in 1719. The South Infirmary in 1762]
Rogerson, John. [No address given]
‗Whereas I have received an anonymous Letter full of impertinent Stuff, and
informing me that I am spoken of in the same insolent Manner by many People ; this
is therefore to acquaint the Author of said Letter, that it will be to no Purpose for him
to give himself any such Trouble for the Future, as I esteem such insolent Wretches
(whosoever they Be) beneath my Notice, and insignificant Objects of my Scorn and
Contempt. John Rogerson.‘ CJ (05/12/1754)
Ronayne, Joseph, Mr. Merchant, [no address given]
‗Same Day [Sat. 29th] died Mr. Joseph Ronayne, Merchant.‘
CJ (30/09/1754)
Ross, Robert. Chop House, Turk Head Tavern, within the English Coffee House
near the Exchange, Cork
CJ (28/01/1754)
Ross, Robert. Turk‘s Head Tavern, near the Exchange Cork
CJ (16/12/1754)
115
Rowland, Richard. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Rugg, Mr. Tavern, [no address given]
CJ (10/06/1754)
Russell, —. Ann of Cork, Sailed Cove 29 July, Wind W, Nantes, Beef
CJ (01/08/1754)
Russwurm, Mr. Lodgings at Mr. O‘Brien‘s, Black Bull near South Gate
CJ (12/12/1754)
Ruth, —. Elinor of Cork, Arr. Cove 8 Apr., Cadiz, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (12/04/1754)
Ruth, Cudh. Cork
CJ (08/04/1754)
Rutland, Duke of. [No address given]
CJ (15/04/1754)
Ruth, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (08/04/1754)
Ryan, Catherine. Widow, [no address given]
‗…same day [Sat. 23rd] was Married the Widow Catherine Ryan, to Mr. Benjamin
Bunworth.‘ CJ (26/02/1754)
Ryan, Sylvester. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Ryardan, Jeane. [No address given], see also—Leary, Mathew
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3556
Robert King, 1st Baron Kingsborough
Grand Master 1749 and 1750
First Master of The R.W. Grand Master's Lodge
116
S
Sanders, John. [No address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Sangster, —. Parnasus of Cork, Sailed Cove 29 Oct., Wind NW, Bristol, Sugar,
Lignavita
CJ (31/10/1754)
Sargent, Ebenezer. [No address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Sarsfield, —. St Patrick of Cork, Sailed Cove 25 Jan., Gibraltar, Beef, Butter,
Tanned Hides CJ (28/01/1754)
Sarsfield, ―. Friendship of Cork, Arr. Cove 30 May, Malaga, Wine, Fruit, Oil
CJ (30/05/1754)
Sarsfield, James, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗Last Sunday [28th] was Married Mr. James Sarsfield of this City Merchant, to Miss
Barry, Daughter to Mr. Thomas Barry of Mallow lane, Merchant, an Agreeable young
Lady with 1000l Fortune.‘ CJ (30/04/1754)
Sarsfield, James. Near the Exchange
‗To be lett and entered on immediately, or the interest to be sold of a lott of ground
most pleasantly situated on the west Marsh leading to the red house walk, containing
in front near 100 feet, and in depth near 80 feet, on the fourth part of which are built
four new well finished dwelling houses, and two stables with a vacancy for another
small house, all the front ground if required, will be set in small divisions, with
sufficient back ground for any business. It is a lease of 900 years, subject to a small
ground rent. Proposals to be received by James Sarsfield, near the Exchange, or
Thomas Beamish, Attorney on the Mall…‘ CJ (14/10/1754)
Sarsfield, Samuel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Sarsfield, Widow. Near South Jail, Cork
CJ (06/06/1754)
Saunders, —. Vernon of Cork, Sailed Cove 18 Feb., Wind N, Rotterdam, Tallow,
Hogslard, Butter
CJ (19/02/1754)
Savage, Margaret. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (22/02/1754)
Scallan, ―. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Nov., Wind W, Roan, Butter, Tallow
CJ (07/11/1754)
Scanster, —. Monisilible of Cork, Arr. Cove 5 Apr., Guernsey, Ballast
CJ (08/04/1754)
Schuler, Francis, Gentleman. [No address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 158
Scott, Edward junr. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Scullions, —. Mary of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 Dec., Wind ESE, Roan, Clay
CJ (23/12/1754)
Seagon, otherwise Cremeen, Joan. [No address given], see also—Seagor, Stephen.
CJ (06/06/1754)
117
Seagor, Stephen. [No address given]
‗This is to give Notice, that Timothy Cremeen, in the North Suburbs, in the Parish of
Matehaugh, has declared in a Publick manner, that he will take up Goods and Money
in my Name, as likewise Joan Seagon, otherwise Cremeen, who has elop‘d from her
Husband. This is therefore to caution all Persons from crediting them on my Account,
as they have neither Order nor Power from me to do so, neither will I pay such Debts
so contracted. Given under my Hand this 10th Day of June,* 1754 Stephen Seagor.‘
CJ (06/06/1754)
[*Notice dated 10th June 1754 in the Issue of 6 June 1754]
Searl’s, Mr. Cork, see also—Wade, Richard, Mr.
CJ (25/01/1754)
Serjeant, Ebinezar. Hat Maker, [Cork] City
CJ (29/03 /1754)
Sewel, Col. House, Flower Hill, near Cork
‗To be Sold at Col. Seward‘s House, at Flower Hill, near Cork. An excellent good
Chaise, goes as a Post Chaise, or as a one Horse Chair, being made in particular
manner, likewise two fine Coach Geldings, black and well matched, another Draft
Horse, a Cow and a Dunghill ; and on Wednesday the 13th Inst., will be sold by
Auction, some Beds, Bedding and other useful Furniture. The Money to be paid at
the time of Sale. The House and Gardens to be Let with some Land.‘
CJ (08/02/1754)
Sewell, Colonel. Flower Hill, Cork, see also—Lavit, Walter
CJ (08/02/1754)
Seymour, George. Pewterer, near Peter‘s Church
‗George Seymour, pewterer, living in the house where Mr. Hughes, gunsmith, lately
dwelt opposite Mr. Thomas Furlong‘s near Peter‘s Church…‘
CJ (17/10/1754)
Shadwell, John, Mr. [No address given], agent for Bretridge‘s and Skiddy‘s Almshouses, 25 Mar 1754, see also—Smith, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 678
Shadwell, John, Mr. Merchant, Cork city
CJ (08/02/1754)
Shadwell, John, Mr. Merchant, Cork city
CJ (15/02/1754)
Shadwell, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Shea, John, Mr. Shandon Castle lane
CJ (15/03/1754)
Sheehan, Jeremiah. Gardener, [no address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Sheehan, Jeremiah. Gardiner, [no address given], see also— Willis and Nagle
CJ (15/02/1754)
Sheehan, Timothy. North Jail, see also—North Jail
CJ (04/03/1754)
Sheehy, William, Mr. [No address given], see also—Benson, Paul and James,
Messrs.
CJ (22/02/1754)
Sheetry, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Sheppard, —. Hibernia of Cork, Sailed Cove 7 June, Lisbon, Beef, Butter and
Pork CJ (10/06/1754)
Sheppard, —. Hibernia of Cork, Sailed. Cove 1 Sep., Sailed Wind WNW, Lisbon,
Beef, Pork, Butter, Oatmeal CJ (02/09/1754)
118
Shine, John. Cooper, Cork city
CJ (12/08 /1754)
Shine Mary. Cork city, see also—Granill otherwise Shine, Mary.
CJ (12/08 /1754)
Shivers, Mr. Tuckey‘s Quay
CJ (02/09 /1754)
Shorcliffe, Martha. Spinster, Ballincurrig, County Cork 1754
IPWI (1897), 425
Shuler, Francis, Gent. [No address given], eldest son of Michael Shuler deceased, 9
Jan. 1754
‗That…Francis Shuler, gent., eldest son of Michl. Shuler, dec…be
admitted freeman at large.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677
Shuler, Michl. Deceased, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—Shuler, Francis.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Skeys, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Skeys, John. At Mr. Isaac Bussy‘s, Paul Street
CJ (15/08/1754)
Skiddy, Deborah. Kyrle‘s Quay
‗…being determined to quit business…‘
CJ (08/03/1754)
Skinner, Margaret Jenkins. An English Woman, [no address given], see also—City
Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Skipton, William, Lieutenant. Lord Loudon‘s Regiment, New Barrack, Cork
CJ (14/05 /1754)
Slatory, Catherine. Brick Hills, see also—Huolahan, Jery.
CJ (21/01/1754)
Sloyne, Doctor. [No address given]
CJ (21/11/1754)
Smith, Ald. Mayor, [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—Marrett, Richd Mr.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Smith, Ald. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
‗Ordered, that Ald. Smith pay Mr. Francis Carleton £350, part of the money of
Bretridge‘s and Skiddy‘s Alms-houses, paid him by the executors of Ald. Millerd, and
that said Carleton do apply said money to the discharge of the principal debt of £150
due by bond to the Revd. Mr. Cox from the Corporation, and that Ald. Smith pay Mr.
John Shadwell, agent for said Alms-houses, £19 10s. 11½d., balance of the money
paid said Ald. Smith by the executors of Ald. Millerd, dec.‘ CCBCC (1876), 677-8
‘19 Sep., 1754. That £20 9s. 6d., be paid Ald. Smith, the contents of a cash note of
Joseph Popham, late of this City, Mercht., passed to him as cash part of his salary by
Mr. Stephen Hopkins, Popham having failed soon after the passing of said note to
Smith.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Smith, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754. See also—Croker, Alderman.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Smith, Coun. [No address given], 7 Oct. 1754, see also—Croker, Alderman.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Smith, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Smith, John. Soldier, Colonel Waldegrave‘s Regiment
CJ (07/10/1754)
119
Smith, John. Cooper, [no address given]
CJ (26/12/1754)
Smith, John. Protestant Sheriff, Cork city 1754, [no address given]
JCHAS Vol. IIA (1893), 404
Smith, John. Protestant Sheriff of Cork 1754 [no address given]
ECR (1792), 289
Smith, John. Sheriff 1754, Chief Magistrate, Cork city, [no address given]
TCR 1837 (1980), 310
Smith, John, Esq. Chancery Lane, [Dublin] Clerk, Summer Assizes, Munster
Circuit, County of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Friday 16 Aug 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Smith, John, Esq. Chancery Lane, [Dublin] Clerk, Summer Assizes, Munster
Circuit, County of the City of Cork, at the Tholsel, Friday 16 Aug. 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Smith, John, Esq. [No address given]
CJ (09/12/1754)
Smith, John, Esqr. [No address given], see also—Hodder, George, Esq.
CJ (01/07/1754)
Smith, John, Esqr. Sheriff, [no address given]
CJ (30/09/1754)
Smith, John, Esqr. Sheriff, [no address given], see also—Brahan, Matthew.
FCR (1783), 165
Smith, Matthias. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Smith, Mr. Sheriff, [no address given], see also—Hodder, George, Esq.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Smith, Thomas. Engraver from London, [no address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Snowe, Wm Mr. Attorney, [no address given], 4 July 1754
‗That £14 16s. 4½d., be paid Mr. Wm. Snowe, Atty., for law business.‘
CCBCC (1876), 680
Songster, —. Monosible of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Jan., Bordeaux, Beef, Butter
CJ (25/01/1754)
Songster, —. Parnassus of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 Oct., Wind W, Saint Christopher‘s,
Sugar, Lignumvita
CJ (24/10/1754)
Southwell, Thomas, Esq. Grand Master of Masons in Ireland, [no address given]
CJ (01/01/1754)
Sparks, Sally, Miss. Paul Street
CJ (05/08/1754)
Spray, Commander H.M.S. Garland
‗Same day [Tue. 12th] arrived in this harbour his majesty‘s ship, the Garland, of thirty
guns, Spray, commander.‘
CJ (15/02/1754)
Spread, John, Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (26/04/1754)
Spread, John. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That John, eldest son of Wm. Spread, Esq., dec…be admitted freeman at large.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Spread, John, Esquire. [No address given], 19/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 161
120
Spread, Matthias, Rev. [No address given], lived on the Mall.
‗To be lett by Mr. Jonathan Bustead, of Blackrock, the house wherein the Rev.
Matthias Spread lately liv‘d on the Mall. Enquire of Mr. John Ireland, on Tuckey‘sQuay.‘
CJ (08/07/1754)
Spread, William, Esq. Springfield, Ballycannon, North Liberties, within one mile of
the city
CJ (08/03/1754)
Spread, Wm Esq. Deceased, [no address given], 19 Sep. 1754, see also—Spread,
John. CCBCC (1876), 682
St Clair, Michael. North Jail
CJ (13/06/1754)
St Legar, Heyward, Gillman. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
St Leger, Heyward, Esq. Howard‘s Hill, near [Cork] city
‗Last week died Heyward St. Leger, Esq; at his Seat at Howard‘s Hill, near this City.‘
CJ (01/07/1754)
St Leger, Heyward, Esq. Heyward‘s Hall, near Cork
CJ (08/07/1754)
Stacpol, Philip. [No address given]
CJ (26/02/1754)
Stack, Honora. [No address given], see also—Dorny, John.
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3555
Stack, John, Mr. Dancing Master, [no address given]
‗Friday last [25th] Mr. John Stack, Dancing Master was taken out of the river, near
the Brick-hills, he was missing since the late storm, and it is thought he fell over the
quay in the night.‘
CJ (28/10/1754)
Stackpole, Mr. [No address given]
‗This Night between Nine and Ten o‘Clock, the poor Man that carries this News
Paper to Kinsale, was robb‘d of a quantity of English B B and brown Sugar at Mr.
Stackpole‘s door, as he returnd into the Shop to bring out some other articles, he had
bought for Persons in Kinsale.‘
CJ (15/08/1754)
Stacpole, Philip. Grocery Ware House, Cork
CJ (19/02/1754)
Stacpole, Philip. Merchant, Cork
CJ (19/04/1754)
Stacpole, Philip. Grocery Ware House, Barrack Street, Cork
CJ (19/08/1754)
Stackpole, Philip. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Staley, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (09/09/1754)
Stayly, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Stayley, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (22/08/1754)
Steedman, William, Mr. Professor of Music, at Mr. Thomas Dyer, Glazier,
Fishamble Lane, Cork
‗…lately arrived here from Dublin, London and last from Bath…‘ CJ (19/02/1754)
Stephens, Susannah. North Abbey, see also—Rahill, John.
CJ (07/11/1754)
121
Steward, —. Nelly of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 Jan., Kinsale, Butter
CJ (25/01/1754)
Stewart, James. [No address given]
‗Last Saturday [14th] James Stewart was whipped through the City for stealing a
Saddle from John Smith, Esq.
CJ (16/12/1754)
Stockdale, Wm. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗That £1 9s. 3d., be paid to Wm. Stockdale, for his trouble in examining some gateage
accounts.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Stokes, Patrick. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Stoward, —. Trueblew of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 June, Bordeaux, Beef, Butter, Tallow,
Candles
CJ (06/06/1754)
Stoward, —. Polly of Cork, Arr. Cove 19 July, Wind NW, Kinsale, Ballast
CJ (22/07/1754)
Stoward, —. Catherine of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 July, Wind S, Bordeaux, Wine,
Vinegar and Pitch
CJ (25/07/1754)
Strange, —. Elizabeth of Cork, Sailed Cove 27 June, Saint Christophers, Beef, Pork,
Butter
CJ (27/06/1754)
Stretch, James, Mr. Merchant, [no address given]
‗Saturday [20th] died Mr. James Stretch, Merchant….‘
CJ (23/04/1754)
Stritch, James. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Stritch, James, Mr. Deceased, [no address given]
‗To be sold by Auction between the Hours of Ten and Eleven o‘Clock, on Wednesday
next the 5th of June, in Mallow-Lane ; all the Shop Goods belonging to Mr. James
Stritch deceasedthe Widow Stritch is determined to quit the business…‘
CJ (30/05/1754)
Stritch, James, Mr. Deceased, [no address given]
CJ (19/09/1754)
Stritch, Widow. [No address given]
CJ (30/05/1754)
Stritch, Widow. Mallow Lane
CJ (19/09/1754)
Stroud, ―. Chesterfield of Cork, Arr. Cove 25 May., Saint Michael‘s, Salt, Reed
CJ (27/05/1754)
Stuart, James. [No address given]
CJ (09/12/1754)
Sullavan, —. Charming Betty of Cork, Cove 6 Apr., Returned by contrary Winds
CJ (08/04/1754)
Sullivan, —. Charming Betty of Cork, Arr. Cove 29 Jan., Whitehaven, Coals, Staves
CJ (01/02/1754)
Sullivan, —. John of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 Feb., Cadiz, Salt
CJ (26/02/1754)
Sullivan,  Prisoner, South Jail, Thu. 9 May 1754, see also—Sullivan, Morty
Ogue. FCR (1783), 166
Sullivan, Ben. South Mall
CJ (29/07/1754)
Sullivan, Ben Esqr. [No address given]
CJ (18/11/1754)
122
Sullivan, Capt. John Brigantine
CJ (15/07/1754)
Sullivan, Cornelius. Castle Street, Cork
CJ (15/02/1754)
Sullivan, Cornelius. Book Seller, Cork
CJ (11/07/1754)
Sullivan, Cornelius. Book Seller, Castle Street, Cork
CJ (15/08/1754)
Sullivan, Darby. North Jail
CJ (18/07/1754)
Sullivan, Dennis. Gardener and Nursery Man, White House, Cat Lane, Cork
‗Dennis Sullivan, Gardener and Nurseryman, living in the White House, Cat Lane,
Cork…‘
CJ (15/02/1754)
Sullivan, John. [No address given], Wed. 28 Aug. 1754
‗John Sullivan and Daniel Connel, were executed on the wooden gallows, Wednesday
the 28th of August, for the murder of John Puxley, Esq; both their heads were spiked
on the South Gaol.‘ FCR (1783), 164
Sullivan, John. [No address given], 4 May 1754, see also—O‘Sullivan, Morty Oge
TCR 1837 (1980), 135
Sullivan, John. [No address given], see also—Fitzgerald, otherwise Sullivan, John
CJ (26/08/1754)
Sullivan, otherwise Fitzgerald, John. [No address given]
‗Yesterday [Wed.] were Executed according to sentence, John Sullivan, otherwise
Fitzgerald, and Daniel Connell, for the murder of Mr. Puxly, and immediately after
the Execution, their Heads were put up on the South Goal ; Deverix and Connell got a
Reprieve for a few Weeks.‘ CJ (29/08 /1754)
Sullivan, Mr. South Mall, see also—Tredinick, James, Mr.
CJ (18/01/1754)
Sullivan, Mr. Stationer, Cork
CJ (18/11/1754)
Sullivan, Simon. Chandler, Mallow Lane
CJ (01/02/1754)
Sullivan, Simon. Mallow Lane
CJ (09/09/1754)
Sullivan, William. South Jail
‗Corke. To the Publick. As there have been various Representations made of the
Affair, which I am now to Suffer for, whereby my Behaviour to Miss Mullane, has
been so Represented in so Abscene a Manner. And a Number of innocent Persons
likewise suspected to be adiding and Assisting in running away with that young Lady,
that I find I am in Conscience obliged to make a Publick Declaration before God and
the World of what I know of the Matter, to which Purpose I have put into the Hands
of the Printer hereof, the whole Declaration at large, which I have order‘d him to
Publish, at the Instant of my Departure from this Life, which will be To-morrow. And
do Pray the Publick to take no Notice of any Paper that may be Printed setting forth
my Unhappy State of life, or believe any other Representation made of my past
Behaviour, than what shall be Published by him, and will be Attested by several
Gentlemen of Repute in this City, Given under my Hand this 19th Day of April 1754,
South Goal. William Sullivan.‘
CJ (19/04/1754)
123
Sullivan, William. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr. 1754
‗William Sullivan, for running away with Miss Margaret Mullane ; William Connor
and Timothy Cleary, for burning Mary M‘Carthy to death, in her dwelling-house, and
Cornelius Swiney for robbing John Burchill on the high-way, were executed at
Gallows-Green, on Saturday the 20th of April. Sullivan was the first person executed
on the new Stone Gallows, which at that time faced the Pound and the Lough Road.‘
FCR (1783), 164
Sullivan, William. [No address given], 20 Apr. 1754
‗1754 April 20—William Sullivan was executed on the new stone gallows, which at
that time faced the pound and the lough road, for running away with Miss Margaret
Mullane.‘
TCR 1837 (1980), 134-5
Sullivan, William. [No address given]
‗Same Day [Sat. 20] was Executed William Sullivan, according to Sentence for
forcibly carrying away, Miss Margaret Mullane. Also Cornelius Swiney, for
Robbery ; Timothy Cleary, and William Connor, for burning Mary Carthy to death.
CJ (23/04/1754)
Sullivane, William. Barber, Front House Corner of Gamble‘s Lane, formerly
Cramer‘s Lane CJ (16/12/1754)
Sungster, ―. Parnasus of Cork, Sailed Cove 10 May, Antigua, Beef, Pork, Butter
CJ (14/05/1754)
Supple, James. [No address given]
CJ (10/10/1754)
Supple, James. [No address given], son of Mr. William Supple
CJ (7/11/1754)
Supple, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Supple, Richard. [No address given]
‗Marriage of Richard Supple of N/R and Elenor —, of N/R on 25 Aug. 1754. Saint
Finbarr‘s South, Cork. Cork & Ross (RC) Cork South Parish.’
CRIG CR-RC-MA-3551
Supple, William, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (07/11/1754)
Swanton, Godfrey, Esq. Land Waiter, [no address given]
‗Godfrey Swanton, esq; one of our landwaiters, is appointed Surveyor of Waterford,
in the room of Mr. Charles Young deceased, and Mr. Swanton is to be succeeded in
the post of landwaiter by Mr. James Walsh, landwaiter of Aston‘s quay Dublin.‘
CJ (27/09 /1754)
Swanton, Mr. Land Waiter, [no address given], see also—Swanton, Godfrey, Esq.
CJ (27/09 /1754)
Swayne & Connor, Mess. Mallow Lane
‗On Wednesday night the 11th of December Instant, the cellar belonging to mess.
Swayne and Connor, in Mallow-Lane, was broke open by some Ruffians, who has
taken thereout thirteen full bound firkins of butter branded with D. S. on the sides.
&c.
CJ (12/12/1754)
Swayne & Connor. [No address given]
CJ (12/12/1754)
Swayne, Dan. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Swayne, Daniel, Mr. Merchant, Cork
CJ (11/11/1754)
124
Sweeny, Cornelius. Rioter, North Jail, see also— North Jail
CJ (25/01/1754)
Sweeny, Cornelius. [No address given]
CJ (12/04/1754)
Swete, Benj. Esq. [No address given], 9 Jan 1754
‗That Benj. Swete, Esq. ; Danl. Connor, mercht., having served Henry Mannix…‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Swete, Benjamin, Esquire. [No address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 165
Swete, John, Mr. Cove Street
‗To be let immediately. A large commodious House, wherein Mr. John Swete, now
lives in Cove Street, joining Mr. Twogoods, with five large rooms on a floor, and
ground cellars, a yard at each side of the house, with a pump, stable, and chair-house,
whoever has a mind to treat for it, may be inform‘d at said house.‘ CJ (22/02/1754)
Swete, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Swete, John, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (13/06/1754)
Swete, Mr. Blackrock
‗On Monday last there was a match rowed for a considerable wager from Rostellan to
Passage in two Boats, the one belonging to Mr. Hayes of Crosshaven, and the other to
Mr. Swete of Black Rock, which was won with ease by the former.‘
CJ (20/06/1754)
Swiney, Cornelius. [No address given], Sat. 20 Apr. 1754, see also—Sullivan,
William.
FCR (1783), 164
Swiney, Cornelius. [No address given], see also—Sullivan, William.
CJ (23/04/1754)
Swiney, Eugene. Paul Street, Cork, see also—Corke Journal, The
CJ (01/01 /1754)
Swiney, Eugene. [No address given]
‗To the Public, Whereas it has been industriously reported, that I printed and exposed
to Sale a scandalous Libel, reflecting on the Honour and Reputation of a certain
Eminent Gentleman of this Kingdom, which I am inform‘d has given Offence to
several Gentlemen of this City : now to clear myself from so injurious an Aspersion,
as well as to give every Gentleman all the satisfaction in my Power, I do hereby
declare, I neither printed, published, or offered to sale, nor was I privy to, nor did I
know any Thing of the publishing said Libel ; and farther ; as I know it to be as well
as my Duty as Interest, to merit rather the Countenance and Protection of every
Gentleman of this City and County, than even in the least manner to disoblige any
knowingly or willingly ; so I have made it an invariable Rule to myself never to Print
or Publish any Thing that I imagine may give Offence, or be disagreeable to any Set
of Gentlemen whatsoever, nor any Thing at any Time, but what I can produce a
proper and sufficient Authority for, and what no Person of my Occupation can refuse.
Eugene Swiney.‘
CJ (05/02 /1754)
Swiney, Eugene. Printer, [no address given], see also—Benson, Paul and James,
Messrs
CJ (22/02/1754)
Swiney, Eugene. Printer of The Corke Journal, Large House, Paul Street
CJ (09/09/1754)
125
Swiney, Eugene. At the Peacock, Cross Street
CJ (28/11/1754)
Syndick, John, Wrixan. Vicar, Saint Finbarr‘s
CJ (27/06/1754)
126
T
Tase, Mary. North Jail
CJ (05/04/1754)
Tatton, Capt. Old Barracks
CJ (19/04/1754)
Taylor, Alderman. [No address given], 25 Mar. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 678
Taylor, William, Esq. North Abbey
CJ (29/03 /1754)
Templeman, ―. Charming Nelly of Cork, Sailed Cove 24 May, Lisbon, Beef, Pork,
Butter, Tanned Hides, Calf Skins
CJ (27/05/1754)
Templeman, ―. Nelly of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Nov., Wind WNW, Roan[Rouen],
Beef, Butter CJ (07/11/1754)
Templeman, —. Charming Nelly of Cork, Arr. Cove 22 Aug., Wind NW, Chester,
Coal CJ (26/08/1754)
Tenton, William, Mr. [No address given], see also—Berton, Thomas, Mr
CJ (05/02/1754)
Terry, John, Mr. Burgess, [Cork] city, deceased, [no address given]
CJ (19/01/1754)
Terry, Miss. [Cork] city
‗On Saturday last [16th] was married Mr. Hercules Morgan, of Clonmell, to Miss
Terry, [Sister to Carden Terry, Silversmith], Daughter to the late Mr. John Terry,
Burgess of this City deceased.‘
CJ (19/02/1754)
Thomas, —. Billa of Cork, Arr. Cove 16 Feb., Fountan, with returned provisions
CJ (19/02/1754)
Thomas, —. Friendship of Cork, Arr. Cove 20 Dec., Wind S, Bristol, Tobacco,
Groceries
(23/12/1754)
Thompson, otherwise Skinner, Margaret Jenkins. An English Woman, City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Tisdall, Michael, Revd Mr. [No address given]
‗This Morning [Thu.] was married the Revd Mr. Michael Tisdall, Son of the Revd Dr.
Tisdall, Rector of St. Mary Shandon, to Miss Farren, eldest daughter of Thomas
Farren Esq; a beautiful young Lady, with a handsome Fortune.‘
CJ (08/08/1754)
Tisdall, Revd Dr. Rector, Saint Mary Shandon
CJ (08/08/1754)
Tooker, Richard, Esq. House, Tuckey‘s Quay, Cork city
CJ (05/08/1754)
Townsend, —. Nancy of Cork, Arr. Cove 7 Dec., Wind SW, Kinsale, Butter
CJ (09/12/1754)
Townshend, —. Nancy of Cork Sailed Cove 22 Jan., Bordeaux, Beef
CJ (25/01/1754)
Tracy, Daniel. Vintner, lately removed from the end of Fishamble Lane, Cork
CJ (01/04/1754)
Tracy, Daniel. Vintner, House, Bolands Lane
‗Daniel Tracy, Vintner, has lately removed from the end of Fishamble Lane, in Cork,
to the house lately held by Mr. Delamain, Dancing Master in Boland‘s Lane…‘
CJ (01/04 /1754)
Trant, Anstatia. Widow, North Quay, Cork
CJ (01/02/1754)
127
Travers, Boyle. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Travers, Mr. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Travers, Rob. Esq. [No address given], 13 July 1754, see also—Mayor, Mr. [George
Hodder].
CCBCC (1876), 680
Travers, Robert. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Travers, Robert. Cellars, [no address given]
CJ (24/05 /1754)
Travers, Robert, Esq. Cork
‗Last Saturday [22nd] Robert Travers of Corke, Esq; was married to Miss Abigail
Sweetlove, Daughter of Thomas Sweetlove, of Drumcashel in the County of Lowth,
Esq; a young Lady of great beauty and merit, with a fortune of 600l.‘
CJ (24/06 /1754)
Travers, Robt. [No address given], 4 July 1754 see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Treaghey, —. Susannah of Cork, Arr. Cove 10 Dec., Wind SW, Bordeaux, Wine,
Brandy, Pruans &c. CJ (12/12/1754)
Treahy, —. Susannah of Cork, Arr Cove 27 July, Wind W. Cadiz, Salt, Oil
CJ (29/07/1754)
Treayhey, John. Susannah of Cork, Sailed Cove 8 Sep., Wind SW, Bordeaux, Beef,
Butter and Candles CJ (09/09/1754)
Tredinick, James, Mr. [No address given]
‗To be lett, and enter‘d upon immediately. The Lime-Kilns, Stone Quarry, and a
Stable for three Horses, and as much Land as may be wanted ; late in the Possession
of Mr. James Tredinick, in the South Liberties of Corke. Whoever has a Mind to treat
for the same may apply to Mr. Sullivan on the South Mall, or Mr. Kennedy at the
Custom-House.‘
CJ (18/01/1754)
Tredinick, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (14/10/1754)
Tredinnick, James, Mr. [No address given], see also—Tredinick, James, Mr
CJ (19/04/1754)
Trehy, —. Susanna of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 Mar., Lisbon, Beef, Butter, Candles, &c
CJ (11/03/1754)
Treyhee, —. Susanna of Cork, Arr. Cove 9 Feb., Lisbon, Salt, Wine
CJ (11/02/1754)
Tuckey, Dr. [No address given], 4 July 1754
‗Ordered, that they [a committee for settling the public accounts] view the ground on
the N. of Tuckey‘s quay, and treat qwith Dr. Tuckey about the sale thereof, and
report.‘ CCBCC (1876), 680
Twogood, Mr. House, Cove Street, see also—Swete, John, Mr.
CJ (22/02/1754)
Twohigg, Timothy. Miller, The Mills called Douglas Mills
CJ (30/04/1754)
128
U
Ulack, Mr. Ballyphehane
CJ (17/10/1754)
Uppington, James. Deceased, house [no address given], 26 Sep. 1754, see also—
Newsome, John and Solomon.
CCBCC (1876), 683
Upton, Francis, Gent. Peter Street [Dublin], Clerk, Summer Assizes, Munster
Circuit, County of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Friday 16 Aug. 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Upton, Francis, Gent. Peter Street [Dublin], Clerk, Summer Assizes, Munster
Circuit, County of the City of Cork, at the King‘s Old Castle, Friday 16 Aug. 1754
CJ (15/07/1754)
Upton, Rubie. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Uvedale, Ralph. [No address given], 4 July 1754 see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
V
Van Lewen, Saint George, Doctor. [No address given]
CJ (10/10/1754)
129
W
Waddington, Charles. Apothecary, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—
Robinson, Thos.
CCBCC (1876), 677
Waddock, —. Lovely Jane of Cork, Arr. Cove 31 Jan., Barbados, Rum
CJ (01/02/1754)
Wade, Richard, Mr. [North] Abbey
‗Thomas Casey, born near Clonmell, hired a bay Horse, bald Face, white above the
Fetlock of the off Foot, full Dock, about fourteen Hands high, from Mr. Richard
Wade, of Abby, which he was to return in six Days after, but has not returned since,
but offer‘d said Horse to sale in several Places in the City of Corke. This therefore to
caution all Persons from buying said Horse, and whoever secures said Casey and
Horse, shall have a Guinea Reward, or for the Horse half a Guyinea, to be paid by Mr.
Searl‘s or Mr. George Leister, in Cork.‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Wade, Richard. [No address given], see also— Casey, Thomas.
CJ (08/02/1754)
Wakely, Sarah, Mrs. [Cork] city
‗This morning [Thu.] died Mrs. Sarah Wakely, Relict of Mr. Thomas Wakely, late of
this city merchant.‘ CJ (06/06/1754)
Wakely, Thomas, Mr. Merchant, late of [Cork] city
CJ (06/06/1754)
Wakely, Sarah. Cork, *1754
CWDCR (1910), 111
Waker, William. Peruke Maker, and Hair Cutter, arrived from London, Shop in
Castle Street, Cork CJ (29/08/1754)
Waldegrave, Colonel. Regiment of Foot
‗Last Tuesday [4th] being his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales‘s Birth day, the
same was observed here with the greatest demonstrations of Joy, with ringing of
Bells, and three Vollies from the two Regiments of Foot on Duty here, commanded
by the Colonels Waldegrave and Dunbar.‘ CJ (06/06/1754)
Waldegrave, hon. Col. Regiment of Foot
CJ (09/09/1754)
Waldegrave, colonel. Regiment, [no address given]
CJ (07/10/1754)
Waldegrave, Colonel. [No address given]
‗Last Sunday [10th] being the Anniversary of his Majesty King George the Second,
the morning was ushered in by ringing of Bells, and in the Afternoon the two
Regiments under the Command of Colonel Waldegrave and Dunbar, was drawn out
before the Exchange, where they fired three Vollies. And the Evening concluded with
bonfires, illuminations, ringing of bells and all other denominations of Joy. The
Serjeants of Colonel Dunbar‘s regiment, the Serjeants draughted into the said
regiment, with those of Lord Bury‘s regiment, assembled at the Royal Bombshell in
Barrack street, where they spent the Evening with a great deal of Economy, and drank
the following Healths, viz., his Majesty King George ; the Prince of Wales and all the
Royal Family ; the Armies health and Fleet‘s Success : General Braddock ; The hon.
Henry Conway; Colonel Dunbar and Core ; Sir Peter Halkett, and Core : A fair wind
to America.‘ CJ (11/11/1754)
Wall, —. Mary of Cork, Sailed Cove 27 Jan., Lisbon, Coal
CJ (28/01/1754)
130
Wall, —. Molly of Cork, Arr. Cove 19 Sep., Wind SE, Saint Martins, Salt, Timber
CJ (19/09/1754)
Wallace, —. Catherine of Cork, Sailed Cove 28 Dec., Wind N, Gibraltar. Beef,
Butter, Cheese
CJ (01/01/1754)
Wallace, —. Catherine of Cork, Arr. Cove 26 May, [port of departure not given],
Wine, Fruit, Oil
CJ (27/05/1754)
Wallis, —. Catherine of Cork, Arr. Cove 16 Feb., Gibraltar, Ballast
CJ (19/02/1754)
Wallis, —. Bella of Cork, Sailed Cove 9 Sep., Wind NW, Gibraltar, Beef, Pork, &c
CJ (09/09/1754)
Wallis, David. Debtor in the City Jail, Cork, see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Wallis, otherwise Thompson, otherwise Skinner, Margaret Jenkins. An English
Woman, [no address given], see also—City Jail
CJ (27/09/1754)
Walsh, —. Hibernia Packet of Cork, Arr. Cove 17 Apr., Dublin, Ballast
CJ (19/04/1754)
Walsh, James. Landwaiter, [no address given]
CJ (27/09/1754)
Walter, Thos. Merchant, [no address given], 26 Sep. 1754
‗That…Thos. Walter, Mercht., having served Wm. Harding…‘
CCBCC (1876), 683
Walter, Thomas. Merchant, [no address given], 26/09/1754
ALFCC (2007), 176
Ward, —. Molly of Cork, Arr. Cove 12 Feb., Lisbon, Salt, Wine, Fruit
CJ (15/02/1754)
Warren, Augustus Bart. M.P, Cork city, 1784-90
His full name was Augustus Louis Carre Warren, and he was eldest son of Sir Robert
Warren, bart. (so created 7th July, 1784), by Mary daughter of Augustus Carey, and
brother of Thomas Warren, M.P. (q.v.) He was born 1754; married Mary, third
daughter of James Bernard, of Castle Bernard, M.P. (q.v.), and sister of first Earl of
Bandon (she died 14th November, 1825), and had issue ; high sheriff, county Cork,
1796. He died 30th January, 1821 ; ancestor of present baronet of Riversdale.
JCHAS Vol. II (1896), 369
Waters, —. Ellenor of Cork, Sailed 28 Dec., Wind N, Malaga, Butter
CJ (01/01/1754)
Waters, —. Elinor of Cork, Arr. Cove 11 Feb., Lisbon, Sugar, Cocoa, Wine, Fruit
CJ (15/02/1754)
Waters, —. Ellinor of Cork, Arr. Cove 23 July, Wind W, Lisbon, Salt, Wine
CJ (25/07/1754)
Waters, —. Eleanor of Cork, Sailed Cove 6 Sep., Wind N, Malaga, Butter, Pork
CJ (09/09/1754)
Waters, Dominick. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Webb & Mitchell. Near the Draw Bridge
CJ (19/04/1754)
Webb, Daniel, Esq. [No address given]
‗Lost in Cork, the 29th of May a little black English Spaniel  she answers to the
name of Phillida.‘* CJ (13/06/1754)
[* Phillida-of Greek origin meaning ‘greenery’ variant of Phyllis]
131
Webb, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Webb, John, Mr. Merchant, near Cold Harbour, Cork
CJ (30/04/1754)
Weller, Nicholas, Esq. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
Welsh, Cornelius. [No address given]
[Committal] ‗Cornelius Welsh, for stealing 10lb. of tea from John Egger, of Blarney
Lane.‘
CJ (05/08/1754)
Welsh, David. [No address given], see also—North Jail
CJ (26/03 /1754)
Welsh, Redmond. [No address given]
CJ (15/02/1754)
Welsh, Robert. Farmer, [near Cork]
‗Last Week an Attachment was granted by one of his Majesty‘s Justices of the Peace
against the Goods and Chattles of Robert Welsh, Farmer, near this Town, for ten
pounds, for Harbouring and Concealing a Deserter from Sir Peter Halkets Regiment
and purchasing his Cloaths ; his Goods were brought into the Barracks, to be sold
there agreeable to the Act of Parliament in that Case, upon which he paid the
aforesaid Fine and his goods return‘d to him.‘
CJ (30/05/1754)
West, Samuel. Engraver and Seal Cutter, at the Widow O‘Neal‘s, Coal Quay
‗Samuel West, Engraver and Seal-Cutter, (Who formerly lived in Poultney‘s-lane, is
now remov‘d to the Widow O‘Neal‘s, on the Coal-Quay)…‘
CJ (25/01/1754)
Weston, Harmood. Mallow Lane, see also—Gray, William
CJ (18/01/1754)
Westrop, Ald. [No address given], 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 680
Westropp, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Westropp, Palms. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Westropp, Rand. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Wetherall, Benj. Clothier, deceased, [no address given], 9 Jan. 1754, see also—
Wetherall, Joseph. CCBCC (1876), 677
Wetherall, Jos. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Wetherall, Joseph. [No address given] 9 Jan. 1754
‗That…Joseph, having served his father, Benj. Wetherall, clothier, dec…be admitted
freeman at large.‘
CCBCC (1876), 677
Wetherall, Joseph. Clothier, [no address given], 09/01/1754
ALFCC (2007), 180
Wetherall, Mr. Sheriff, [no address given], see also—Hodder, George, Esq.
CCBCC (1876), 684
Wetherhill, Joseph, Esqr. Sheriff, [no address given]
CJ (30/09/1754)
Wethrell, Joseph, Esq. [No address given], see also—Hodder, George, Esq.
CJ (01/07/1754)
132
Wheland, ―. Margaret of Cork, Arr. Cove 24 Nov., Wind W, Lisbon, Salt
CJ (25/11/1754)
Whetcroft, Henry. Deceased, [no address given], 25 Mar. 1754, see also—Bernard,
Nicholas.
CCBCC (1876), 678
Whitcroft, Henry, Mr. Merchant, [Cork] city
‗Yesterday Morning [Sun] Mr. Henry Whitcroft, formerly an eminent Merchant in
this City, was found drown‘d in a Mill-dam, near Fishamble Lane, and it‘s suppos‘d
to have happen‘d the Night before, by falling in as he was passing along HammondsMarsh.‘
CJ (11/02 /1754)
White, Thomas. Writing Master, School, Paul Street
CJ (01/08/1754)
White, Thomas, Mr. [No address given]
CJ (29/08/1754)
White, Thomas. Writing Master, Paul Street
CJ (02/12/1754)
Whiteing, —. Good Intent of Cork, Sailed Cove 8 June, Lisbon, Pork and Butter
CJ (10/06/1754)
Whiting, —. Good Intent of Cork, Sailed, Cove 4 Mar. Kinsale, Ballast
CJ (08/03/1754)
Whitney, Boleyn, Esq. Assizes Judge, Fri 16 Aug. 1754 [no address given], see
also—Bowes, Lord Chief Baron.
FCR (1783), 164
Whitney, Boylen, Esq. Judge, Summer Assizes, [no address given]
ECR (1792), 293
Whitting, —. Good Intent of Cork, Arr. Cove 11 Feb., Lisbon, Sugar, Wine, Oil
CJ (15/02/1754)
Widow of Tho. Daunt. [No address given], 19 Sep. 1754
‗£1 10s. 1d., to the widow of Tho. Daunt for do. [Carpenter‘s work done]…‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Widow Rickotts & Son. Near the Custom House
CJ (27/09/1754)
Wight, John. Linen Draper, Coal Quay, Cork
CJ (05/08/1754)
Williams, Roger. Founder, Shop at the end of Broad Lane
CJ (10/10/1754)
Williamson, —. Swift of Cork, Arr. Cove 19 Apr., Dublin, Wool, Oil
CJ (23/04/1754)
Willis and Nagle. Opposite the Exchange, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Willis and Nagle. At the Orange Trees, Opposite the Exchange, Cork
‗Willis and Nagle. At the Orange Trees, Opposite the Exchange Corke. Have just
Imported from London and Holland, all sorts of Garden-Seeds, viz. Early Peas and
Beans, flower-roots, and flower seeds of trees, French-furze-seed, grass-seeds to
improve loands ; whole and split English boiling Peas, grays, right Durham flower of
mustard in bottles ; choice colly-flower plants, bird-feeds, and garden tools, with Teas
and Sugars, &c. N. B. they have employ‘d Jeremiah Sheehan, gardiner, who will
give attendance to such as are pleased ro favour them with their custom ; all the above
goods they will sell at the most reasonable Rates.‘ CJ (15/02/1754)
Willis, Capt. [No address given]
CJ (11/07/1754)
133
Willson, Edward, Esq. Hanover Street, Cork
CJ (26/08/1754)
Willson, Mr. Water Gate Lane
CJ (11/07/1754)
Winthrop, Alderman. [No address given], 28 Mar. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 678
Winthrop, Will. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Winthrop, William, Esq. Executor of John Murphy, [no address given]
‗To be sold by Public Cant, at the Exchange of the City of Cork, on the 31st Day of
May Inst., between the hours of twelve and one o‘clock, by William Winthrop, Esq;
and Thamer Olliffe, Executors of John Murphy, late of said City, Card-maker. The
interest of a piece of Ground whereon several Houses and improvements are made,
lying in Black-pool, in the North suburbs of the City of Cork, for a term of about 160
Years unexpired, subject to the yearly head rent of 6l. 10s which sets at a yearly profit
rent of 12l. 5s., and almost all ground rent, wherein the under tenants have
considerable interests, and but Leases for thirty one years. All those who are indebted
to said John Murphy are desired to pay the same to the said Executors, or they will be
sued immediately, and all to whom the said Murphy was indebted are desired to bring
in their accounts, and they will be paid.‘
CJ (27/05/1754)
Winthropp, William, Esq. Cellars, [no address given]
CJ (20/06/1754)
Winthropp, William. Cellars, [no address given]
CJ (01/07 /1754)
Witheral, Jos. Sheriff 1754, Chief Magistrate of Cork city, [no address given]
TCR 1837 (1980), 310
Witheral, Joseph, Esqr. Sheriff, [no address given], see also—Brahan, Matthew.
FCR (1783), 165
Witheral, Joseph. Protestant Sheriff of Cork 1754, [no address given]
ECR (1792), 289
Witherall, Joseph. Protestant Sheriff, Cork city 1754, [no address given]
JCHAS Vol. IIA (1893), 404
Wood,  Gunsmith, [no address given]
CJ (05/08/1754)
Wood, Christopher. Gunsmith, [no address given]
‗Committals. Christopher Wood, Gunsmith being concerned in the murder of Carrol
the butcher.‘ CJ (05/08/1754)
Wood, Thos. Receiver of the Milk Market dues at Blackpool to 25 Mar. 1753, [no
address given] 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald. CCBCC (1876), 679
Woulfe, Robert, Mr. Mercer, near the Exchange, Cork
CJ (01/01/1754)
Woulfe, Robert, Mr. [No address given], see also—Quin, Edmond, Mr.
CJ (19/02/1754)
Woulfe, Robert. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Woulfe, Robert. At the Three King‘s near the Exchange
CJ (30/09/1754)
Wray, Henry, Esq. [No address given], see also—Aldecron, Col
CJ (26/02/1754)
134
Wright, Daniel. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Wright, John, Mr. Water Bailiff, [no address given], 4 July, 1754, see also—
Owgan, Ald. CCBCC (1876), 679
Wrixon, Ald. [No address given] 4 July 1754, see also—Owgan, Ald.
CCBCC (1876), 679
Wrixon, Alderman. [No address given], 9 Jan. 1754
CCBCC (1876), 677
Wrixon, Henry, Esq. [No address given], 16 Aug. 1754
‗That…Henry Wrixon, Esq…be admitted freeman at large of this City.‘
CCBCC (1876), 682
Wrixon, Henry, Esquire. [No address given], 16/8/1754
ALFCC (2007), 186
Wrixon, John. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Wrixon, John, Mr. [No address given] 9 Jan 1754, see also— Mayor, Mr. [Sir John
Freke, Baronet].
CCBCC (1876), 677
Wrixon, Robert. Merchant and Trader, Cork city, see also—Hare, William
CJ (26/03/1754)
Dundanion Castle Blackrock Cork
Built c. 1564 for the Galwey Family
Architectural Style Fortified Limestone Tower House
19th Century Engraving
135
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