Game Certificates
Monday, October 12th, 1818
The following details have been transcribed from
the "The Carlow Morning Post" newspaper, which can be found on
micro film at County Carlow Library, Tullow Street, Carlow, IRELAND.
A list of the Names, Places of Abode, &c. of the
several Persons who have taken out Certificates for Killing Game,
agreeable to Act of Parliament, from the Distributor for the County
of Carlow, between the 25th Day of March, and the 8th Day of
October, 1818.
- Certified by me, NATHANIEL PROCTOR.
- Distributor of Stamps for County and Town of
Carlow
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Bruen, Henry, Esq. Oak Park,
Carlow |
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Bruen, John, Esq. ditto, ditto |
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Bunbury, Thomas, Esq. Labenecy
County Carlow |
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Bennett, John, Esq. Viewmount,
ditto |
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Byrne, Robert, Esq. Carlow |
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Bailie, George, Esq.
Sherwood-Park, ditto |
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Butler, George, Esq. Burgage,
ditto |
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Butler, William, Esq. Burgage,
ditto |
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Butler, James, Esq. Broomville,
ditto |
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Browne, Robert Clayton, Esq.
Browne’shill, ditto |
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Budds, Joshua, Mr. Carlow |
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Cornwall, John F. Esq.
Myshall-Lodge, ditto |
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Dillon, John Mr., Killanora,
ditto |
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Duckett, John Dawson, Esq.
Duckett’s Grove, ditto |
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Duckett, Joseph, Esq. ditto
ditto |
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Duckett, Jonas, Esq. ditto
ditto |
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Duckett, William, Esq. ditto
ditto |
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Duckett, John, Phillipstown,
ditto |
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Eustace, James, Esq. Carlow |
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Eustace, Robert, Esq. Newstown,
ditto |
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Elliott, Samuel, Esq.
Rathcrogue, ditto |
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Fishbourne, Robert Moore, Esq.
Hollymount |
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Finn, William, Esq. Jun,
Carlow |
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Fishbourne, William, Esq.
Hollymount |
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Gregory, Thomas, Esq.
Clonegall, Co. Carlow |
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Hovendon, Thomas, Esq.
Ballylohane, ditto |
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Lecky, Robert, Esq. Kilnock,
ditto |
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Latouche, John, Esq. Killinene,
ditto |
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Newtown, Henry, Dunleckney,
ditto |
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Randal, Robert, Oak-Park,
Game-keeper to Henry Bruen, Esq. |
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St. George, Rev.Henry, Alimont,
Co. Carlow |
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Tenant, Charles, Esq. Dublin |
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Thomas, Mathew, Esq. Killeen |
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Tighte, Henry, Esq. Kilcarrig |
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Watters, Henry, Esq.
Staplestown |
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Whelan, John, Esq. Rath |
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Watson, John, Esq. Ballydarton |
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Whitty, Ervin, Esq.
Ricketstown |
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Ward, Charles, Esq.
Lieutenant, 14th
Dragoons, Quarters |
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Warren, Able John Caulfield,
Esq. Lowhill, Co. Kilkenny |
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Warren, James, Mr.,
Ballymurphy. |
Such Gentlemen, as have not taken out their Game
Certificates, for the present Year, are requested to do so, immediately,
otherwise, they will be prosecuted, according to Law, without further
notice.
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I have endeavoured to be as accurate as
possible in transcribing the information from the newspapers however it is
possible that errors may have occurred. Data should be verified against
original copies and sources.
Susie Warren
Surnames: Malone, Doyle,
Callahan, Kavanagh & Murphy,
Pat Purcell Papers.
1818.
By Walter Kavanagh, Esquire, one of
his Majesty's Justices of peace for Carlow.
The Examination of James
Malone of Bauk in Carlow, Farmer, who being this Day duly
Sworn on the Holy Evangelists deposeth and Sayth, that on
Monday the sixteenth Day of March 1818 about the hour of
eight of the Clock in the forenoon, Gerald Doyle of Bauk, a
Farmer, came into the House of James Malone, and called
James Malone's daughter (aged about fourteen years) for a
key, which having procured, he entered by a door on the
Gable, which opened to the upper or second loft or story of
the house, and being aided and assisted by John Callahan of
Bauk (servant of the said Gerald Doyle), Alexander Doyle,
Senior, Alexander Doyle, Junior and John Murphy all of
Ballyling, Carlow, Farmers, did then and there cut away the
said loft, with Saws, Hatchets and other implements, and
instantly after cutting down the remaining loft, which lofts
they carried away on Carrs, drawn by Gerald Doyle's Horses
together with said door, the frame of said door, and
serveral collar braces which they tore by force from off the
Rafters of said house - that James Malone has occupied and
paid rent for the said house these twelve years past, the
last gale of which he paid to said Gerald Doyle on the Sixth
Day of March 1818 -
James
Malone further sayeth that he several times entreated the
said Gerald Doyle to forbear from cutting down said lofts,
the under one at least as they were his chief protection
from the inclemency of the weather (the roof being in a
ruinious state) which said Gerald Doyle refused to comply
with, saying that he would make but one Day's Work of it,
and further James Malone Sayth not ~~
- Sworn before me this being 19th Day of March 1818
being first truly read to James Malone.
- (signed) James, his X mark, Malone.
- (signed) Walter Kavanagh.
Transcribed by Selina Lawlor.
Source: Michael Purcell
2012
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