I John Nowlan do swear that I usually reside at Roslee in the
parish of Myshall in the Barony of Forth and that I support
myself by my trade as a Tailor and will Prosecute Michael Clowry
for an assault.
So help me God. (signed) John Nowlan.
Taken and acknowledged before me this 13th day of May 1825.
(signed) Robert Cornwall.
Thomas Date maketh Oath and Saith he usually resides at
Knockenane in the Parish of Fennagh, Carlow and that he supports
himself by Farming to prosecute Charles Nowlan for riot and
assault. (signed) Thomas Date. Sworn before me this 11th day of
November 1826, (signed) Robert Cornwall. New wording for
Recognizances 1826 Thomas Date acknowledges himself to be
indebted to his Majesty King George the fourth his heirs and
successors in the sum of Ten pounds Sterling lawful money of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to be paid to his
said Majesty his heirs and successors should Thomas Date fail to
appear in his proper person to prosecute Charles Nowlan in open
court at Carlow. 1826.
Names: Clowry, Date & Nowlan 1826
From Pat Purcell Papers.
1826.
Thomas Date maketh Oath and Saith he
usually resides at Knockenane in the Parish of Fennagh, Carlow
and that he supports himself by Farming to prosecute Charles
Nowlan for riot and assault.
(signed) Thomas Date.
Sworn before me this 11th day of
November 1826,
(signed) Robert Cornwall.
Surnames: Hughes, Nowlan & Moore 1830.
Note added 2012. Patrick Hughes is charged with assault of Patrick
Nowlan. No year is given but we can surmise that it is 1830.
Patrick Nowlan did not attend the Court [No Attendance] so the case
was dismissed [No Bill] by the Jury [self and fellows] signed by the
Jury foreman.
From Pat Purcell Papers.
The Jurors of our Lord the King upon their oath, present that,
Patrick Hughes of Ballanbrannagh in the County of Carlow, yeoman on
the first of April in the tenth year of the reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and soforth, at Crossneen in
the County of Carlow, in and upon one Patrick Nowlan a true a
faithful subject of our said Lord the King, in the peace of God, and
of our said Lord the King,
then and there being, did make an assault and Patrick Nowlan then
and there did beat, wound, and ill treat, so that his life was
greatly despaired of, and other wrongs to the said Patrick Nowlan
and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his crown and
dignity.
No Attendance, No Bill for self and fellows,
(signed) H. Moore.
Surnames mentioned: Nowlan, Clowery & Minchin
1832
PPP.
1832. (all one page)
Answering Recognisance.
We Michael, David and Johanna Nowlan do Swear that we
usually reside at Cranaha, Parish of Myshall, Carlow acknowledge
ourselves indebted unto our lord the King in the sum of 10 pounds
Sterling each.
So help me God. (signed) David and Johanna Nowlan.
I Michael Clowery do swear that I am a householder
and have a house wherein I usually reside at Celema Glush in the
townland of Kilmagulsh, Parish of Myshall and I am worth the sum of
10 pounds Sterling over all my just debts.~~
So help me God
(signed) Michael, his X mark, Clowery.
I James Minchion do swear that I am a house holder in
Ballynocken, Parish of Fenagh and I am worth the sum of 10 pounds
Sterling. ~~
So help me God.
(signed) James, his X mark, Minchion.
Michael, David and Johanna will attend the General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held at Tullow to answer charges
brought by George Nolan.
Sworn before me at Ballydarton this 5th day of April
1832.
(signed) John Watson.