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CLARE JOURNAL 1816

Jan 25
Married.
On Sunday last, Michael Stritch, esq., of Tuomullen, to Miss
Cahill, daughterr of Mr. John Cahill, of Ballymurphy.
Died
At Port Royal, (Jamaica) Lieutenant Stacpoole, R.M.

Feb 1
Married
Tuesday, by the Rev. Henry Gubbins, at George's Church,
Geirge William Stamer, Esq., of Carnelly, Lieut. Colonel of
the Clare Regt., to Mary, daughter of Ralph Westropp, Esq.,
of the city of Limerick, Alderman, and niece to the Rt. Hon.
Colonel Vereker, M.P.; immediately after the ceremony, the
happy Pair proceeded to their seat at Carnelly.
Died
At Cullane Castle, in this co. the seat of her
brother-in-law, Thomas Steele, Esq., much regretted Mrs.
Steele, relict of the late Wm. Steele, Esq. of Derrymore.

Feb 15
To Be Let
......House, Shop, and Concerns, at the corner of Hunt's
Lane, they are nearly opposite the courthouse, ........
Proposals to Mr. Richard Floyd, Jun., or to Mr. thomas
Gorman, next door to the Premises, in High Street.
Birth
At Clifden, the Ladt of william Burton, Esq., of a Son.
Died
At Gaurus, Mrs. Gannon, wife of Mr. Paul Gannon.
In Jail Street, Mr. Chas. Cooke.
In Limerick, Mrs. McMahon, wife of Matthew McMahon, Esq.,
and sister to Dr. Tierney, Physician in Ordinary to his
Royal Highness, the Prince Regent.

Mar 21
Sunday last, Mr. Wm. Dwyer, and Mr. M. Shannon, were
proceeding from Ennistymon towards Milltown, they were
attacked by a number of men who assailed them with stones,
one of which struck Mr. Dwyer in the forehead, and instantly
deprived him of life. ....... John Sheehan and Michael
Gallery, have been committed by Pat. Lysaght, Esq., charged
with being concerned ........
Birth
On Sunday, at Belfast, the lady of captain Dulhunty, 45th
regt. of a son and heir.
Married
Yesterday, by the rev. Robt. Walden, Lieutenant Gardiner, of
the Kilkenny militia, to Miss Eliza Pinchin, daughter of the
late Mr. John Pinchin, of this town.
Died
Last Monday, in Limerick, after a tedious illness, Mrs.
Power, wife of Pat. Power, esq. Her remains were conveyed to
town on Tuesday, and deposited in the family vault.

Apr 8
Birth
This morning, in Jail Street, the Lady of Montrose Dulhunty,
Esq., of a daughter.