ENNIS CHRONICLE 1813

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Subject: Ennis Chronicle 1813

Reply-To: Declan Barron <newparkhouse.ennis@eircom.net>

Ennis Chronicle 8 Jan 1813

TO BE SET
FOR THREE LIVES

From the 25th March, or 1st of May next,

THE HOUSE OFFICES AND
Twenty-three ACRES of choice MEADOW,
Part of the lands of
CAPPAHARD
The LAND is well Banked and Drained,
and the HOUSE and OFFICES in excellent
repair, and fit for the reception of a large
family.
Proposals to be made to Mr. MICHAEL SWYNY,
Cappahard, Ennis. Immediate possession will be given.

TO BE LET

From the First Day of May next,

For such Term as may be agreed on,
The Dwelling-house and Premises in
Bow-Lane, in the town of Ennis,
FORMERLY THE CUSTOM-HOUSE,
As now held by Boyle Vandeleur, Esq.
Also, the Dwelling-house, Cellar, and
Concerns in Mill-street as lately held by
Mr. ANTHONY ENGLAND, and now held
by the Widow Raleigh, to commence
from the 25th of March next.
And also, the upper part of the Dwelling
nouse in Church Street, as now held by
Mr. WILLIAM BREW, over the shop
and premises in the possession of THOMAS
CARRIGG, to commence from the 1st of
May next.
Proposals, in writing (Post Paid) to WILLIAM
BRAMPTON BURNE, Esq., No. 27 Grafton-street
Dublin.

Mr. DAXON will SET
FOUNTAIN

From the First of May next,

With from 50 to 100 Acres, and ALSO
About Fifty Acres of CAROO.
Any term can be given of the latter
It is situated within about 2 miles of Ennis.

Declan