CLARE JOURNAL 1821

Clare Journal July 2 1821

Creditors of Terence O'Bryen

Mrs. Mary Powell, widow, Ennis, John O'Donnell, Esq., ditto, Philip Dwyer, Phinagh, Daniel O'Grady, Esq., Coogy, William Emerson, Gent. Ennis, David Power, Esq., Ennis, Conor O'Brien, Glen, Francis Owen, Corofin, Rev. Thomas Healy, Knockfin, Tim. Kelly, Bouleven, Thomas Hynes, Ennis, Ths. O'Donoghue, Enistymond, James McGrath, Glan, John O'Halloran, Ballyabbane, the heir at law or representative of Thomas Steele, late of Cullane Castle, Esq., Burton Bindon, Esq. Cloney, and Murtogh, William, Terlogh, Connor, Edward and James O'Bryen, of Glancollomkill, Minors, all in the county of Clare ; Laughlan Maelachlan?, John Kirwin, John Moore, of the town of Galway, Esqrs., John D'Arcy, Newforest, John D'Arcy, Clifden Castle, Esqs., John Conlahan, of Ballinasloe, all in the County of Galway. Donatus O'Brien, Esq. residence at present unknown to Insolvent and to all others to be, are or claim to be Creditors of daid Insolvent.

On Thursday last, Mr. Bourrien, Officer of Excise, and Mr. James Foster, Preventive Surveyor, with a detachment of the 40th Regiment, stationed in Ennistymon, succeeded in detecting on the lands of Killinaboy, in the west of this County, a large still, &c, at full work. On the same day, the same officers destroyed four disilleries, together with 600 gallons of potale, and 150 gallons of singlings. We have great pleasure in adding that through the exertions of the above active officers, illicit distillation has been almost entirely suppressed in the west of this county, though the military assistance is rather confined.

Courtesy of Declan Barron