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THE PRINTER OF" THE CLOTHIERS GARLAND" TO BE INDICTED.
5 Ma1·ch, 1732.
I The probate of the last will of Joseph Harris and the lease of his hold- / ! ings from Tho 8 • Hodder, Esq., which relates to holding a Mathematical Lec- ture weekly, and on the decease of any Lecturer a new one is to be appointed L within six months after by the Mayor of Cork and the Bishop of Corke for the time being, or the said lease forfeited; ordered, that said probate and lease be lodged in the Corporation Chest, and a copy of said probate be de- livered to present Lecturer. That the holdings enjoied by Thos. Polly, near the old Market Place, be set up to public cant on the Exchange, on Friday, 16 inst. That the lot of ground of 60 feet at the North East of the ground near the Barrack ·be canted same day. That James Hutchinson, Commander of the Salamander, the King's Ship, ""- be complimented with his freedom in a silver box. That Mr. Francis Austin be paid £10 19s. 4d. for clothes, trimmings, and liveries for the Blue Coats and keeper of the Exchange. Present-Mr. Mayor, Sher. Newenhani ; Alden. Delahoide, Terry, Cramer, Millerd, Austin ; Mr. Carre, Engain, Owgan, Bousfield. Mem. A Council was summoned for Wednesday, 14 March, at 4 o'clock, but four members appeared half an hour after four. Robt. Hoare, Clk. Col., 'Viz., S. Croker, Mayor ; Sher~ Newenham, Ald. Miller, Mr. Carrie, Engaine. .
19 March, 1732.
'\:. Whereas there was a Ballad lately published, entitled the " Corke Asso- ciation, or the Clothiers Garland," that we apprehend may be of ill conse- quences if not suppressed, we are of opinion that the Mayor ought to bind the printer over to appear the next Quarter Sessions, that he may be in- dicted for printing said Ballad. Polly's premises being canted, and Mr. Walter Lavite being the highest bidder petitioned for a longer term than 99 years; ordered, that he have a lease for 199 years, at £24 per annum. That the mortgage on the fishery be forthwith discharged. That the Cant for setting the lot of ground by the Barracks be postponed to Friday, 6 April next.
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