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A LOAN O'F ARMS TO THE MILITARY SOCIETY AT PASSAGE.
50 bayonets, 50 Cartouch boxes, and 4 Halberts be lent out of the City Armoury to the Gentlemen·of the " Revenue" of this City on a Bond passed by Robert Gordon and Henry Davis:-'Esq., for £125 to the Mayor, &c., for the return of said arms in same good order; It., 40 musquets, 40 bayonets, 40 Cartouch bo~es, and 2 Halberts be lent out of the City Armory to the. Gentlemen forming a Military Society at " Passage,", on a Bond passed by - - Thos. Parsons and Michrel Parker, Esqrs., for £100 to the Mayor, &c., to return said arms in said good order. That George Ogle, Esq., M.P. for Co. Wexford, be presented with his freedom in a Silver Box, and Revd. Richd. Pigott, D.D., a freeman at large. That 100 musquets, 100 bayonets, and 100 Cartouch boxes be lent out · of the City Armory to the Gentlemen forming a Military Society in this City by the name of the " Cork Blues," on a Bond passed by Mr. Mayor, Edmond Roche Kinselagh, Es~. John J appie to the Mayor, &c., for .£250 for return of said arms in said good order. Present-Mr. Mayor, Sher. Harding ; Alden. Millerd, Bury, Maylor, Baker, Webb, Butler, Travers; Mr. Browne, Morrison, and Izod. 2 ¥ay.-No business for want of a sufficient number.-Wm. Snowe, Clk. of Council. Present--Mr. Mayor, Sher. Lane ; Alden. Bury, Wetherall, Webb, and Mr. Browne. 5 May, 1778. . That Major Genl. Flower Mocker, Esq., Comr. in Chief for the Province of X Munster, be presented with his freedom in a Silver box. Ordered, that 50 Musquets, 50 bayonets, and 50 Cartouch boxes be lent out of the City Armory to the gentlemen of the " Blacip.._~?~~l!.~!~~\op,'': ... _,...,..,....,. on a bond passed by Mr. .Andrew Johnson and Mr. J of:iii Forster for .£125 . to the Mayor, &c., for the return of said arms in same good order; It., .£300 towards defraying the expenses of an act for regulating the Police of this City. It., 3s. 6d. a week for ~he support of .Ann Green now confined in. the Bridewell, to prosecute two fellows now confined in the City Gaol. for rapes and robberys. That George Welsh, cooper, having serVed Patrick Welsh and Richard Curcy, do., be admitted freemen at large. 117-2
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