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THE LO.-UEUT. PRESENTED WITH HIS FREEDOM IN A GOLD BOX.
Present-The Mayor, Sher. J nhnson; Alden. Travers, Butler, Owgan, Sir '-.J f'· Franklin, Purcell, Kent, Lawton, and Kellett ; Mr. Izod, Willcocks, l)Puxley, Piersy, C. S., and Coles. 23 Jan., 1790. Ordered, that an address be presented to the Lord Lieut. on his arrival in )(' this kingdom, and that he be presented with his Freedom in a Gold Box ;. · the address to be presented by our Recorder and representatives ; also the. "/.. Rt. Ron. Robt. Hobart, Prin. Sec. to Lo.-Lieut., in a Silver Box. It., that Mr. Kent buy 100 Barrels of coals; It., 25 guineas to Mr~ R. Morrison, to go to Dublin to prove the allegations of a petition to Par- liament for money for repairing the New Wall;. It., £54 16s. 2-!d. to Messrs. Shaw and Evanson for Clothing for the Bellmen,. Sergeants, and Bailiffs; It., £38 9s. Ojd. to Mr. Philip Allen for lace, &c., for the above clothing ; It., £14 9s. 9d. to Rowland Purcell, Esq., for Newspapers and small charges for the Mansion House during his Mayoralty ; £40 to David Roche, Esq., one year's rent of the Fowl Market; It., £4 15s. 2d. for two. Abridgements for the Town Clerk ; It., £20 to 1\fr. Christ. Allen, two years' rent for the ground used as an Apple Market; It., that Mr. Allen be given notice, that the Corporation will have no further use of said ground after 1 March next; It., £1 5s. to Mr. Willcocks for advertising in Waterford and Dublin for Flags for the markets·; £6 17s. 4d. to Edmond Roche Kinselagh, Esq., for stationery for the Public office at the Mansion House; It., one guinea to James Triggs for keeping the bells of the Mansion House in repair two years ; It., £2 ls. 4d. to the late Mayor, law expenses of an action issued against him by Thomas Shinkwin, amount of the public dinner at Black- rock. Present--The Mayor, Sher. Harding and Johnson; Alden. Butler, Lawton, .Owgan, Kent, Morrison, Sir J. Franklin, Purcell; Mr. Izod, Willcocks, and Piercy, C. S. 11 Feb., 1790. That Peter Besnard, mercht., eldest son of Julius Besnard; George Pigott, Esq., eldest son of Col. Thomas Pigott ; Benj. Hayes, jun., Esq., eldest son of Benj. Hayes, Esq., Atty.-at-Law; George Roche, of Bristol, mercht., eldest son of David Roche, of Limerick, Esq.; Cornelius Mahony,
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