1770-71
April 10, 1770, Page 3
For PHILADELPHIA,
THE Ship EARL of DONEGALL, Burthen 300 Tons, Duncan Ferguson, Master, will
positively fail, Wind and Weather permitting, the 25th Instant.
Passengers, Redemptioners, and Servants who intend to embrace this
Opportunity, are requested to apply immediately to Mr. John Ewing, Mr.
William Burgess., Capt. JAMES BLAIR at
Mr. Burgess’s or to said Master, either of whom will agree on reasonable
Terms.
N. B. She is a remarkable
fine Ship, very well found, and has excellent Accommodations for
Passengers; and as CAPTAIN BLAIR
will go a Passenger in her himself, he will take particular Care that
every Thing shall be rendered as comfortable and agreeable as possible.
Belfast, April the 9th, 1770.
July 24, 1770, Page 2
INOCULATION
We the undernamed Persons, Inhabitants of the Towns of Ballymena,
Portglenone, Randalstown, Glenarm, and Parts adjacent, have had our
Children inoculated for the Small-pox in the Suttonian Method by Mr.
William McCulloch of Ballymena, Surgeon, who hall had that Disease in the
most mild and favourable Manner, without Confinement, and are at present
in perfect Health.
We return him Thanks for is Care and Attention during the Progress
of the Disorder, and recommend him to the Publick as a skilful Practitoner
of the Suttonian Art.
John Lendrick
Wm. Patterson
Thos. McCawley
Blayney Adair
James Wason
Wm. Milliker
John Allen
James Knox
James Walker
Hugh Edmonston
Robert McNeely
Andrew Moor
Robert Crawford
John Miller
Wm. McCawley
Thomas Aspinall
Andrew Miller
Alex. Hill
MICHAEL BLAIR
James Killpatrick
J. Hume
John Adair
James Pattin
Charles Carty
Henry Henderson
Wm. Birch
Hugh Forbes
N. B. Mr. McCulloch in
the Months of August, September, and October last inoculated upwards of
280 Persons, Men, Women, and Children (Paupers included) in Mr. Sutton’s
Method, who all passed the Small-pox without Confinement, and are at
present well. From many
different Engagements in the Way of his Profession at Home, he has been
hitherto prevented from attending at any great Distance, but now proposes
to be in Colerain and Londonderry in a few Days to Inoculate, and hopes
the great Success which has hitherto attended his Practice, will be a
sufficient Recommendation.
January 1, 1771, Page 2
Died. A few days ago,
the Rev. Mr. John Wallace, a dissenting clergyman.—The Rev. Mr. Flemng
of Adam and Eve chapel, Cook-street.—At
his lodgings in this city. Laurence
Nowlan of Whitewall; co.
Kilkenny, esq.—in Luke street, MR. JAMES
BLAIR, proprietor of the packet boats.
September 20, 1771; Page 3
We the inhabitants of the Townlands of Ballylinney, Ballyhound,
Ballywalter, Ballycalket, and Lisnalinchy, in order to shew our dislike
Abhorrence of some late wicked Proceedings in the Country, of houghing,
maiming, and killing Cattle, and robbing and burning House, and as far as
we can to prevent the same for the future; We whose names are hereunto
subscribed, do agree and engage to and with each other and the Publick,
that we will not conceal, but will use our best Endeavours to discover,
apprehend and prosecute to Conviction, every Person who shall hereafter be
guilty of such wicked and diabolical Crimes; and for that Purpose we will
each of us be strictly watchful over our own respective Households, and
entertain no Peson therein, but those for whose good Behaviour we will be
answerable; and that we will keep a regular stout nightly.
Watch in the several Townlands in which we respectively live,
during the ensuing Winter Season; where we will regularly, in Rotation,
attend in Person, or send a sufficient man who may be depended on; and
that we will to the utmost of our Power, each of us, not only defend our
own Properties separately, but will instantly, on the least Appearance of
Danger, join with one another, and repel Force by Force, in Case the same
shall be once necessary, in protecting the Property of each other:
And for the faithful performance of all these Things, we have each
of us entered into the most solemn Engagements.
Dated this 16th September, 1771.
William Rowney
John McMaster
Arthur Kirk
James McClacken
WILLIAM BLAIR
John Craig
Samuel hay
John Logan
James Lattimore
John Alexander
Wm. McCulloch
Alexander McCram
George Shaw
Matthew Little John
William Ross
John Barron
Anthony Parker
JAMES BLAIR
Andrew Smyth
John McCrea
Alexander Jordan
William Shaw
John Gordon
William McGouken
William Leard
James McKee
William McClelland
David Montgomery
Andrew McConnell
Joseph Robinson
William Barron
John Grange
James Thompson
For my Father, John
Robert Harvey
James Thompson
Simm
John McKee
James Gardiner
James Barron
James Brown
John Hughston
Lowdawick Shannon
Edward Greenlies
Hugh Thompson
John Willson
James Munnal
John McConnell
John Lyle
William Adamson
October 11, 1771, Page 3
We the Inhabitants of the Parish of Ballyeaston, whose Names are
hereunto subscribed, in order to shew our utter Dislike, Abhorrence, and
Detestation of some late wicked Proceedings in this Country, of houghing
and killing Cattle, and robbing, firing into and burning Houses, and
Stacks o’Hay and Corn, and writing and dropping threatening incendiary
Letters, full of horrid Oaths and Imprecations: do promise and engage to
each other and the Publick, that we will use our best Endeavours to
discover, apprehend and prosecute to Conviction, every Person who shall
hereafter be guilty of such wicked and diabolical Crimes, so destructive
of the Peace and Welfare of Society, and inconsistent with all Order and
good Government. And the more
effect? To answer this good Purpose, we will ach of us be strictly
watchful over our respective Families, and not harbour or entertain
therein (as far as we know) any Person of any irregular Behaviour.
And further, we do hereby declare, whenever it shall be necessary,
and the Civil Magistrate gives us Authority, that we will keep a regular
strong Watch ever Night, in he several Townlands in which we respectively
live; where we will, in our Turn, attend in Person, or send a Man who may
be depended upon. And that we
will to the utmost our our Power, each of us, not only defend our own
Properties, but instantly, on the least Alarm or Appearance of Danger,
join with and assist each other, in repelling the lawless Attempts of
wicked Men to destroy the Property of our Neighbours.
Ballyeaston, October 9th, 1771.
John Connor, Minister
William Montgomery
Wm. Holmes, Minister
Of Ballyeaston
Presbyterian Minister
Wm. Tod
John Allen
Nathan Tod
John Bowers
Archibald Wilson
James Tod Robt. Wilson
John Sittlington
Wm. Carmichel
Wm. Shivers
John Love
John Carmichel
John Millar
Edward Love
James Carmichel
John Millar
John Love
Robt. Love
Thos. Boyd
Wm. Loggan
Sam. Ferguson
James McIlwean
John Loggan
John McDowel
Thos. Begs
Robert Hill
Charles Ellison
James McClean
Wm. Hill
John Hill
David McClean
Thos. Hill
Thos. McBride
Thos. White
Samuel McMaster
James Marshal
Alex. White
Nathaniel McCleland
Thos. Huston
John Dumbar
Hugh Bartholomew
Samuel Huston
John Bryson
Robt. Dollars
John Hume
John Reny
Wm. Kelly
James Beggs
Wm. Whiteford
Wm. Waugh
John Kirkwood
John Whiteford
Robt. Groat
Robt. Marshal
Wm. McCullogh
James Mc Alexander
Wm. Kirkwood
Robt. Wilson
Samuel Shannon
Andrew Tod
James McBride
Andrew Taylor
John Tod
Wm. Andrew
Wm. McAlexander
Andrew Arther
John Milford
Robt. Mitchell
Wm. Arther
John Scott
Henry Magee
James Caldwell
Jon Huston
James Cameron
Patrick Mitchel
Robt. Conge
James Cameron
Francis Gilmor
Wm. Gaut
Nathan Tod
Wm. Dunkin
John Gaut
Nathaniel McAlister
John Gardiner
James Smyth
Charles Brown
Thos. Dunkin
Samuel Sim
James Tod
Thos. Askin
Joseph Jamison
James Robison
Wm. Askin
John Wilson
James Tod
John Service
John Beggs
NATHANIEL BLAIR
Robt. Montgomery
John Mc Murt??/
John Tod
Patrick Meabin
John Gardiner
Robt. Tod
Thos. McFerran
John McCune
Samuel Mitchel
Wm. Meabin
Andrew Hunter
Richard McGooken
Nathaniel Kirkwood
Charles Cummin
Nathaniel Brown
Wm. Galt
Robt. Hineman
James Gillilan
Hugh Marshall
John McCleland
John Owens
Matthew Gray
Joseph Oar
John Gillilan
James Begs
Robt. Nicol
Thos. Huston
Thos. Begs
HENRY BLAIR
Hugh Huston
John Kirkwood
Robt. Millen
David Allen
Wm. Crawford
John Henderson
Matthew Hoy
Wm. Robison
Thos. Simson
Arthur Lather
David Begs
Wm. Gilbert
John Kennedy
Andrew Millar
Hugh Watt
Lohn Loggan
Hugh Duncan
David Patton
Wm. Beaty
John Hill
James McAlister
Robt. Gilmor
John McGregry
Nathaniel Duncan
Andrew Moor
Jeremiah Smyth
Adam Coultard?
Wm. Smyth
Nathaniel Allen
John Buchanan
Wm. Spear
John Allen
James Kennedy
Nathan McAlister
James Spear
Robt. Mc Cant??
Samuel Smyth
Edward Loggan
Stafford Duncan
Robt. Owens
Robert Begs
Wm McIlwean
Wm. Whany
Thos. Lusk
John Todd
Wm Symson
James Barklie
Wm. Oar
John Thompson
Nathan Tod
James Kirk
John Millar
John Mannal
Joseph Thompson
John Saunderson
Alex. Thompson
John Whiteford, junr.
Nathaniel Getty
Alex. Martin
John Wilson
Francis Graham
Andrew Hannah
Wm. Coleman
John Graham
Arthur Taggart
Wm. Duncan
Jonas Graham
Hugh Begs
James McMaster
John Cok
Wm. Hilditch
John Allen
James Graham
Hugh O’Drean
Wm. Allen
Robt. Saunderson
John Begs
John Poak
James Graham
John Thompson
Wm. Poak
James Mawhoad?
Thos. Tod
James Bryson
Timothy Saunderson
John McAlexander
James Lather
John McCallay
Sam. McAlexander
Wm. Ramley
Samuel Allen
John Craig
David White
John O’Haveren
Wm. Craig
James Bowman
Archibald Owens
Thos. Service
John Rankin
John Carmichael
Wm. Gilmor
Matthew Gray
Wm. Thompson
Hugh Gilmor
John Watt
James Aiken
James Hannah
Alex. Carmichael
Andrew McClean
Robt. Hannah
James Carmichael
James Johnston
John Andrew
Robt. Gardiner
John McIlwean
Adam Boyce
Edward McCleland
John Craig
James Preston
Hugh Watt, senior
Samuel Mean
John Marshal
John Tod, junr.
Thos. Hill
John Mackey
Thos. Duncan
Gawen Saunderson
James McMaster
Wm. Whiteford, junr.
James Mean
John Killen
Robt. Huston
John Semple
Wm. Kirkwood
Wm. Hunter
Wm. Houston
David Spear
John Barkley
Hugh Millan
Wm. Curry
Thos. Wette?
John Knox
Samuel Curry
James Kirk, junr.
Archibald Davison
Stafford Curry
John Wilson
Thos. Dunkin
Wm. McComb
Robt. McMillen
John McDowel
John Strange
John Hunter
Wm. Knox
Alex. McCamont
Wm. Wiley
James Mitchel
John McComb
Hugh Johnston
Robt. Percy
November 5, 1771, Page 2
ADVERTISEMENT
THAT WILLIAM BLAIR, Parish of
Dundonald, Townland of Bellyrussell, and County of Down, doth intend, by
publick Auction, to sell his Household Furniture, consisting of almost
every necessary Article, with all Farming Utensils, both very good; a Mare
with a Foal of this Year; Cows and Heifers; several Stacks of Corn, a
Stack of Hay, and some Turf.---He also will sell his Interest of the Farm,
containing 21 Acres, Cunningham Measure, at 13s per Acre.
Tithe and Duties free, has Moss and Meadow, some of it very lately
limed; within one Mile and a half of Cumber, three of Newtown, and five of
Belfast; there are 26 Years of the Lease to come from the first Instant.
The Cant to begin on Wednesday the ?? of this Month, and continue
till all are sold. Three
Months Credit on Security, for every Sum above 10s.
?? November, 1771.
December 6, 1771, Page 3
DROPT off a Car, on Wednesday the 13th of November
last, on the Road from Belfast to Newtown-Ards, a Sack containing one
quarter of a Hide of Ben Leather, one half and one quarter ditto of Neat
Leather, and two Veal Skins; William Dalzell is written on several Pieces
of the Leather. Any Person
who has found the above shall have a Crown Reward on delivering it to MR.
WILLIAM BLAIR, Newton-Ards; Mr. David Smith, Dundonnald; or the
Printers hereof. Dated 5th
December, 1771.
N. B. As the poor Man
who drops the above will have to pay for it, it is hoped that if the above
leather be offered for Sale it may be stopped, and the Person who stops it
shall be entitled to the above Reward.
December 6, 1771, Page 3
LOST between Doagh and Four-mile burn, on the 12th of
this Inst. November, a Silver Watch, the Property of Robert Hook,
Bleacher, in Doagh: She is
very remarkable, having three cases, the outside Case being carved or
chased, and the Maker’s Name being in the Back of the inner Case, John
Faucherty, Liverpool. Whoever
returns her to Mr. JAMES BLAIR SHAW
of Doagh, or the above Robert Hook, shall receive one Guinea Reward.
It is hoped that all Watch makers or others, will take Notice if
such a Watch is offered to them for mending or for Sale, that she may may
be taken up. Doagh, Nov. 26,
1771.
December
27, 1771, Page 3
STOLEN
WHERAS on the Night between the 19th and 20th
Instant, one of the Windows in the Drying loft belonging to William Kelly,
at his Bleach-green in Killarn, in the Parish of Newtown-Ards and County
of Down, was broke open and Pieces of Linen ……………………out of
said Drying-loft by some Person or Persons as yet unknown.
Said Linens were ready to be lapped; they are all marked on the one
End with J. K. and numbered on the other, but the Numbers as yet not
certainly known; their Value supposed to be from 20d, to 2s, 2d per Yard.
NOW we whose Names are hereunto subscribed, do promise to pay the
Sums annexed to our respective Names, amounting in the whole to the Sum of
110 l, 6s 9d. Sterl. As a
Reward to any Person or Persons who will discover and prosecute to
Conviction the Person or Persons guilty of said Felony in three Calendar
Months from the Date hereof; and if any Person concerned in the above
Felony will make a Discovery of his or their Accomplices, he shall not
only be entitled to the above Reward, but Application made for
his Pardon, Given under our Hands, this 26th December,
1771.
l.
s.
d.
Francis Turn’y, Esq.
3
13
9
Thomas McQuoin
1
2
9
Robert Lambert, Esq.
3
8
3
Edward Darley
1
2
9
Robert Gillespie, Esq.
3
8
3
John Lewers
1
2
9
James Bruce, Esq.
3
8
3
Thomas Merry, senr.
1
14
?
Revd. Samuel Stone
3
8
3
Thomas Merry, junr.
1
2
9
Robert Bradshaw
2
5
6
William Strickland
1
2
9
James Riddle
2
5
6
William Bryson
1
2
9
Robert Riddle
2
5
6
Robert Dalzell
1
2
9
George Gillespie
3
8
3
James Rowan
1
2
9
John Andrew
2
5
6
William Fisher
1
2
9
David McCormick
3
8
3
James Heron
1
2
9
William Brown
1
2
9
John Willson
1
14
?
James McCully
2
5
6
William McBlain
1
2
9
William Kelly
11
7
6
John Logan
1
2
9
Revd. Hugh Caldwell
1
2
9
WILLIAM McBLAIR
1
2
9
John Harrison
1
2
9
James Biers
1
2
9
Revd. James Dobbin
1
2
9
Hans Logan
1
2
9
John McMullan
1
2
9
James Kelly
5
13
9
Hugh Wallace Laird
1
2
9
William Gillespie
3
8
3
Revd. James Huey
1
2
9
John Glenholmes
2
5
6
James Biers
2
5
6
James McNall
2
5
6
John McCully
2
5
6
Andrew Cuming
2
5
6
JAMES BLAIR
1
2
9
Revd. Wm. Stit
2
5
6
Thomas Fisher
2
5
6
Thomas Pollack
1
2
9
Samuel Oar (Orr)
2
5
6
The said William Kelly desires that no Person may trespass upon his Greens
for the future, or come within the enclosures there upon any Pretence
whatever without her Permission except those who are bringing Cloth to be
bleached or taking them away afterwards.
1772
March 17, 1772, Page 2
Whereas we the subscribers hereto Inhabitants of the Parish of Dunachy, in
the Barony of Kilconway and County of Antrim, having the utmost
detestation and abhorrence of the late and present unlawful and audacious
rising of disorderly and infatuated persons, in this and several other
parts of this county, to the terror of his majesty's peaceable and loyal
subjects, the destruction of property and danger of life; and believing
the most effectual means to suppress and quell the same, is by an
association of well-affected people. Now, we therefore solemnly promise,
and mutually pledge our faith to one another, that in every case, where
any one may be attacked within the said parish, by such disorderly
persons, in the manner they have lately practiced; we will, as afar as in
our power lies, assemble ourselves, and at the risque and hazard of our
lives, repel force by force, for the preservation of their and our lives
and establishing of good order, and bringing delinquents to justice.
Dated this 6th day of March 1772
Wm. Moore, Wm. Crawford, John Gaston
, Rev. Joseph Douglass, John Morison, Pat Knowles , James Moore,
David Graham, Joseph Linton, John Forsyth, Andrew Graham, John McMurry,
James Mc Naghten, Robert Pettigrew, John Wallace, Wm. McNaghten, James
Ferry, John Kellsy, John Edmonstone, James McLonan, Henry McCormick, Wm.
Edmonstone, Sam. McLonan, James McClure, Sam. Cupples, Peter Pattison,
David McCully, Mat. Crawford, Hugh Huston, Gilbert Greer, Henry Shaw, John
Huston, James Greer, Wm. McCormick, Wm. Mann, Henry Hamilton, Dan McAulay,
James McKelvey, Bernard McCully, John Crawford, Thos. Cupid, Sam. McCully,
Sam. McMurry, Tim Douds, Alex. McCully, Thos. Forsyth, Alex Cupid, James
Watson, Wm. Forsyth, John Douds, James McCrory, James Forsyth, Robert
McGown, Nathaniel White, Wm. Forsyth, Junr.,
James McWilliams, Robt. Miller, Wm. Forsyth, Senr.
, JOHN BLAIR, Mat. Herbison, John
Forsyth, Senr., James Hannah,
Robert Herbison, John Forsyth, Junr., John Boyd, Adam Herbison, John Gaston, Senr.,
James Dickey, Robt. Hersion, John Gaston, Junr.,
Thos. Smyth, Wm. Lowry, Thomas Gaston, Wm. Robinson, Thos. Lowry, Robert
Gaston, JAMES BLAIR, Joseph Lowry,
Pat. Smith, John Woodside, Peter Kerr, Senr.,
James Elliot, Bernard McKenny, Peter Kerr, Junr., Wm. Patison, Adam Dinsmore, Alex Kerr, Robert McGowan,
James McLonan, Wm. McCulley , Robert Stewart, Senr., Daniel Diehan, Thos. Kerr, John Stewart, ROWLEY
BLAIR, John Herbison, Robert Stewrt, Junr.,
Pat Hannah, Sam. Herbison, Joseph Stewart, Sam. Boyd, James Davison, John
Todd, Gawn Finlay, David Morton, Thos. Caldwell, James Siers, Wm. Morton,
Joseph Cathcart, Wm. Glenn, Sam. McKelvy, Sam. McGowan, Robt. Glenn, John
Campbell, Andrew Graham, James Glenn, John Millar, James Elliot, John
Pringle, Peter Millar, John Huston, Wm. McLaughlin, Andrew Millar,
Lascelles Rogers, Sam. Hamilton, Wm. Cupid, John Adams, Joseph Cristy,
John Craige, John Henderson, Thos. Douglass, Wm. Culbertson, James Dunkin,
Roger McCleland, Allan Cathcart, David Adams, John Johnston, John Young,
John Crawford, Adam Linton, Wm. Crawford, Malcom McMurry, John Gaston,
John Young, Sam. McMurry, John Mc Ilroy, John Adams, Gaeon McMurry, Sam.
Stinson, Thos. Cathcart, Andrew Stinson, Alex. McLonan, Mat. Adams, John
Hyndman, Sam. Kirkpatrick, James Adams, John Nicly, James Gaston, Thos.
Humes, David Boyd, John Anderson, Pat. Gaston, John McGown, Wm. Duffin,
John Patten, John Douglass, Randle Duffin, Laughlin Douds, James Cuples,
John Campbell, HUGH BLAIR, Wm.
McKelvey, John Campbell, Geo. Hamilton, Wm. McKelvy, Daniel Morrison,
Thos. Lowry, Joseph Gaston, Hugh J. Hutton, John Adams, Robert Craige, WM.
BLAIR, Edward McIllmoge,
April 7, 1772, Page 3
Abstract
=Aarranthrough,Wm.
=Stanhouse,John. =Blair,James. =Workman,James.
=McCay,Alex.
=Agnew,James =M''Neil,Mal. =Montgomery,John. =Montgomery,Wm. =Hill,Richard.
=Allen,Thos. =Dickie,David. =Adams,John.
=Barklie,Thos. =Nettervill,Nicholas. =Agnew,Robt. =Montgomery,Sam.
=Boyd,Robt. =Moor,Nathan. =Simpson,John. =Dauthard,Sam. =Young,Wm. =Murray,Wm.
=Campbell,John =Calhoon,Robt. =Murray,Charles. =McKewn,Sam. =Coan,Isaac/Rev.
=Edwards,John. =Reed,Hugh. =Hill,Arthur. =Brown,David. =Workman,Sam.
=Glasgow,Wm. =Losk,Robt. =Snoddy,James =Snoddy,Matthew. =M''Kinney,Pat.
=Hamilton,Samuel. =Shutter,John =White,James. =Hare,Wm. =Woodside,John.
=Houston,John. =Munrow,Wm. =Finley,James. =Glasgow,John. =McMullon,John.
=Jamison,Skeffington. =McVicker,James. =Jamison,Arthur. =O''Harow,John.
=Larmour,Wm. =Montgomery,Hugh =Irwin,Nathan. =Sweeny,Duncan. =Glasgow,James.
=McGibson,Dugald. =Weir,Alex. =Black,Hugh. =Hamilton,Wm. =Hill,Wm.
=McKewn,Neil =Gaudie,Wm. =White,Pat. =McGee,James. =Miller,Robt.
=McKinley,Wm. =McCauley,Pat. =Cleeland,Thos. =M''Mullan,Alex. =Maconchie,Alex.
=Templeton,James. =M''Whaw,Matthew. =Pepper,Alex. =Robertson,Gawen.
=Workman,Robt. =Love,Robt. =Dunseath,Thos. =Shaw,George. =Moor,John.
apprehend convict perpetrators assizes cess prosecute conviction disturbs
country guilty crimes houses cattle harbour person justice 1 =Gillmor,George.
inhabitants parishes +Larne +Kilwaughter +Raloo Co. +Antrim committed
neighbours power assist properties. laws damages baronies disturbers
April 7, 1772, Page 3
Abstract
=Agnew,John/Sr.
=Agnew,John/Jr. =Nilson,Wm. =Boyd,James. =Calwell,John/Sr.
=Barnwell,Thos. =Manson,John. =Wilson,John. =Weir,John. =Workman,Wm.
=Barre,Sam. =Black,John. =Faries,Charles. =Parl,John. =Park,Wm. =Miller,John
=Calwell,John. =Barr,John. =McWilliam,John. =Ogilvie,Wm. =Caldwell,Wm.
=Calwell,John. =Crawford,John. =Wallace,John. =Wallace,Robt. =Wallace,James
=Carithers,Wm. =Jackson,James. =Kirk,Hugh. =Kirk,David. =Moor,Nathan/Jr.
=Culbert,Brice. =Ray,James. =Brown,Pat. =Smiley,Sam. =Sinney =Ross,Wm.
=Gallaway,James. =Kerr,David. =Maddern,Wm. =Blair,John.
=Gordon,John
=Hanna,Josias/Clugston. =Torbet,John. =Pedden,Dan. =Thomm,Robt. =Patrick,John
=Hanna,Thos. =Kennon,Sam. =Fairie,James. =Gillies,John. =Gleghorn,John
=Harvey,Wm. =Harvey,James. =Wallace,Arthur. =Wallace,Wm. =McConnell,John.
=Havern,Thos. =Culbert,Wm. =Ray,George. =English,John. =McComb,Joseph
=Hume,John. =Crawford,Wm. =McNish,James. =Maffett,Wm. =Drennon,David.
=Kilpatrick,Sam. =Hawkins,John. =Hawkins,Wm. =Dugal,John. =English,Mat.
=King,Thos. =Shutter,James. =Henry,John. =Dunseath,Wm. =Potts,Thos.
=Knox,John. =Maharg,Alex. =Duffen,John. =Snoddy,Andrew. =Duff,Geo.
=Losk,Robt. =McMunn,Geo. =Gordon,Sam. =Richmond,James. =Losk,John. =Hare,James
=M''Collum,James. =Adam,Thos. =Wallace,Robt. =Caldwell,Wm. =Caldwell,John
=M''Conchie,Alex. =Graham,James. =Hanna,James. =Nichols,James. =Rodgers,Andrew.
=M''Whaw,Wm. =McManus,John. =McMaster,Sam. =Hason,Henry. =Speer,Wm.
=McClinton,John =Montgomery,Robt. =McClay. =Blair.
=McCrerey,Joseph.
=McIlroy,James. =Allen,Thos. =Watt,Robt. =Agnew,Wm. =Junkin,John
=McManus,Thos. =Patterson,Sam. =Glasgow,James. =Service,Thos. =Loggan,James
=McMurday,John. =Montgomery,John/Sr. =Murdoch,James. =McDonald,Pat.
=McNish,James. =Gingles,John. =Ballentine,John. =Ferguson,Wm. =Gingles,Andrew
=McNish,Robt. =McDowell,John. =Ballentine,Thos. =Blair,James.
=Blair,Sam.
=Miller,Nath. =Adam,Wm. =M''Quitty,David. =Bell,John =Rork,James.
=Miller,Randal. =Moor,David. =Finley,Robt. =Barr,John. =McIlwean,Thos.
=Potts,James. =Burns,Wm. =Brown,James. =McCullough,Patrick. =McCullough,John.
=Robison,Sam. =Gilmour,George. =Agnew,James. =Hill,Richard. =Duff,John
=Rorck,John. =Armstrong,Arthur. =McGlathery,Alex. =McKinstrey,Sam.
=Shaw,Geo/Sr. =Lamont,Patrick. =Mullholm,Dan. =Monfoad,Hugh. =Chichester,David
=Smiley,James. =Houston,Robt. =Drummond,Sam. =Bryson,Wm. =Allen,James
=Stewart,James. =Faries,Edward. =Smith,Daniel. =McIlwean,John. =Forrest,Thos.
=Symm,Andrew. =Ballentine,Wm. =McCullough,Wm. =Brown,John. =Harvey,Wm/Jr.
=Workman,James. =Ewing,Robt. =Moor,David. =Moor,Thos. =Campbell,Sam.
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=Anderson,Wm/Rev.
=Sinclair,Robt/Rev. =Bryson,Wm. =Service,John =Miller,Thos.
=Boyd,John. =Fullerton,Hugh. =Elliot,Wm. =Alexander,Joseph =Cooey,Wm.
=Crawford,Pat/Jr. =Drummond,John/Jr. =Drummond,Wm. =Reed,Sam. =Robison,James.
=Currey,Robt. =Snoddy,John. =Bell,James =McDowell,Wm. =Nelson,Josias.
=Finley,Hugh. =McDowell,Hugh. =McDowell,Wm. =Robison,Arthur =Hamilton,Robt.
=Hill,Wm. =Beggs,James. =Nilson,Alex. =M''Cullough,Hill. =Campbell,George.
=M''Harg,John. =Blair,Wm. =Esler,James.
=Smith,Wm. =Hadden,Wm. =Smith,John.
=Moor,John/Sr. =Drummond,John. =Crawford,Pat. =Crawford,John =Drummond,Nath.
=Pebbles,Robt. =Pebbles,John. =Stewart,David. =Winniart,John =Gingles,Wm.
=Reed,David. =M''Illreavy,Josias. =Junkin,Wm. =Mann,Wm. =Montgomery,Hugh.
=Seawright,James. =Braday,Wm. =Wiley,John. =Boyd,Robt. =Moor,James.
=Thompson,James. =Eaton,Alex. =Moor,John. =Workman,John =Workman,Wm.
=Thompson,John. =Glasgow,Robt. =Glasgow,James. =Shannon,Hugh. =Esler,Wm.
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=Burck,Oliver
=Coleman,James. =Robison,Alex. =M''Cleesters,John =Sloan,Adam
=Craig,Robt. =Cowan,Alex. =Moor,Wm. =Rainey,Wm. =Finley,John =Finley,Thos.
=Crawford,James =Crawford,Sam. =Breckenrigg,James. =Burk,Tobias
=Drummond,Sam. =Adams,John =Adams,Wm. =Agnew,Wm. =Tate,Sam. =Agnew,Sam.
=Girvin,David =Girvin,John. =Fulton,James. =Shutter,Wm. =Loggan,Hugh
=Gorman,Joseph =Dornan,John. =Lee,Wm. =Lee,Francis =Blair,Daniel
=Blair,Sam.
=Hadden,Thos. =Blair,Wm. =Blair,Abraham.
=Baxter,David =Robinson,Wm/Cunningham
=Johnston,Wm. =Aston,Alex. =Aston,James. =Johnston,John =Crawford,Wm.
=M''Cullough,John =M''Cullough,James =Pennald,Wm. =Adams,Thos. =Adams,Thos/Jr.
=M''Haffey,Mat. =Junkin,Sam. =Junkin,Thos. =Lock,James. =Boyle,Robt.
=M''Whorter,Sam. =Bigger,John =Knox,John =Horsbrough,John =Gray,David
=McDowell,Andrew. =McDowell,Ephraim. =McDowell,James. =McDowell,John.
=Robison,John. =Robison,John/Jr. =Robison,David =Robison,Andrew =Robison,Wm.
=Robison,Robt. =Blair,Daniel. =Blair,Pat. =Blair,Dan/Jr.
=White,Timothy
=Robison,Sam. =Montgomery,John. =Montgomery,Robt. =Gordon,Alex. =M''Clure,Wm.
=Service,Thos. =Jamphrey,David =Fullerton,Sam.
=White,Davd =Rankin,Wm. =Rankin,David. =Adams,Wm. =Adams,John =White,John
=White,Wm/Sr. =White,Thos. =Robinson,John =Wilie,Wm/Jr. =Lock,John
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COUNTY OF DOWN
WE, the principal Inhabitants of the Parish of Ballyhalbert, alarmed by
the many dreadful Acts of Felony, Outrage, and Cruelty, which have been
committed lately in various Parts of the North, by a Number of deluded,
unthinking People, who call themselves Hearts of Steel, think ourselves
called upon, from Love of our King and Country, from Conscience and
Humanity, to discourage and suppress that Spirit of L……(missing
line)…. We condemn—we abhor their Proceedings, as the Effects of gross
Infatuation, or determined Wickedness, and tending to the utter Subversion
of Property, Peace, and good Order, and the speedy Destruction of those
who are engaged in them. We observe, with Pleasure, that no Acts of Outrage have as
yet been committed among us; but as a Spirit of Riot and Disorder is
generally infectious, so prevent the ignorant of foolish from being
seduced into illegal Practices, We do hereby declare that we will not only
defend out Properties, at the Hazard of our Lives, against all Attacks of
such lawless Insurgence, but will use our utmost Endeavours to discover,
and prosecute to Conviction, any Persons or Persons who may be guilty of
destroying our own Property, or that of our well-disposed Neighbours, or
of writing or dispersing incendiary and threatening Letters among us.
Given under our Hands at Ballyhalbert, this first Day of April, 1772.
Wm. Steel Dickson,,Francis Dunbar, Charles Lemon,
D. M., Michael Jamsray, David McKee, David Boyd, JAMES
BLAIR, Henry Miller,Andrew Caffey, Henry Adair, Sam Boyd,Wm.
Park, Hugh McCredy, John Orr,James Craig, Adam Palmer, James Gown,Hugh
Laughlin, James Gray, Edward Calvert, senr.,Alex Laughlin, Wm. Reid, Thos.
Kennedy,John Ballagh, Robt. Reid, James Kennedy,John Kirkpatrick, John
Reid, John Kennedy,Benjamin Best, James Wallace, Andrew Kennedy, John
Bell, Wm. Leman, James Milliken, Thos. Shaw, John Gaw, James Pilson, Am??
Ga?, John McCredy, Geo. Findlay, David Reid, James Caldwell, Thos. Wilson,
Wm. Curran, Henry McClement, Jeremiah Lyons, Andrew Kennedy, Hugh
McClement, James Gibson, Henry Drysdale, John Hunter, Henry Brown, Sam
McAdam, James Martin, John Moore, Sam Cassey?,
Wm. McDowell, Henry Moore, John Hanna, Wm. Cassey?, James Park, Wm. Hanna,
Daniel McDowell, John Park, (three lines of unreadable names), Patrick
Moore, All?, Alex. McCullogh,
Wm. Martin, John Clegg, John Cunning, Robt. Beggs,