1872 Irish legal news for Clare people

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In Google Books (main page, upperlefthand screen link labelled "more" and then the link for "books"), there is a publication entitled The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal, 1872 edition, which provides several Clare men who filed for bankruptcy,
plus one Dublin marriage of a Clare man. I show those below. Since there is a search engine for just this publication, you
can search further for whatever surnames or locations you wish. Use search word America to find those who returned and encountered financial difficulties.

Sharon Carberry USA


p. 101 Bankrupts
Malone, John, of Causeway, Ennis, county Clare, grocer...
Maloney, Patrick, of Corofin, county Clare, grocer and spiritdealer...

p. 130
Hogan, John, of Ennis, county Clare, shopkeeper...
Kelly, Lawrence, of Ennis, county Clare, shopkeeper and cattle dealer.

p. 256 Bankrupts
Conway, George William, of Nelson-street, Limerick and of Feakle and Killaloe, both in county Clare, timber merchant...

p. 359 Insolvents
Gardner, John, of Ennistymon, county Clare, shopkeeper and baker, and sexton of the Parish Chapel of Ennistymon...

p. 393 Insolvents
Donnellan, John, of Miltown-Malbay, county Clare, shopkeeper and farmer.

p. 442
July 21, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. Joseph Gabbett, uncle of the bride...Matt Blood Smyth, of Castle Fergus, County Clare, and Mount-street-crescent, Dublin, barrister-at-law, to alice, widow of the late Oliver Fitzmaurice, Esq., of Duagh, in the County of Kerry, and granddaughter of the late Daniel Gabbett, Esq., of Strand House, Limerick.

p. 520
Crotty, John, of Brisla, near Kilrush, county Clare, yeoman; previously of Pennsylvania, United States of America, yeoman; formerly of Gowerhass, county Clare, farmer...

p. 607 Insolvents
O'Grady, Martin, of Ennis, county Clare, shopkeeper...