The Lurgan, Portadown and Banbridge Advertiser
and Agricultural Gazette
Lurgan, county Armagh
6 December 1849

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NURSERY STOCK.
The Subscriber is selling off at reduced prices, all the Nursery Stock of her late husband, consisting of half-a-million of Thorns, all sizes of Portugal, and Common Laurels, Oak, Chesnut, Scotch Fir, fine transplanted Beech, Common and Irish Yews, Junipers, &c., &c.  Fine healthy young Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Nectarine, and Peach Trees, of the very choicest kinds.  The above must all be cleared off the ground at an early date.
   ANNE ANDERSON.
  Dahlia Vale, Lurgan,
                  Dec., 6th, 1849. 

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In the Matter of the
Right Honourable
CHARLES BARON LURGAN,
A Minor.
        BUILDING GROUND
        IN THE
        TOWN OF LURGAN.
TO BE LET,
Under an Order made in this Matter, certain Plots of Ground in Lurgan, suitable for Building upon, and of which Leases for a term of Five Hundred Years will be given.
  Further information will be given, and Proposals received, by JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ., Lurgan, the Receiver in this Matter, or by MR. HAZLETT, his Solicitor, No. 3, Lower Dominick-Street, Dublin, and Lurgan.
  Lurgan, 6th December, 1849. 

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DESIRABLE
SITE FOR A FLAX SPINNING MILL.
PERSONS disposed to Erect a Mill of this description, can obtain a desirable Site for the purpose in a peaceful and populous neighbourhood, on the Estate of the RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD LURGAN, in the County of Armagh, immediately adjoining the River Bann, and a short distance from where it enters Lough Neagh.
  The place in question (from the facilities of water carriage, and being only about five miles from the Railway Stations at Lurgan and Portadown, and as an unlimited supply of Turf can be obtained on the spot) will be found to possess many advantages.  It was selected for a Mill Site some years ago, but in consequence of the late LORD LURGAN being strict tenant for life, with a limited leasing power, a proper Lease could not be granted; a long lease at a fair and moderate rent can now, however, be granted, and other encouragements under the provisions of the 1st WM. IV., c. 65, will be given to a desirable Texant [sic].
  All further information can be obtained by application to JOHN HANCOCK, ESQ., Lurgan, or MR. HAZLETT, Solicitor, at his Offices, No. 3, Lower Dominick-Street, Dublin, and Lurgan.
  Lurgan, Dec. 6, 1849.

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Bibliographical Reference:  The Lurgan, Portadown and Banbridge Advertiser and Agricultural Gazette, printed and published 6 December 1849 by Richard J. Evans, of Lurgan, County of Armagh. Transcribed by Alison Kilpatrick, and posted to the IrelandOldNews web site, by permission of the British Library.

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