School: Gort Rua, Baile Mhistéala
- Location:
- Gortroe, Co. Cork
- Teacher: Tomás Ó hIarfhlatha
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0376, Page 109
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“April 16th 1790.”
April 16th 1790. Got Parsnip Onion Turnip Carrot Seed this day. By Thos. O'BrienNewcastle Friday Eveng. The Day above mentioned I put fire in the Lime Kiln with 40 load of Turf to burn for putting through Earth to Manure Potatoes.
- take Some Olye of Rodium and Oyle of Vitrol Shuck together, in a small vial & rub the gald over with a fether lightly, take a hand full of yellow clay dry and rub the Same over hard.
- Take a Crane or Coroisg & boyl it to that Consistance as to squeeze the oyle from it, dip your bate in Said oyle & it will Intice the trout to Catch it.
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“1741”
1741 (The date 1741 appears at bottom of the page of MS on which the last two items - (1) Cure for horse Gald and (2) To Catch trout, appear, Thomas O'Herlihy, N.T.)