Great Britain - The Imperforate Issues (1840-1853)

Numeral Cancellations of Irish Towns (Numbers 200 to 249)

200 Dunmanway

Earliest recorded use :

201 Dunmore

Earliest recorded use :

202 Dunmore East

Earliest recorded use :

203 Dunshaughlin

Earliest recorded use :

[SF-SG] pair, plate 24, from Dunshaughlin to London, dated 18 October 1847,
cancelled with black Irish numerals (203 Dunshaughlin)

[LF] plate 82, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(203 Dunshaughlin)

204 Durrow

Earliest recorded use :

[RK] plate 86, cancelled with
a blue Irish numeral
 (204 Durrow)

[SA] plate 11, from Durrow to Dublin dated 20 October 1841,
cancelled with black maltese cross of Durrow.
 

205 Edenderry

Earliest recorded use :

[BI] from Edenderry to Dublin, dated 20 July 1852,
cancelled with a black Irish numeral (205 Edenderry)

[OD] plate 51, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(205 Edenderry)

[ML] cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(205 Edenderry)

206 Edgworthstown

Earliest recorded use :

[AE] plate 65, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(206 Edgeworthstown)

207 Elphin

Earliest recorded use :

208 Emo

Earliest recorded use :

209 Emyvale

Earliest recorded use :

210 Enfield

Earliest recorded use :

[OI] cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(210 Enfield)

211 Ennis

Earliest recorded use :

[BL] plate 1, cancelled with
a black Irish numeral
 (211 Ennis)

[FK] plate 51, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(211 Ennis)

[RG] plate 52, on piece dated 8 May 1845,
cancelled with black Irish numeral (211 Ennis).

[PL] plate 9, cancelled with red maltese cross
on entire from Ennis to London dated 22 February 1841.
Late use of red maltese cross
Handstruck 1 to denote additional charge for redirection on arrival in London
 

212 Enniscorthy

Earliest recorded use :

[OE] plate 91, cancelled with black Irish numeral (212 Enniscorthy)

[DH] cancelled with
 a blue Irish numeral
(212 Enniscorthy)

[ED] plate 53, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(212 Enniscorthy)

[JF] from Enniscorthy to New Ross, dated 3 July 1847,
cancelled with a black Irish numeral (212 Enniscorthy)
 

[FA] plate 9 in red, from Enniscorthy to Mountmellick, dated 8 July 1841,
cancelled with a black Maltese cross
 

[GA] from Enniscorthy to Dublin, dated 16 June 1854,
cancelled with a blue Irish numeral (212 Enniscorthy)

213 Enniskerry

Earliest recorded use :

214 Enniskillen

Earliest recorded use :

[OJ] plate 78, cancelled with black Irish numeral (214 Enniskillen).

[KL] cancelled with black Irish numeral (214 Enniskillen).

[ME] cancelled with black Irish numeral (214 Enniskillen).

[HK] plate 95, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(214 Enniskillen)

[GB] plate 9 in red, to Enniskillen dated 28 February 1841,
 cancelled with two black Maltese crosses

[CJ] plate 19, from Enniskillen to Dublin, dated 6 January 1843,
cancelled by a black Maltese cross
 (Moxter 153)
 

[PD-QF] block of six, plate 70, cancelled with
black Irish numerals (214 Enniskillen)
 

215 Ennistimon

Earliest recorded use :

[SA] plate 159, from Ennistimon to Limerick, dated 7 April 1851,
cancelled with a black Irish numeral (215 Ennistimon)

216 Eyrecourt

Earliest recorded use :

[CC] cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(216 Eyrecourt).

[RF] plate 57, cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(216 Eyrecourt).

[OD] plate 45, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(216 Eyrecourt)

[OA] from Eyrecourt to Dublin dated 10 July 1842,
cancelled with a black Maltese Cross of Eyrecourt.
 

[OJ] on large dated piece from Eyrecourt to Ballinasloe, dated 12 March 1843,
cancelled with a distinctive black Maltese Cross of Eyrecourt
 

217 Ferbane

Earliest recorded use :

218 Fermoy

Earliest recorded use :

[LE] cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(218 Fermoy).

[TD] cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(218 Fermoy).

[PC] cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(218 Fermoy).

219 Ferns

Earliest recorded use :

220 Fethard

Earliest recorded use :

221 Fethard

Earliest recorded use :

222 Fintona

Earliest recorded use :

[IC] plate 69, cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(222 Fintona).

[RB] cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(222 Fintona)

223 Fivemiletown

Earliest recorded use :

[QI-QJ] cancelled with
 a single black Irish numeral (223 Fivemiletown)
Contrary to regulations

224 Florence Court

Earliest recorded use :

225 Flurrybridge

Earliest recorded use :

226 Forkhill

Earliest recorded use :

227 Foxford

Earliest recorded use :

228 Foynes

Earliest recorded use :

[FL] plate 61, cancelled with
 a blue Irish numeral
(228 Foynes)

229 Frankford

Earliest recorded use :

230 Frenchpark

Earliest recorded use :

[KC] from Frenchpark to Howth, Dublin, dated 5 June 1853,
cancelled with a black Irish numeral (230 Frenchpark)
Originally sent from London (29 May 1853) to Frenchpark and then re-directed on arrival

231 Freshford

Earliest recorded use :

232 Galway

Earliest recorded use :

[CL] plate 3, cancelled with
a black Irish numeral
 (232 Galway)

[BF] plate 134, cancelled with
a black Irish numeral
 (232 Galway)

[FI] plate 2, cancelled with
a black Irish numeral
(232 Galway)

[EE] plate 2, cancelled with
a black Irish numeral
(232 Galway)

[JA-JB] pair, from Galway to Dublin, dated 21 May 1845,
cancelled with black Irish numerals (232 Galway)

[CK] plate 101, on wrapper to Balinasloe dated 24 February 1851,
cancelled with blue 232 Irish numeral (Galway).
 

[OA-OB] pair, plate 110, cancelled with
 black Irish numerals (232 Galway)

[CC] plate 34, from Galway to Dublin, dated 12 October 1843,
cancelled with a black Maltese cross
 

233 Garvagh

Earliest recorded use :

234 Geashill

Earliest recorded use :

235 Gilford

Earliest recorded use :

236 Glasslough

Earliest recorded use :

237 Glenarm

Earliest recorded use :

[NI-OI] vertical pair from Glenarm to Sunderland, dated 7 October 1850,
cancelled with black Irish numerals (237 Glenarm)
Postage due handstamp “over oz | More to pay” struck in Dublin whilst in transit
Also missent to Derry

238 Glenavy

Earliest recorded use :

239 Glin

Earliest recorded use :

240 Golden

Earliest recorded use :

241 Golden Ball

Earliest recorded use :

242 Gort

Earliest recorded use :

243 Gorey

Earliest recorded use :

[BB] cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(243 Gorey)

[GG] plate 57, cancelled with
 a black Irish numeral
(243 Gorey)

[OI] plate 139, from Gorey to Enniscorthy, dated 30 October 1852,
cancelled with a black Irish numeral (243 Gorey)

244 Gowran

Earliest recorded use :

245 Graig

Earliest recorded use :

[PG] plate 61, cancelled
with black Irish numeral
(245 Graig).

246 Granard

Earliest recorded use :

247 Grey Abbey

Earliest recorded use :

248 Goresbridge

Earliest recorded use :

[BG-BH] pair, plate 3, cancelled with
 black Irish numerals (248 Goresbridge)

249 Headford

Earliest recorded use :