Press for Seamen to Man the British Flier in Dublin
Dublin reports a Friday launch of a press for seamen to man the British Flier, followed by the arrest of a noted thief named Hashey who had plundered Mr. Liston. The city notes interments at St Andrew and St Meg’s, the price of bread, and a legal notice announcing property sales in Donegal amid a public auction. The item also covers linen trustees warnings to dealers after a missing linen master, and a March 1734 notice inviting creditors to a meeting to distribute funds.
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Dublin
Haffey
Fhael
Newgate
Mary Gwyn
Thomas Liston
Batchelor
S. Andrew’s Church
Sir William Fowces, Bart
Sir William Fowces, Bart, One of Our AlJermen, Who Died On Thesday Salt
ttland-Bridge
St. Meg’s Church
Cake
Raphoe’s
William Quayle
Esker
Babyduff
Kennedy’s Lane
Palmerston, R. Rs
Hugh Montgomery
Linnens Hall
Linses- Menafalure
Montgomery
Linnen
Thabas
Dth
Faid
Publick Fund
Linnon
Odell
Uslber
Firs
Joseph Nuttall
Wiliam Mc
Gwire
McGwitty
Chas. Denis
Spinning Wheel Printing Shop Ad in Back-Lantry Dublin
An advertisement from Dublin notes printing services by J Gowan at the Spinning-Wheel Back-Lantry offering reasonable rates for all printing work and advertisements.
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Dublin
J Gowan
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Oland
Odartak Balton
Wartpadigh Arce
Samuel Dalton
Marc
George Gowan
Beck-Lene
Macalla’s Alley