Debt and Taxes Unite to Preserve Welfare and Liberty
A Dublin pamphlet urges strong measures to defend revenue against smuggling and luxury imports. Officials vow to uphold lawful duties, deter clanners, and punish evasion to prevent debt rise, preserve Protestant liberties, and maintain harmony with Britain. Names of local signers and notices follow. The advertisement seeks tenants or buyers for a house on Dawson Street and notes Prideaux’s directions to church wardens.
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Britain
Elis
Dawson-street
Charles Ford
Forhua Dawson
Francis Cope
Lingen
Dublin Castle
Dublin Printing House Ad from Spinning Wheel
An archival ad notes Dublin printing by Fohn Gowen at the Spinning Wheel Back Lane offering various printing services at reasonable rates.
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Dublin
Fohn Gowan
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Regr
Briftow
Dan
Cunningham
Felix Oneill
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Crawford
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Hen
Shaw
Wier
Fas
Boyd
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Arbuckle
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Stewart
Armstrong
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Pringle
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Stenhouse
Smith
Patrick Smith
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Wm. Simpson
Chas. Young
Fohn Fivey
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Wil. Holmes
Alex Young
Wall
Fohnston
Willson
Clares
Brice
John Smyth
Fohn Sharp
Park
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Ant. Rogers
Fohnson
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