Mediation Odds Over Peace Amid Spanish Tensions
The piece discusses potential mediations by Britain and Spain in a European dispute and notes Don Luis d'Acunba's possible role with the States General. It questions Spain's willingness to accept mediation, given its naval strength and pursuit of uninterrupted commerce, and mentions the Cardinal's health concerns and potential political shifts if he dies. Also noted is a royal appointment granting offices in Chester and surrounding counties. An event at St James's involves the royal family taking Holy Communion, and Provost John Elwood of the university is seriously ill with a dying prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
Spain
Don Leuis d’Acunba
M. de Maorepas
Cardinal Whitehal
Elis
St. James’s
Londes
Bean
Misfortune and Crime Report From Dublin April Scene
Friday and Saturday in Dublin featured Henry Boyte viewing a smallpox scare on Henrietta Street, a young woman pledging perjury, two condemned robbers in Newgate scheming self harm, a failed priestly murder plot, and a Sunday church service where Rev John Jebb read acts of affent and consent as treasurer of the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boyte
Hom
House of Commons
Henrietta
Newgate
Crow-ftrees
William
John Febb
A. M
Ghrid-Church
Dublin Castle burglary reward notice 1740
The dwelling house of Simon Lawrenceié VW Scappolin in Gabblin Dairye Man was broken into during the night. Edward Doren and Jobs Nolan entered the property and robbed the house of money and valuables. A reward of five pounds is offered for each of the offenders who are apprehended and brought to justice, with an extra bonus beyond the parliamentary allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Simon Lawrenceié
Gabblin
Wasloehy
Edward Doren
City of Dublin
Jobs Nolan
Coneyborough
Portmarrick
Ashe
Letter Case Promises Notes Payable in Kilcullen Bridge
A fragment describes a letter case in Kilcullen Bridge County Kilkenny with notes payable to bearer and Cornelius Malone et al. Biltmore Eustace details offered rewards for returning the letter and notes to Mr. Berjmin Bowen in Dublin or Owen Kavanagh of Kilcullen Bridge. Payment reportedly made at banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilcullen
Klidsre
Nicholas Mc
Garr
Haeulfe
Lecter Cafei
Berjmin Bowen
Corn Market
Dublin
Owen Kavanagh
Kilcullen Bridge
Discontinuation of CashNoves by Hugh Henry and Company
Notice from Hugh Henry and Company in Dublin dated September 6 seeks all holders of Oath Notes to surrender them for payment at Hugh Henry's house. It also requests those with accounts to call on the firm to settle, exchange vouchers, and receive balances, as partnerships with ERB AS Hugs Henry and Dawson and Legnox are dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Eshrsim Dawson
Wiliam Legnox
Hugh Henry and Company
Hugh Menry
Dublin
Cocall
Hash Henry and Company
Dubin
Legos
Defence of the Protestant Religion and Prideaux’s Directions
A colonial ad style notice promotes A Defence of the Protestant Religion by U. S. & Son of the Church of England, priced sixpence, with publisher George Gowan. It also advertises Prideaux’s Directions to Church Wardens, printed by the late Lord Archbishop of Dublin’s directive and recommended for new wardens to discharge their oaths faithfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faely Bens
Church of Rome
The
Church of England
George Gowan
Ogor Prideaux
Dublin
Nini
Printing at Spinning-Wheels in Back-Eaney advertises work
Dublin notices a local print shop named Gowan at the Spinning-Wheels in Back-Eaney offering printing services including advertisements and various printing tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Gowan
Back-Eaney
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John Elwood
WU. B. Viead
Palfey
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