Mortality and Disease in Dublin Week of April 9 1750
Dublin reports diseases and casualties with infant consumptions and smallpox fever. Totals show 29 buried this week, 27 died, 5 in Burg, 3 in Chris with aged deaths from consumption and drowning among others.
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A Complete Collection of th STATE TRY AL printing in Dublin
Advertisements in Dublin April 17 1736 announce Samuel Dalton prints a state trial collection at a British Shilling per number. Six English volumes cost eleven pounds ten shillings, subscription numbers delivered in blue paper folio. Subscribers send names and addresses to Dalton at Warburgh street shop. Two horse litters and horse to hire at Mr John Hoffman's Meeting-houseyard Marys Abbey.
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Donation to English Protestant Schools Receives Ten Pound Endowment
Dublin February 1735 at a General Quarterly Meeting of the Incorporated Society for promoting English Protestant Schools, Lord Primate presiding. Benefactions noted include a ten pound per annum endowment in lands at Delalaffera in Wicklow gifted by the Hon. John Temple with twenty acres nearby, plus an additional gift of land near Drumawhlin between Ballinsey and Baillycastle in Antrim from Hugh Boyd Blas.
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