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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 17, 1736
Page
2
Dublin Castle dated 26 March 1736 warns lappers and their securities and aides to expect severe punishment. Offenders face seals removal, discharge, public branding, fines, and bonds prosecutions. Weekly inquiries will assess care and conduct with swift action at the Linen Hall and rewards for informers.
A master of arts offers to take in a few young gentlemen as boarders to instruct them in classical learning and other branches of knowledge. Inquiries may be made with the Rev. Mr. Chamberlaine in Cabragh Lane for further details.
Samuel Dalton announces a new edition of the State Try Ald in Dublin, offered at twelve sheets per British shiling with six English volumes priced higher. Over 150 sheets already printed for subscribers at Warburgh street shop, with volumes and individual numbers available, priced and bound as shown.
An 18th century notice announces two horse litter arrangements, one to fit in and another to lie in at length, to be hired at Mr Fobn Horritan's in the Meeting-house yard in Mary's Abbey.
At a General Quarterly Meeting of the Incorporated Society for promoting English Protestant Schools in this kingdom the Lord Primate presided. Several benefactions were noted from Great Britain and this kingdom including a donation of value and further gifts announced.
A resolution plans two charter schools on land in Delaly and Drum Willin near Rathdrum Wicklow. It authorizes Hogs bord Esquire to provision, clothe and educate poor native children in the established religion, English Bible reading, and practical work in husbandry gardening and linen manufacture. Their earnings to support themselves and aid the public.
The text lists enacting dialogues on marriage and morality with a courtier and wife’s charity, a libertine and a moneyed widow, and a young lady versus an old libertine, each followed by moral reflections. Printed and sold by George Gowan near Maculla's Alley.
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