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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 19, 1735
Page
2
In Dublin on April 16 the office of Bread declares the mid dle price of wheat at 21 Sos. od. per quarter and an 8s gift to the baker, totaling 21.68s. od. per quarter, equaling two barrels.
George Faulkner of Dublin reports thefts of sets of writings by J. and others from his ware house and shop. He offers a reward of three pounds for discovery and conviction and promises pardon to accomplices who reveal associates. He asks buyers of hawker books to come forward. April 11, 1735.
George Gowan offers all new pamphlets plays poems and stationary wares in Back-Lane opposite Masulla's Alley. Compleat London and Dublin magazines Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer for March through October with wit prose parliamentary debates speeches births deaths marriages bankrupts prices stocks and more.
This Day printed by Samuel Dalton at the entrance to Darby Square Warborough Street announces a fortnightly collection of remarkable sayings and dying speeches for persons of distinction, covering high treason and murder cases.
A historical notice promotes small folio volumes listing crimes and legal terms. It describes six sheets per number, blue paper binding, price six pence, with a general title and index at volume end. Subscriptions offered via Samuel Dalton in Warborough Street and purchase of a sermon about King Charles I’s martyrdom.
Notice to subscribers to the Latin edition of Thwanus's History in fewer folio volumes. If books are not claimed by May end from Mr Lingen in Dublin Castle office, the volumes will be sent back to London to Samuel Buckley, the publisher.
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