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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 20, 1736
Page
2
In the April 13 Gazette of Dublin a debt prisoner named Mathew Redmond, a Picturer for Debt in the sheriffs of Dublin, was erroneously listed as being from New Cros instead of New Ras. The misprint came from the Marthalsea record.
In Dublin on April 21 1736 the committee of creditors unanimously resolves that all creditors of James and John Hamilton return a detailed exact account of demands with dates and nature of securities and interest up to March 25. Creditors must send to Charles Caldwell Stafford Street appointed general agent for inspection and to plan relief measures for the creditors.
Bookseller G Grierson of the Two Bibles in Essex Street announces a reprint plan for Pope's Miscellany Poems. After selling 500 copies of the author’s own edition, he will publish remaining parts in the same format at sixpence halfpenny per piece, weekly. He notes the first volume has been reprinted to reach interested gentlemen.
An advertisement promises to entertain a few young gentlemen as boarders and to instruct them in classical learning and other branches of knowledge. Inquiries may be made at the Rev. Air. Chamberlaines in Cabragh Lane for further information.
Dublin April 7 1736 advertisement by Samuel Dalton bookseller at Darbys square Warburgh street announcing a new complete collection. twelve sheets for a British shilling, cheapest undertaking yet in Dublin. six English edition volumes priced eleven pounds ten shillings. subscribers can receive numbers as published by sending names and abode to Samuel Dal toneforesaid at his Warburgh street shop.
An old shop advertises volumes of a work with prices in shillings and pence. It states Volume I and II of the Second up to any odd number to complete the First Volume may be bought, with later numbers available above N.10 at proportional prices, provided items are clean and in good order.
At a General Quarterly Meeting in Dublin the Incorporated Society for promoting English Protestant Schools received gifts from Britain and Ireland. A ten pound per year donation land grant by Lord Temple and additional land by Hugh Boyd, with two charter schools planned on the Delale land and nearby Dramawin. Indigenous children will be clothed and educated in English to follow labor and crafts under religious instruction.
A catalog note advertises Fue Publisher offerings including Nuptial Dialogues in three plays: The First about a courtier seeking preferment by sacrificing his wife, the Second a libertine and a rich widow, and the Third a young lady and an old libertine. Also The Fable of Bubo and Turturella with moral reflections and other pieces. Second edition advertised.
An 18th century ad from Gowan at the Spinning Wheel in Back-Lath advertises printing services. It promises reasonable rates for all kinds of printing work and notes that advertisements are accepted.
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