Rumors of Spanish Florida and Austrian Moves Near Mantua
The report claims Princess of Asturias is not with child and the siege of Mantua may hinge on Allied plans with a hundred thousand men. Armies aim to cross near Mentz to tax Alsace. Spain and Portugal expected to reconcile. A Dublin magistrate election, a child’s death by hammer, a prominent marriage, stolen books, and a reward offer are noted with local notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess of
Asturias
Jet Wella
Buen Retiro
Orbitelto
Port Ercole
Mantua
Turin
Empire
Rhine
Mentz
Alsace
France
Spain
Portugal
Pamphlets and Stationery Sold in London and Dublin
Advertises a broad assortment of pamphlets plays and poetry printed in London and Dublin and sold by George Gowan Berk Lane opposite Macsulla Alicy. Includes magazines Gentlemen’s Monthly Intelligence London and Dublin pieces of wit debates parliament births deaths marriages stock prices and other listings with a price of two pence sixpence per month.
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Losdop
Dublin
Hobman
London
George Gowan
Berk-Lane
Macsulla
Alicy
Geptleman
Intelligencer
Gober
Wense
Engeland
Ireland
To be Sold A Listed Innkeeper And Machinist Offer
A fragmentary notice advertises sale of a property in Bride Street Dublin. It mentions occupations such as innkeeper chandler brewer and a listed craftsman. The text notes the site is well situated in the city and country and that the seller is a known local figure.
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Bride-street
Dublin
Eitbay Au
Chant
Maulster
Chindler
Griber
Ibis Day and the Remarkable Trials Publication
A notice for Ibis Day published by Samuel Dalton in Darby listing a collection of remarkable trials of distinguished persons appealing treason murder and related offences. The prospectus promises six folio sheets per number priced at sixpence, with a general title and index at volume end. Subscription details invite readers to send names and addresses to Samuel Palton at Warborough Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dalton
Prink and Bookselier
Darby
Warborough Street
Samus Palton
Notice to Latin Edition Subscribers in Dublin and London
The notice warns Latin Edition subscribers to Thucus's History five volumes that failure to pay for their books by May day will result in return of title volumes to Samuel Burkley in London. payments should be made to Mr Lingen at his Dublin Casile office.
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Thuagus
Lingen
Dublin
Casile
London
Samuel Burkley
Chat Edition
Printed and Sold by George Gowan Bask Lane
A fragment from a 17th century ecclesiastical text notes BodY’s Business printed by George Gowan in Bask Lane. Allegations mention Prideaux directions to church wardens for faithful discharge, printed under authority of the late Arch Bishop of Dublin. The piece emphasizes ready reading for wardens after election to enable proper duties.
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George Gowan
Bask Lane
Fite
Macala’s
Prideaux
Dublin
Printing Advertisements and Wheel Back-Lace Trade
Fragmentary 19th century advert shows Alba by Fe GOW AN and Spinming Wheel ity back lace printing work offered. Advertisers are listed in scattered form with various printing tasks and goods.
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UBL
Alba
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