Sudden Deaths Reported in Dublin Streets
A Dublin fragment notes several sudden deaths including a feather dealer on Temple Lane, a woman en route to breakfast on Pole Beg Street, a shoemaker in Castle Street, a beggar woman in Henry Street, and Gerard Burke, Esq former lawyer, at the Four Courts Marshalsea. Additional notes reference rewards and inquiries, with payments to absent heirs and a cryptic line about a “Gainer Reward.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diety-Lane
Dames-street
Temple-Lane
Browne
Polebeg-street
Castle Street
Henry-street
Marshalsea
Gerard Burke
Advertisements H B Creditors meet at Rose Tavern 1740
H B creditors of Daniel and Dudley Reddy are summoned to meet at the Rose Tavern in Cettle street on Monday the 28th instant at six in the afternoon to divide money in bank and consider other purchases of great consequence. Dated this first of April, 1740. Wu. N oy, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Dudley Reddy
Cettle-street
Wu. N OY
Fragmentary Promissory Note Fragments from Kilcullen Ledger
A partial OCR reads a Promissory Note fragment linked to Kilcullen County Kildare with references to Bank Nove Swift and Company and a 1739 date. It mentions payments of 421 35 3d and notes payable to Cornelius Malone of Baltimore and related leaf minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilcullen
Dublin Castle Reward Offer for Robbery Suspects
At Dublin Castle on April 5 1740 the dwelling house of Simon Lewrenes o Stappelin in Dublin County was broken into by Edwitt Doran and John Nolan who robbed the house of money and valuables. The Lord Lieutenant offers five pounds reward for each man apprehended and brought to justice, in addition to existing parliamentary rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Simon Lewrenes O Stappelin
County of Dublin
Edwitt Doran
City of Dublin
Yeomar
John Nolan
Coneyborough
Portmarnock
Ashe
Riting and Arithmetick Lessons by Joseph Brand in Dublin
Joseph Brand offers instruction in handwriting and arithmetic using the new method and the French tongue at the alee Boy in Francis Street near Plunket Street Dublin. The notice advertises careful teaching in spelling pronunciation and merchant accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brand
Francis Street
Plunket Street
Dublin
Lately Published A Defence of the Protestant Religion
A wary scrawl promoting Protestant faith and denouncing the departure toward Rome. The pamphlet, published by two travelers, defends Protestant legitimacy and urges church wardens to study guideline texts before office. Distorted OCR yields odd spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
L. E
George Gowan
Ack-Lane
Masculla
Sermon Preached at Chrisktharch in Dublin 1709
By E Ravencroft Gen the sermon was delivered before his Excellency Thomas Earl of Wharthay Lande pease of Ireland and the Right Honorable the Fidusé of Lords. By his Grace William Lace Lord archbishop of Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prideaux
Lott
Dublin
Chrisktharch
Dubline
Thomas
Earl of
Wharthay
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Mr. Benjamin
Bowen
Corp. Market Dubling
Owen Kavanagh
Kilcullen-Bridge
Hall
Linnen
Dublin-Castie
Arthur Newburgh
Dover
Nan
E. Ravencroft
Ene
Z. Gowan
Val Ae
Fey
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