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Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 26, 1740

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Bread Price Rise and Grain Shortage Across Dublin

Reports from Dublin describe measures of compassion by the Danish monarch, opening granaries in the capital to sell corn at lower rates for cash and credit. The city also notes local fires, accidents, and a sharp fall in grain prices as ships bring more corn from England.

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Dublin Castle House Robbery Suspects Sought

Official notice from Dublin County details a dwelling break in at Simon Lawrants’s house in Portmarnock. Edward Doran and John Nelan are named as perpetrators. reward of five pounds per apprehended offender offered. Lord Lieutenant promises pursuit and delivery to justice.

Dublin Castle Simon Lawrants Prappolin Dublin Edward Doran City of Dublin John Nélan Soneyborough Portmarnock Dubli Mosey Hidders

Leccer Cafe Notes and Promissory Papers Lost

A fragmentary notice states on Saturday the 5th of April in Kilcullen Bridge County Kildare a Letter Blank and several Promissory Notes payable to Cornelius Malone of Baltimore Butknee and a Lease draft. A Guinea reward is offered to the finder by Benjamin Bowen Dublin Corn Market or Ma Owen Kavanagh Kilcullen Bridge. Payment is due at all banks.

Kilcullén Kildiie Nicholas Mc.Garr Swift and Company Cornelius Malone Balimore-Butknee Benjamin Bowen Corn-Market Dublin Owen Kavanagh Kilcullen-Bridge

Defence of the Protestant Religion Exposed as Publick Good

A pamphlet titled Lately Published defends the Protestant religion against Catholic conversion. It portrays the departure from Protestantism as unfounded and argues for the Church of England by law established. Printed and sold by George Gowan in Back-lane with a serviceable public stance.

Rome Church of England George Gowan Back-lane BaeweBe

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