Royal Visit and Court News From Ireland and Britain
Description of an Indian audience with scarlet, blue, and yellow garments, feathered headdresses, and wampum curiosities stored in the royal wardrobe. Mentions revenue from customs and excise, a reward for Count Vingich, provisioning for the fleet, tiger cubs born at the tower, and ships ordered to cruise the Channel. Reports on the Princess of Orange, Admiralty orders, and merchant petitions to the Spanish ambassador. Also notes a chief’s smallpox death, a royal yacht voyage, and a house overseer’s suicide and impressment of sailors in Dublin.
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Tomo Chachi
Seuauki
Georgia
Stauislus
Po Ouffi
Dews
Princess of Orange
Mouth
Frieflind
Richmend New Park
Prince Kapene
Wretear
Admiralty
West Indies
Jamaica
Weekly Will of Portality for the City of Dublin
A historic city weekly record ending the 2d of supa diseases and casualties lists aged infants with fever and consumption, smallpox, teeth issues, and baptisms. It records burials of 34 males and 19 females, 13 male and 13 female baptisms, and notes sixteen and under sixteen baptisms and total baptisms for the week.
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Vublin
A New Law Reference on Ireland and English Statutes
A compact notice announces Just Published in Quarto a regional legal digest by George Gun Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. Edward Lee, barrister, oversees an alphabetized compendium of English statutes applicable to Ireland since Peynings Law, with marginal notes and updates, designed for lawyers, clergy, officers, merchants, and students.
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George Gun
Essex-street
Ireland
Peyning
Edward Lee
Lay
George Gerson
Edward Hamilton
ChriffaChitt Lane
Dublin Printer Advertises Inck Wheel Backlot
A fragment from a historic Dublin notice indicates printing work and ad services offered at an early Backlot wheel printing shop. The incomplete text mentions advertisements and various types of printing done reasonably.
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Dublin
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