Campden House and nearby lands tied to Georgia colony
Notices from Dublin and Bath report 3001 paid into the Bank of England for Trustees establishing the Georgia colony. Royal regiments prepare for Ireland. Bath reports a near miss with capital conviction of a woman in the West. Local sold houses, Bible printing, and church wardens guidance are also advertised.
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Kensington
Campden House
James Vernon
Robert Hocks
George Heathcote
Bank of Bngland
Colony of Georgia
America
Col. Hamilton
Kingdom of Ireland
Noun
South Sea
Dudia
Newspaper Publication Rates Advertised in Als Pap
An advertisement lists the price for printed issues issued twice weekly by Als Pap as nine and a half pence to a good paper, with six and twenty shillings per year paid quarterly. Advertisements are inserted at reasonable rates and sent to subscribers in the country.
Printing Shop Notice in Dublin At Spinning-Wheel
A compact advertisement from Dublin notes printing services by J. Gowan at the Spinning-Wheel Back-Lant offering a range of printing work at reasonable rates.
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Dublin
J.gowan
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Bath
Faftane
Genstal Ros
Royal
Rith Regiment of Dragoons
Wexord
Pili Lane
Goss
Peraxemaker
Said Lane
Charles Pluket
Edeft
Mr. Plucket
Capelitrees
Coolock
Cul. Upton
Kaylor
Ocalitt
Upton
Semple Patrick
Taylor
West Moss
Dameseftreet
Ireland
Edward Dalton
Castle-Street
Luulin
George Grit Rion
Princr
Rifex Street
Tere R. Prideaux
B. Ubis Hook
Arche
Chrurchew
Ardens
Dawson-freet
Charles Ford
Forbua Dawson
Eig
Francis Cope
Aryterian
Lingen