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Newspaper

Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 17, 1736

Page

2

Satire and politics stir amid Edinburgh posts and Dublin notices

Humour mocks rivals while James Oglethorpe sails home from Georgia in February. Candidates for Edinburgh Regius History chair emerge as Crawford dies, with Oxford linked professorship and Mitchell favored for ability. Trustees invite proposals for packers and office security in Dublin Linen Office, Dublin Castle, dated June 25, 1736.

James Oglethrop Hasfemere Surry Georgia Regius University of Edinburgh Crawford Oxford Mitchell Interett

Dublin Augus 2 Apparent apoplexy and bread strike

In Dublin on Tuesday morning Mr. Humphry Morse formerly a Kent wool-stapler died in an apoplectic fit moments after his barber arrived. Henry Jones was stabbed at Coneybrook Fair by Connor the butcher. Sheriff Vincent Kidder was interred at St Warburgh's Church. Nicholas Loftus junior married Miss Mary Hume of Loftus Hall. Since last Saturday Lord Mayor’s bread affize bakers formed a boycott, many citizens faced bread scarcity, then they baked their own bread and profited.

Humphry Morse Kent Henry Jones Kevanstreet Coneybrook Fair Connor New Street Neve2te Vincent Kidder St. Warburgh’s Nicholas Loftus Junior Nicholas Loftus Loftus Hall Wexford Mary Hume Gustavus Hume

Advertisement of Funeral Goods in Navan

Nicholas Smith of Navan announces plans to supply funeral related goods from Dublin including hollands cambricks Italian crapes shrouds and various woollen goods at reasonable rates. He will sell through Patrick Giboney of Clong4 and Mr Smyth of Navan who also offers broadcloths druggets serges ratreens and other woollen goods at reasonable rates.

Nicholas Smith Navan Dublin Patrick Giboney Smyth Norice

Linnen Manufactures Trustees Empowered to Appoint Inspectors

The act from the late Parliament session empowers the Linnen-Manufacture trustees to appoint suitable persons across the realm to view examine and weigh all dressed stock offered for flaxen and hempen cloth production, aiming to encourage improve and regulate the industry.

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