Hailstones in a Storm and Long Roadside Notices in Dublin
A Dublin storm yields near five inch round hail stones with jagged edges and dense accumulation. The account notes colder air and weather effects, plus a rapid drift of notices on trade, patents, ship arrivals, public addresses, and local ads including a bank note, a peruke maker, poetry prints, and a land seizure warning.
Paper Published Twice Weekly in Dublin Advertises Subscriptions
The notice states a paper is issued every Tuesday and Saturday, sent to subscribers for ten shillings per year, with late packets receiving a postscript. Advertisements are accepted at reasonable rates. Printed in Dublin by Preffnck Riders and Thomas Harbin at the General-Post-Office Printing-House on Cork-Hill.
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