Conquests and notices from Dublin in the 1739 period
In Dublin a plan from Ruffiae for territorial expansion is noted along with provisions from Asaph and fortification orders for Perecop Bakzifanfi. Deaths include William Brownslow and William Kane. The Gazette publishes rewards for capturing three attackers in St Thomas Street and pardons for deer killers in Phoenix Park. Public notices list fugitives for debt across multiple counties and appointments for hempen linen manufactures prosecutions.
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Asaph
Perecop Bakzifanfi
VU Blin
Lurgan
William Brownslow
Knights of the Shire
Armagh
Dowdstown
Meath
William Kane
Court of Common Pleas
Gagette
Thomas Goone
Eaton Stannard
Printing Shop Notice from Back Lane Dublin
An 18th century notice from Dublin states that 7 Gowan prints at the Spinning Wheel Back Lane and advertises advertising intake and printing work at reasonable rates.
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Dublin
Gowan
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Excise
John Jourdan
St. Thomes Street
Morris
Fourdan
Ireland
William Sandford
Hisajesty
Phoenix Park
His Majesty
His Majesty's Calle of
Hempen and Linnen T
Richard Magennis
Ulster
Dublin Castle
Newburghe
Marshalsea
Joseph Wade
Barkstreet
Clothier
Charles Maguire
Annestree
Linnens Draper
Patrick Murray
College,Green
James Darcy
Turkill
Galway
Lake Thompson
Garran
Waterford
Thomas King
Twatlirge Street
Skinner
Debe
Philipstown
Derby Dwyer
Birr
Kilmaipham
James Dixon
Temple-Bar
Taylors
Timothy Feaghan
Whitee Fryar-Lane
Joseph Davis
Cook-street
Hern- Turner
James Flinn
Pleet-street
Henry Belbeck
Kay
John Edwards
Patrick
Currier
Naas
Kildare
John Byrn
Rathangan
John Simmons
Waterford -Goal
Daniel Hacket
Edmond Corkrang
Ballybrufy
Timothy Dwyer
Adam's Town
Michael Cox
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