Newry to Barley and Mayflower Voyages with Provisions
A fragmentary 1729 Dublin report lists several sailing movements including Newry thence with Barley, Dublin expedition from Waterford with Herrings, Mayflower from Caslehaven with Potatoes, and four with Balla to Killough with Beef and Groceries, noting high water on the 9th. An advertisement promises five pounds reward for apprehension of Caldwell assault suspects, plus indemnity for the discoverer. Notices about Linnen Office Seals urge prompt compliance, lest dismissal follow. A Dublin Castle notice appoints new Seals and warns against mildew, with additional reward for capturing Francis Holden in Hasleden, Lancashire.
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Newry
Dublin
Waterford
Caslehaven
Michael
Killough
John Caldwell
City of Dublin
Revenue
Faid Caldwell
Caldwell
His Majesty
Linnen
Dublin Castle
Christ
Thomas Howard
Janes Maanwells
Francis Holden
Hasléden
Lancashire
Dublis
John Archer
Dubli
Market and Crane Sales at the Custom House Hutlday
An item lists numerous commodity prices and sales ledgers for goods including butter bacon cheese beef woolfagec wool and herring. The fragment references Cethotelate selling at the Custom House id Markets and Cranes on Hutlday with dates in February and prices per hundred per barrel per tun and per stone. The page ends with Dublin printing credit to John Gowan Spinning Wheel Back Lane.
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Cethotelate
Custom House
Hutlday
Roth
Dublin
John Gowan
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Custom-House
James
Af Linnen Manulaaure
Ireland
Whitehaven
Per yBarley
Ieee
Sale Pe Snes
Jamaica
Buyar
Ogsod
Ogs
Tos
perBar
Trek
Kay We
iMetth
Rt Pfwe
Ros Te