Puffing through the Grubean Puffs in an 18th century paper
In a prose laden with archaic spellings the piece defines Grubean Puffs as Bastard news items or puff pieces in newspapers, tracing their origins to wind like bursts and comparing them to bellows and bagpipes. It catalogs examples of Puffs and Puffs-Advertisements, notes distinctions between true and false Puffs, and cites a sequence of notices and social tidbits from a Dublinish press, including marriages, accidents, charity concerts, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowffer
Bonfiir
Legath
Fomne
Advange
Merri
Chamberlen
Lambert Baily
G. Councellor
Law
Charitable Musical Society
Marshalseas
Weale
Dean Matatine
Grahos-fret
Doftor Wynne
King
Keven-freet
Percival
Loughboy
Charles
Ir. Gerginiani
Dame
Street
England
France
George Clappham
St. Nicholas Street
Fragmentary 1742 Dublin notice on commissions and aid
A damaged OCR fragment from Dublin dated 4 December 1742 mentions commissions of meniter, an appointment, and aid. It references Shaw and Cape Fair in unclear context, with lines about magistrates or authorities and a “Right Hone Krany” designation, producing an obscure historical notice.
Appointment notices and death of Leinster officials in 1745
A torn 18th century notice records the appointment of an AG for Leinster and lists deaths and commissions tied to the administration of poor relief, with deadlines of 26 days for proceedings. Names include Viscount Allen and Lord Artyn, amid Dublin dates in December 1745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount AL Iex
Leinster
Artyn
Lord Allen
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Front the
Grubbest Journal
Avsived
Naty of
Chetan
Diageo Paso Vane
Lin
Shaw
Hope Cape Fair
Vera
Dublin
Hart
Cais