Fragmentary 1735 World News and Local Notices
A terse blend of warnings on Spain's accession and Emperor levies, royal betrothal rumors, marriage plans for the Prince of Wales, and port records. Reports from Vienna to Genoa note diplomatic delays, arrivals, and bullion movements. A theft notice offers a reward for a missing gold watch in Castle Dermot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Sajesty
Berrasa
Bulognd
Dvonhire Square
Islneds
Richard Opkins
Kat
Lime-street
South Sea Company
file@tors
Efafre
Emperor de
Lorcain
France
Vienna
Chererom
Sardidia
Saxe Gotha
Royal
Prince of Wales
Roy
Prince and Tincess of
Orange
Saxe-Gotha
Genoa
Cadiz
Don Carlos
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Abridged Statutes for Ireland Pubic Subscription Notice
The notice announces an abridgement of English and Irish statutes from Magna Charta to the latest sessions with references to reports and judges’ resolutions. Subscribers are urged to remit payments to George Grierion at Two Bibles in bisex-Mreet and collect a bound volume of about 110 sheets. Earlier estimates exceeded subscriptions by over 337 pounds due to added sheets, delaying publication. subscribers are asked to accept revised terms and avoid demanding the original terms or acquisitions at similar rates.
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Tuich
Ireland
George Grierion
Luarlo. N.B
Burglary at Newton Limavaddy Church Seeks Reward
Notice declares a burglary at Newton Limavaddy Church in Londonderry on October 4 and offers a 10 pounds reward for information leading to the discovery and conviction of the culprits, with authorities promising pardons for informants. The proclamation is dated Dublin Castle, December 1, 1735, and named Rev William Crawford as rector.
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Church of
Newton
Limavaddy
Londonderry
Dublin Castle
William Crawford
Newtown Limavaddy
Joe Publiper and Moral Reflections Fable Dialogues
An 18th century broadside lists Joe Publiper in a dialogue between a young libertine and an old rich widow married for money, with added moral reflections. Also included are Everyone's Business and Fire: Fable of Bubo and Turturella, presented in Cereboldome style. Printed and sold by George Gowan in Back-Lene opposite Macula's Ale.
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Joe Publiper
Bubo
Turturella
George Gowan
Macula
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