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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 02, 1743
Page
2
Fragmentary text references booksellers in Essex Street and a Coleraine item. Mentions volumes and prices, a French treaty near Devin, and a memoir by an Irish family author. Contains garbled phrases and possible historical notes.
Announcing plans for a four volume set of Nev. Thomas’s works with translations and sayings from classical authors. Three volumes proposed in reduced form to suit readers, with conditions on printing, pricing, subscriber names, and press date once 300 are subscribed. Subscriptions through Thomas Sheridan George Faukner and Thomas Bacon in Essex Street.
Fragment describes an equity work during the late lord Cranesntorg Talbot’s era, noting printing details. It mentions printed on fine paper in folio with pages running consecutively to the London edition, and a price of 128. The text preserves historical terminology and implies a formal legal publication from that period.
An act enacted in the king's 13th year imposes penalties from November 1 1739 for weaving or selling plain linen cloth under 40 inches wide and for not marking cloth with maker’s details from 1740. It requires officers and magistrates to enforce the measure through fairs markets and workrooms, with lapsed compliance triggering fines and penalties.
A public notice warns against dyeing abuses by mixing indigo with logwood and other adulterants to counterfeit colors on cotton and linen. It calls for prosecutions against dyers and traders, urges buyers to demand assurances, and names Arthur Newburgh as the local contact for evidence, dated December 1742.
Notice offers a 2 room house with two large closers per room and a large yard and garden on Raeford Street near the Barter Crane. Enquiries welcomed at Mr Ennis's Black Lion opposite Barter Crane or Mr Haytor Nugent's in King Street near Queen Streets.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a woollen drapery business reference likely describing a late warehouse location and a Drapery at Colten Drapery with a possible sale or notice. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are readable.
A garbled 18th century public notice offers a reward of forty pounds for apprehension and conviction of persons involved in a fire and related offences near Galway. It names Rannymead in Koff and mentions Dublin authorities and the Lords Justices. The text includes references to justice, pardons, and pursuit across multiple locales.
A historical notice states that seven sheep were killed on the fair lands and their carcasses left. It promises a reward of ten guineas for each person or persons who discover the offenders, are apprehended, and convicted thereafter. The text references charges of crime and the government’s pledge to apply severe punishment to any accomplices.
A damaged notice mentions a coach house and stables for fifty horses with stalls and hay facilities. It references Mr Samuel Shasef at Healsfi and Stephen Sureet, asking for enquiries about rebuilding and related costs. The text is heavily garbled with OCR errors and place names.
Incomplete record from a 1740s Irish or British parliamentary proceeding. The fragment mentions Toricn and Tralee in County Kerry, a Borough of Day of December and March 1742, unclear purpose, likely legislative authorization or renewal of a livelihood or project.
A garbled OCR fragment references Galway, a foxall farm, and mentions of fe and Rajel'Haipite. The text is unreadable in key names and events, offering no clear persons, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
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