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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 11, 1738
Page
2
Dublin Castle on June 9 1738 announces a royal pardon for any person who first discovers an accomplice or accomplices in the specified crime. Lords Fustices urge prompt discovery to bring offenders to justice and secure conviction.
An Act of Parliament from June 1738 fines any person selling beer ale wine brandy or spirits at fairs assizes or other places without a licence five pounds per offence and requires notices to be given to those at fairs or public meetings.
An 18th century notice outlines a court act to sell Daniel Reddy and Dudley Reddy estates to pay debts. It enjoins all leaseholders or holders of rights in lands to file their claims with trustees by September 29, 1738, with copies sworn and deposited. It lists trustees Robt French Rob Roberts Ira Dobson The Cuffe and B Whitney, and sets Monday meetings at seven o'clock at the Hall of Dublin for proceedings.
Trustees will meet at the hall of Dublin every Monday at seven in the afternoon to recap and examine claims by creditors and creators. All must exhibit their claims on or before the September 1959 deadline and refer to Edward Noy as Register at Bride Street or Chancery Lane.
Three new-built houses in extraordinary good standing for trade on Church street east side adjoining the King's Inns. Enquire of Mr. David Williams Joyner Arran Quay for details.
An advertisement lists Water the Virtues of cures for piles throat and other disorders with injertion or application, sold by multiple Dublin traders. It also notes insolvent debtor relief acts, listing Bryan Evers Patrick McMahon Nicholas Sall John Melton and others as prisoners seeking relief at upcoming sessions in Dublin Limerick Naas and Kildare.
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