Dublin turmoil as burghers seize city gates amid plot fears
In Dublin unrest escalates as burghers accuse magistrates of collusion. Armed crowds seize gates, guard posts, and issue a call for a General Council at St Peter's Church. Militia from Bern reportedly considered to intimidate populace. Affected officials and trades advertise bread prices, cures, and civic notices amid chaotic year 1734.
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Canton of
Bern
Burgérs
Ufust Polis
Se. Peter’s Church
Dublin
Hilyré
Michael Dillon
Meath-street
Guild of St. John Baptiff
Montgomry
Daniel Cooke
Strand
Printed notices from Gow 4 WN region page in Baikl
The fragment indicates printing and advertisement services in Baikl with weekly printing work and notices. It references Gow and WN branding and suggests a local printing house offering advertisement placement and weekly printing. The text is incomplete but shows a community printing and notice service context.
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Essex-street
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Henry
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Poyntag
Edward
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Edward Lee
Price
George Grierson
Enoch Stern
Eig
Bruen Worthington
Mr. Buckly
Lick
Castle-street
House of Lords
Henry Daniel
Njamin Everard
Lord Viscount Allen
Forbes
Thoma Walter Davey
Phil
Timothy Forbes
David Jobs Hamilton
Will, Fina