Publication notice for a new volume in Danish text edition
The notice, dated Copenhagen May 1, announces a forthcoming multi volume work to be printed on fine paper with large octavo format. Subscriptions cost three crowns down and three crowns on delivery for each volume, English edition priced eighteen shillings sixpence, engraving costs high. Subscriptions accepted at Bacon's Coffee-House in Essex and at Blind Mary, with sample pages available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Prince Royal i
N. S
Gribelin
Mr. Brooks
Tuomas Bacos
Bacon
Essex
Joan Surirn
Property leases set in Galway area for twenty years
In the east suburbs of Galway including Prarrahalla Dittos Lort and Cappanavigh several houses are let to a responsible tenant for twenty years from last November. Money due must be sent to Fielding Leawe near the Royal Hospital in Dublin. payment or acceptance will govern receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prarrahalla
Dittos
Galway
Sta
Cappanavigh
Menee
Fielding Leawe
Dining House Adverts With Ale and Cider Prices
Fragmentary notice from Bride Street announcing stock of pale ale valued at four shillings a dozen and English cider at seven shillings a dozen. Mentions strong drinks for sailors and passengers, various sizes and types, and cautions about counterfeit spirits and Mary liquor labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luffingham
Spread Eagle
Bride “Street
Mary Ligquors
ANIEL OBRIEN AND THE THREE TEAS IN ESSEX NOTICE
Fragmentary notice from 1743 details Aniel OBrien at the Three Teas in Essex seeking to quit a tavern trade, with mentions of wines, money, and prices. Also includes an 1743 May Corke notice about a forthcoming assembly, subscription details, and a reward for capturing James MLoughlan who absconded with money, plus a manhunt announcement and pardon terms.
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Aniel Obrien
Essex
Ewill
Daswfon
John Grainger
Hermas James
Ohu
Hopkins
Corke
Viduillet
Tispérery
James M‘loughlan
Muller
Thiese
Id Hopkins
s‘Loughlan
Hame
Pardo
Rewards for aiding capture of Dublin poisoners 1742
Notice from 1742 granting ten guineas for apprehension and conviction of persons involved in crimes near Templeogue and Dublin, offering royal pardon to the first discoverer of accomplices. It details mail and postage irregularities, post office fraud, and payment rules for letters leaving Ireland, with notes on routes to France Holland and Scotland.
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Guice
UY Ri
Tvers
Paris
Scotland
Maefty
Ireland
France
Flanders
London
Hoiland
Donaghadee
Port-Patrick
Marmadeke Wyvilt
Edward Martin
Reward Offered for Information on Galway Fire Plot
In May 1743, Stables granary offices near Gort Galway burned in the night. A 10s 40 reward is offered for information leading to conviction of any who designed or assisted the crime. Lords Justices grant pardon to any involved who disclose accomplices and are apprehended and convicted.
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Compton Domvile
Temple-oge i
Dublin Bart
Corpios Domvile
O'S Ashe
Dusvan Gasres
Vay
Sheman
Cammit
Gort
Galway
Weveron Br Pessons
Dublin
Ij. Porter
Perfor Ec
Morag
Public Notice on Linen and Cotton Dye Fraud
Complaints to Linnen Manufacture Trustees allege fraud in dyeing linen and cotton goods. Indigo and Logwood blue are mixed wrongly, then marketed as pure Indigo or dyed to hide adulteration. Trustees warn of prosecution and urge dyeing trades to apply to the Secretary for caution until values are proven.
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Linnen
Csiten
Colter
Tome
Dyer
Walter
Hawiker
Fragmented 18th century notices mix sale and legal actions
Fragmentary OCR from a Dublin 1742 1743 period page describes trade, sales, estates, and legal notices. Mentions taxes fees shopfronts, a parcel of property, and proclamations about licensing and trials. Includes references to Dublin streets, county Kerry traders, and a publication of notices with dates in 1742 1743.
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Brom. Dt Go
Burt
Mishea
Culen
Black Rock
Waltham Anglesey
Cole Houses
Idem
Corke, May Do
Bine
Bis
Lethiy
Dublin Cafe
Oca
Hotal
Milores
Auithey
Erangis
Stephen Seeet
la Houfe
Stephen
Kerry
Great
Susis-en
Voneiimall
Ranford-Stret
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