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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 06, 1738
Page
7
The Printer of this Greette announces print ed Petitions Warrants Summonses and duplicates for debtors seeking discharge from imprisonment under an insolvency relic. Also a Dublin city weekly account lists diseases and casualties including aged Toddlers with measles smallpox fever and other illnesses.
A brief market style update shows a decline in burials this week and a rise in chicken activity. Data highlights include mixed shifts across sectors with no single driver cited. Local observers note ongoing fluctuations affecting daily trade and seasonal demand.
An 18th century advertisement sells Water of a curative lotion in Dublin at multiple shops with price one shilling. A separate official notice by Dorothy Briscoe administratrix seeks a petition to compel Nathaniel Evans of Cork to reveal estate details and settle debts, including £101 13s, with further court actions planned at the July quarter sessions.
A Dublin area listing names Edward Farrell to James DDaniel shows numerous creditors in the Naas Goal record. The document names persons from Dublin city and county including millers, weavers, butchers, plummers, and other trades as creditors to listed debtors with locations such as New Row, Kevan Street, Kilmainham, Palmerstown, and Saggart among others. The June 1738 order lists Silvester Reynolds and Richard Milfer as creditors, with ties to archbishop Grace and local tradesmen such as a woolcomber and a silk cardmaker.
George Kennedy of Fililigh in Downe and Samuel Kerr of Downe county are cited by Linnen-Draper Samuel Keir as creditor to appear in Downpatrick Goal. They announce a claim or distress in the realm at the present meeting to provide relief.
A petitioner to a Justice of the Peace for Bowne county seeks a warrant to compel Downpatrick keepers to produce Samuel Kerr’s body on July 11 next and deliver his decainer and copies of charges. The aim is to obtain a schedule of Kerr’s estate and effects to be vested and divided for the benefit of creditors under the act. The document is dated June 5, 1738, and bears witness to the hands of the signatories.
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