Cream for Skin Beauty Promises Quick Clear Results
An advertisement extols a facial cream claiming swift skin whitening and clearing benefits. It targets swarthy complexions and red, rough, or troubled skin, boasting plumping nourishment and ready sale at Bacon's Coffee-Health on Effex-street. It warns imitators and urges immediate use for best results.
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Walth
Tralee resident seeks lifetime leases renewed for ever
Thomas Denny of Tralee in County Kerry Esquire will apply to the next Session of Parliament for a grant to enable him to make leases for lives renewable for ever of his estates in the town and within the borough of Tralee. Dated December 31, 1742. March 11, 1742.
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Thomas Denny
Tralee
Kerry
Great Britain
Reward Offered for Sheep Killers in Dublin Lands
On January night four sheep belonging to Sir Compton Domvile of Templeogue in Dublin were killed, their fat removed, and carcasses left. Sir Compton Domvile offers ten guineas to anyone who identifies and ensures conviction of the offender. The Lords Justices promise royal pardon to the first to reveal an accomplice or instigator to aid apprehension and conviction.
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Compton ‘Domvie
Temple-oge
County of Dublin
Compton
Lords
Reward for James M Loughlan on theft of money
Notice from John Hopkins of Corke Victualler offering two guineas for the apprehension of James M Loughlan a red haired swarthy man about five foot eight with two upper teeth missing who ran away with two shillings of money owed for sheep in Tipperary. If captured and brought to justice he will receive pardon. Corke May 30 1743.
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James M‘houghlan
John Hopkins
Corke
Tipperary
James M‘loughan
James M‘loughlan
Hopkins
Failre
James M.loughlan
Fire at Hovell stables and granary near Gori Galway
Notice warns that a deliberate fire damaged stables granary and offices near Gori County Galway between May 1 and 2 1743. A reward is offered for information leading to conviction of any responsible person and a pardon is granted to informers who reveal accomplices. Trustees also warn against dye frauds in linen and cotton goods and promise prosecutions at their expense to deter malpractice. Arthur Newburgh secretary. Dublin Castle December 17 1742.
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Gori
Galway
Gort
Indica
Arthur Newburgh
Two Houses For Lease In Ranforsh Street Area
A large house with two large rooms on a floor and two closets per room, plus a back-house with two rooms on a floor, a large yard and garden. Located in Ranforsh Street near the Butter Crane. Enquiries at Mr Ennis’s Black Lyon opposite the Bower Crane or at Mr Haytor Nugent’s King Street near Queen Street. Suitable for any tradesman.
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Ranforsh-Stret
Buter-Crane
AE Wayne Pang
Mr. Ennis
Black Lyon
Bower-Crané
Haytor Nugent
King Street
Queen Street
Aid
Ufes
Bound London Edition of Equity Names and Cases Title Page
This item presents a printer's binding note for an equity volume bound in folio. It references the Lord Chancellor Talbot and Tasias of the Names of Cases, noting the London edition pages align with the printer's paper and price 1 shilling 2 pence.
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Lord Cuancellor Talbot
Public Notice on Weaving Regulations and Book Sale
The article records a historical public notice from Dublin Castle in 1743 detailing weaving regulations for hempen and flaxen cloth, fines for undersized or miswoven pieces, and duties of magistrates and officers to enforce the Act. It also announces a two‑volume Horace edition by Francis with notes, to be delivered per directions.
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Clathi
Peiaki
Francis
Renewal Notice for Ram Inn Dublin Premises in Stepnen Street
The advert describes renewal of a Ram Inn dwelling on Stepnen Street Dublin with 30 feet front 4 rooms on a floor a large yard and coach houses plus stables and hay rocking spaces. Enquire at Mr Samuel Shirreff House Stephen Street for terms to be let from March 25 1743 for 61 years. Also notices a arson at a dwelling in Donoule County Westmeath on the night of October 1 with a reward of 40 pounds for information leading to conviction. Authorities at Dublin Castle publish the plea to apprehend responsible persons and assure pursuit of justice.
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Stepnen
Dublin
Frent
Samuel Shirreff
Seephen-Street
Donoule
Westmeath
Ottover
Koscommon
Dublin Castle
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