Charity Play Aids Poor Prisoners at Bull's Head Club
Aoile urges aid for needy subjects through one penny a day in bread to relieve sixty poor prisoners far from friends. A benefice funds relief, a new prologue by Charitable and Musical Society members, and a farce with dances offered as tickets sold at local shops near the Marshalsea.
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Aoile
Gabriel Funes Mutturin
St. John’s
Charitable and Musical Society of the Bull's Head Club
Eleaxer Pearson’s
Eigt
Feeeve Alley
Fard Marshalsea
Dick’s Coffee-hotie
Shinner-Borne
Coton
Debt repayment notice for a Dublin loan in 1736
The Dublin Gazette announces that on a June day the remaining two hundred sixty five thousand pounds of the Three Hundred Thousand Pound loan will be drawn to pay five thousand pounds, with principal and interest to be discharged at the royal treasury in Dublin on June 24. A list of drawn receipts is provided for payment.
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Dublin
Fune
Fames
John Hamilton
Elgis
Christopher Ussher
Linnen
Deblin
Qrb
Mary Burton
Samuel Burton
Daniel Falkiner
Benjamin Burton
Daniel Falkiser
Oxinbridge Harwood
England
Dueblin
Esy
Hanover Square
Middlesex
Mary, Waite
Samuel
Morgan Hind
Robert Hind
St. Andrew
Holborn
John Baker
London
John Jacob
Hig My Jesty
Norice
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Jus Publier
Curis
Ussher
High Court of Chancery
Francis Lord Conmay
Anthony Alen
Curfisor Street
Chancery-lane
Richd
Burkey Agenc
Treasury
Fane
ASI
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