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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 21, 1743
Page
2
A damaged excerpt describes movements of forces from Noffan toward the Army of the Allies and mentions payments and pardons. It references Hopkins, Loughlan, and a courtish process with sense of capture, justice, and restoration for criminals and ex-workers dated May 20, 1743.
January at night four sheep owned by Sir Compton Domvile of Templeogue County Dublin were killed on the lands. Their fat was removed and carcasses left. A reward of ten guineas is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the offender. The Lords Justices promise a royal pardon to any informer who helps identify the culprit or accomplices and ensures their capture and conviction.
Thomas Denny of Fretee in County Kerry petitions Parliament for an act to enable him to grant leases for lives renewable for ever of his estates in the town and borough of Tralee. Dated 31st day of December 1742. Published March 11, 1742.
The executor Frans Hammer calls all creditors of James Colban of Drunton to appear within one year and day to prove debts or face loss. Debtors are directed to pay their debts to Frans Hammer. Published in Dublin on the 15th day of January 1743.
A May 1743 notice from Gort Galway promises 1000 pounds for information leading to the capture and conviction of those who set fire to stables granaries and offices near Gort. It states a pardon may be granted to the first to discover accomplices or those who incited the crime, with witness signatures from Dublin Castle and Lords Justices.
Francis Minchin, formerly of the Ware Room at the three Squirrels in Filhame ble Street, relocates to the Sign of the Wool Pack in Castle Street and continues selling woollen drapery at reasonable prices.
Complaints to the Trustees of the Linen Manufacture warn against frauds in cotton and linen chequers and handkerchiefs dyed with indigo. Dyers, weavers, hawkers warned that selling or dyeing goods with logwood Indigo mixtures will face prosecution at the trustees expense. Arthur Newburgh seeks proof at Dublin Castle, December 1742.
Proposals in writing to Fielding Shaws near Dublin are invited for a town project near Galavay. Limited to November lat. pa. 7. post-paid or received no later. Nearby farms, houses, and a sea caled Co ee are to be set together under a Tenney je near Nearys.
An 1742 Dublin notice imposes penalties on weaving green plain linen under forty inches wide. It requires marking with name and quantity, prohibits narrow or unfinished cloth sales, and enforces strict widths. Authorities urge magistrates to aid enforcement and prohibit sale until market compliance. Public sale and market controls are outlined.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises a large house for rent with many rooms and storage, yard, and gardes near Ranford-Seret by Butter-Crane. It mentions the Black-Lyon opposite Burtet-Comme and Maratea Nugent's in King Street Quven Streets. Tradesmen are urged to view.
Fragmented text mentions a printer and page run, with unclear names and prices. Reads like a listing or production note from a historical newspaper page. Entities are unreadable. cannot confirm persons, places, or dates.
Fragmentary notice from March 1742 offering lease terms for a property on Stephen Street. Describes 30 feet front, four rooms on a floor, a yard 123 feet deep with coach houses and stables, suitable for hay storage or rebuilding work, with inquiries noted.
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