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Newspaper

Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 25, 1743

Page

2

Notice to apprehend James M Loughlan for theft

The notice names Red Haired Pock yout five Foot 3 Focher and Dover James M Loughlan in the County of Tipperary. It states he is accused of stealing sheep money entrusted by a British Man of War. Reward offered by Hopkins for capture and delivery to justice. pardon offered on return to service. Dated Gorke May 20 1743.

Wapkirs Corlee Hieres Tipperary St.Ine Dover James M‘loughlan Hopkins James M*loughlan Gorke

Rewards Offered for Crimes Against Sheep on Dublin Lands

On the night of January first at Tempie-oge in Dublin County a flock of four sheep owned by Sir Compton Domvile was slain, the fat removed and carcasses left. Sir Compton Domvile offers ten guineas to any person who identifies and helps convict the offender. His Excellency the Lords Justices promise a royal pardon to the first to disclose an accomplice or instigator.

Compton Domvile Tempie-oge County of Dublin Compton Lords

Denny of Tralee seeks lease rights in Kerry estates

Thomas Denny of Tralee County Kerry Esq will apply to the Parliament of Great Britain in the next session for enabling him to take leases for lives renewable for ever of his estates in the town within the borough of Tralee. Dated December 31 1742.

Ktorice Thomas Denny Tralee

Executor appointed for James Colban debts in Dronton

Public notice from Dublin announces Alderman Frane Hammer as executor for the late James Colban of Dronton Norway. Creditors are warned to prove or pay their debts within one year and a day to Frans Haxiutier to prevent losses.

James Colban Dronton Norway Frane Hammer Kitte Frans Haxiutier Dublin

Reward Offered for Fire Crash at Galway Stables and Granary

In the night between Sunday the 11th and Monday the 2d of May 1743 a fire consumed stables granary and offices near Gort Galway with suspicions of arson. A reward of 100 to any who apprehend those responsible or aid in discovery upon conviction is promised. Their Excellencies grant pardons to any who reveal accomplices or those who incited the crime if apprehended and convicted.

Gort Galway Dublin Retson J. Porres

Notice of Woollen Draperies Fraud Alerts and Prosecution

A public notice from the Trustees of the Linen Manufactures warns against fraud in linen and cotton dyeing and distribution. It details mixing indigo with other dyes, selling misleading goods, and urges buyers to verify authenticity. Arthur Newburgh, secretary, invites proof and cautions against purchasing until verified. Dublin Castle, Dec 1742.

Linnen Manufactre Kingdon Arthur Newburgh

Proposals in Writing for Dublin Hospital Near Beeding

The notice states proposals in writing to the fens near Dublin hospital must be received by a specified date. It references a gathering at a farm and sea location with a plan to raise funds or fund a project. The fragmentary text mentions a September timeframe and instructions for submitting proposals.

el Torun Fens

Weavers Trafficking in Cloth Brought Under Royal Prohibition

The notice, dated Dublin Castle 2616 Nov 742, directs magistrates to enforce a regulation against illegal cloth trade. It targets fabrics over forty inches wide, marked with lamp black, with penalties for sale by any person not complying, and authorizes local officers to aid in enforcement.

Tagether

From the March 2 Notice of Rebuilding Enquiry and Reward

A damaged notice calls for inquiries regarding a rebuilding project at a street location with a reward offer for information. It names a requester Mee House in Stephen Siteee and mentions bringing perpetrators to justice. The text refers to guilt, accomplices, and enforcement actions by royal or local authorities.

Stephen Ant

Gradcent for Bonfts in Oop Us Tale

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local story involving Bonfts and a place called Oop Us. The readable bits suggest a community event or notice, but essential names, dates, or concrete facts are missing to form a complete summary.

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