Irish Brandy Use Warns of Fatal Overindulgence
Reports from Dublin describe Irish gentlemen noting a taste for brandy that enlivens without danger in small amounts but proves deadly in excess as a rich cordial for some women. Experiments on dogs and humans showed convulsions and intensified blood flow after death. Additional notices record ship sailors, court audiences, insolvent debtor notices, and a desertion from General Dormer's Regiment in Dublin.
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Rutey
Beache
Italy
Stephen Ram
Violante
Tuscany
the of Newcastle
Clement Tere
Gattur
Dublin Gazette
Dublin
Tholfel
Thomas Ellis Laft
Thomas
Naas
William Welch Laft
Bedless
Beards
Doremer
Thomas Smith
Suttell
Yorkshire
Baylie
John Price
Atchéter
Staffordshire
England
Waterford
George’s Quay
Dormer
Simon Sandys
Pinned by J. Gowan at Spinning Wheel Back Lane
A brief notice records J. Gowan pinning a message at the Spinning Wheel in Back Lane, stating printing work is done there at reasonable rates. The fragment notes the location and trade without further context.
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Ublin
J. Gowan
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Dawson Street
Charles Ford Esq
Joshua Dawson Figs
Francis Cope Esq
Ford
Lingen
Dublin Castle
Prideaux