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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 28, 1743
Page
3
dated Banau June 2716 reports a French assault near Alchaffenburgh and Dettingen repelled with a brave defence. British forces claim to have driven the attackers ahead of Riverfall and maul their ranks, taking prisoners and recovering men in pursuit.
The Right Hon. Anthosy Ashusy CooPir kar of Shaftesbury announces a three volume edition printed large Ottava on Genoa paper with pool type. Subscriptions cost thirteen sovisogs in half-binning plus three British shillings on delivery per volume, and three crowns to subscribe. Engraving is costly so sales to subscribers only. English edition priced eighteen shillings sixpence.
January theft on lands of Sir Compton Domvile of Tempie-oge in Dublin County. Four sheep biled, fat taken, carcasses left. Domvile offers ten guineas for discovery and conviction. Lords Justice grant royal pardon to the first finder of accomplices or instigators for apprehension and conviction. Duelling Castle January 3, 1742-3.
Thosias Denny of Tralee in Kerry seeks a grant from Parliament in the next session to empower him to make leases for Lives renewable for ever of his estates in the town and borough of Tralee. Dated December 31, 1742, with March 11, 1742 noted.
Public notice from Dublin dated June 14 1743 declares James Colban late merchant of Dranton Norway deceased and Alderman Frans Hammer appointed executor. Creditors must appear within one year and day to prove debts or risk loss. debtors to pay to Hammer.
A May 1743 document from Gort Galway offers 169 pounds for apprehending anyone guilty in a fire that consumed stables granary hovels near Gort. The reward applies to discoverers of accomplices or those who set the fire, to be paid upon conviction. Dublin Castle grants a royal pardon to first discloseers or implicated parties who are apprehended and convicted.
Trustees warn against fraudulent dyeing and misrepresented woollen goods. Dyers and weavers are urged to prove color authenticity, avoid indigo substitutes, and face legal action at their expense. Seek proof from Arthur Newburgh at the Castle, Dublin. Notice dated 19th December 1742.
A large house and a back-house with two rooms per floor and two closets each, plus a yard and garden, offered for term of years. Located in Ranford-Seret near the Butter-Crane. Inquiries at Mr Ennis’s Black Lyon or at Mr Haytor N agent’s in King Street near Queen Street. Suitable for tradesmen.
Publication notes a bound edition in equity during the era of Lord ChanceLion Talbot, with lists of case names and principal matters. It describes the printing quality, paper, folio format, and alignment with the London edition. The item notes a price of 128 and attribution to the printer.
A fragment lists a call for proposals in writing to Fields Shawe at the Royal Hospital near Dublin. It notes payment and a November deadline while mentioning Galway and a small farm by the sea as context.
An 1740s proclamation in the realm enforces limits on plain linen cloth and weaving. It prescribes widths, forbids certain lengths, and sets forfeitures for noncompliant weavers. Officials plan enforcement across markets and linsts maxi for stray cloth exposed to sale. Dublin notice dated November 26, 1742, announces a new edition of a popular works volume.
Notice of a rebuilding plan for a dwelling in Stephen Scrtet, 30 feet front, 4 rooms on a floor, coach houses and stables, with rear yard, listing Samuel Shiste House and Lag Doneule Parish, in County Weilmeath. The Lords Justice grant pardon under the act. public notice signed in November.
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