Murder and legal notices amid Irish circuits and proclamations
A dense 1734 Dublin page records court circuits in Leinster Ulster and Connaught with dates at towns like Drogheda Dundalk Downpatrick Carrickfergus and Ennis as well as Kilkenny Wexford and Limerick. It lists judges and sessions, includes a government wheat price proclamation and the press notice for Parliament’s Acts in Ireland, and ends with a reward proclamation for the murder of Rev. Mr. Edward Ford and for James Dee. It names officials, locales, dates, and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leinster-Culcutt
Rogersom
Singieton
SMG
Philip[tomn
Owei
Cfaryoorough
Kildare
St. Francis’s Abby
Limerick
Kerry
Tralee
Currin
King’s Old Castle
Cork
Tholfel
Ulster
Maria Payne
Justice Ward
Drogheda
Tholes
Loweh
Dundalk
Down
Downpatrick
County of Antrim
Carrickfergus
Ardmagh
Aronaghan
Afonachan
Afeath
Trim
Connauvagat
Baron Se. Leger
Socelyn
Sligoe
Leitrim
Carrick
County of Roscommon
Roscommon
County of
Atugo
Balenpobe
County of Galway
Co. O
Gallmay
Clare
Ennis
Justice Gore
Baron Wainpright
Jowtices
Westmeath
Adullnger
Longford
Cavan
County of Tyrone
Omagh
County of Donegal
Lefford
Cr. & Co
Lemdonderry
Londonderry
Fane
Gey Grierson
Kent
Essex-street
Ireland
Magner
Henry
Poyning
Edward
Edward Lee
Price
Boubdul
George Grierson
Mons
Enoch Stern
Green Worthington
Buckly
House of Lords
Ihe
Edward Ford
Atnior
Trinity College
Dublin
James Dee
Diltar
John Blodd
N.B
Limrichky
Spinning Wheel Adverts and Printing in Dublin
An old notice from Dublin references printing work done at the Spinning Wheel and notes that advertisements are accepted there. The phrasing preserves period tone and implies a local printing shop offering various services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Je GO Wan