Ministers Do Not Wear the Habit of Clergymen
News notes from June to July detail political shifts in Europe with Holland and England, naval plans, and court appointments. Reports mention a Finnish or Danish context, a South Sea Company dividend, and a new fire extinguishing machine. Dublin mortality and commerce items close the column with ship arrivals and a London theatre advertisement. The fragmentary text references a change in ministry under the Duke of Bourbon and various royal audiences in Britain.
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England
Palatinate
Hague
Fune
M. Buys
States General
Copenhagen
Holland
Admiralties
Zealand
Mediterranean
Cadiz
Godin
M. Vander Meer
Madrid
Paris
Duke of Bourbon
Great
M. Thomas
London
Oddington
Oxfordshire
Hyde Park
Godfrey Koeller
Dahl
Hampton Court
Ris
Prusian
Dey
Algier
Dev
Great Britain
Prince and Princess of Wales
Richmond
South Sea Company
Greenland
Reporc
Verelft
Cecil Street
Strand
Newspaper Subscription Notice Published Twice Weekly
An old advertisement proclaims a paper printed Tuesday and Saturday, collected from fresh authentic papers, delivered to subscribers for ten shillings per year. If packets arrive after printing, postage is added. Advertisements are inserted at reasonable rates.
Dublin Printing at the General Post Office 1724
The notice records a printing house operated by Profick Rider and Thomes Herbin at the General Post Office Printing-House on Cork-Hill in Dublin in 1724.
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Dublin
Profick Rider
Thomes Herbin
Cork- Hill
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