Distresses and Death of Henry the Eighth and Bosworth
Chronicle style notice recounts Henry VIII death Richard III rise and the Bosworth Field battle marking the end of the York Lancaster wars. It notes Buckingham’s fall and Richmond’s landing with Richard’s death, followed by a farce and entertainments at Sirring and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Richard
Edward
Duke of York
Tower
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Richmond
Bosworth Field
York and
Lancaster
Sirgirg
Sermon at Christ Church by Bishop of Derry
On Thursday next the 25th of March a sermon will be preached at Christ Church before the Incorporated Society for Promoting English Protestant Schools in this Kingdom by the Right Reverend Thomas Lord Bishop of Derry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ I Church
Incorporated Society For Promoting
Thomas Lord
Derry
Land to Let for Linen Trade Near Kilfinane
March 1736 notice from Linnen Manufacture trustees invites Protestant tenants to lease land near Kilfinane for hemp or flax. Robert Oliver offers lands near Kilfinane for ten to twenty acres per family with rent relief first year and timber. Proposals to Oliver at the Blew Door in Aungier Street. Also notes charity school, markets, fairs, and Protestant schools funding in Cork, Limerick, Antrim, and Wicklow areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnen
Robert Oliver
Clonodtoy
Limerick
Bath
Kilfinane
Julia
Oliver
Dublin
Aungier Street
Cork
Notice of Linen Damages and Sappers Discharge in Ireland
Notice to inhabitants of Derry and Leinster Munster and Connaught that Fames McKin ramsped pieces of linen cloth and was ordered to pay twelve pounds for damages to Egan and Winterbotham of Corn Market Merchants. he was discharged from office of Sappers. Also trustees announce funding for linen manufacture with wheels reels and utensils and warn counties to claim their shares by May first or parcels will be disposed of. Dublin Castle January 30 1735. Signed by order Curis Ussiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fames Mc. Kin
Lapper
Derry
Egan
Winterbotham
Dublin-Castle
Leicster
Munster
Connaught
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Ata
Kidom
Lords Committee
Lord Prumate
Great Britain
Kingdom
Delaware
Power
Rathdrum
Carlow
Clare
Galway
Kerry
Kilkenny
King’s County
Dubline Castle
Longford
Queen’s County
Roscommon
Wipperary
Watcerford
Magemeray
Westmeath
Wexford
Curis, Ussiet
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