Chronicle of the Wars of York and Lancaster and Bosworth
A historical broadside recounts Henry VI’s distress and death, Richard III’s seizure, Edward IV’s murder of the young king and the Duke of York, Buckingham’s fall, Richmond’s landing, and Richard’s death at Bosworth Field. Also notes a farce and entertainments featuring singing and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry the VI
Richard
Edward
Duke of York
Tower
Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Richmond
Bosworth Field
York
Lancaster
Land to Let for Linen Trade in Kilfinane County Limerick
March 1736 notice invites Protestant tenants to rent Hempen and flax lands near Kilfinane Cork to Limerick for years or lives. Land offered in 10 to 20 acre parcels to form a linen craft community with rent-free first year and timber for homes. Proposals to be made at Blowe Door in Aungier Street Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oliver
Cloradtoy
Limerick
Kilfiane
Te Faid
Oliver
Dublin
Aungier Street
Kilfinane
Giratis
Cork
Donation funds two new charter schools in Wicklow and Antrim
Dublin 1735 General Quarterly Meeting of the Incorporated Society to promote English Protestant Schools in this Kingdom reports benefactions from Great Britain and home. A ten pounds per year donation with twenty acres of land near Drumawillin is given by Hon. John Temple, and Hugh Boyd also donates land near Delaila sera. The committee resolves two charter schools shall be erected with convenient speed on the described lands between Power's Court and Rathdrum and near Drumawillin between Ballintoy and Ballycastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Incorporated Society
Lords Committee
Great Britain
Kingdom
Delalaffera
Power
Rathdrum
Wicklow
John Temple
Drumawillin
Ballintoy
Ballycastle
Antrim
Hugh Boyd
Ely
Delaiasera
Drarmawillin
Education and labor plan for Native children
The text states that Native children will be clothed lodged educated in the established religion taught the Holy Scriptures in English and trained early for labor in husbandry gardening and linen manufacture. Their earnings will gradually support them and make them useful to the public.
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Lord Primate
Imaress
Cath Cou
Carlow
Clare
Gilway
Kerry
Kilkenny
King’s County
Dublin Castle
Longford Queen's
Tipperary
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford
Joe
Bubo
Turé Turella
George Gowan
Macalia
Bublin
Fr. Gowan