Robberies and arrests in early Dublin as robbers strike
A fragmentary report recalls prowlers breaking into a Randford street cellar and a shop on Comb of Mr Ellis silk Weaver, chased by the occupant who was stabbed but expected to recover. Earlier, a Meath street shop intrusion alarmed residents. Lords Lieutenant’s audience, naval alerts, a Waterford escapade, and a child’s drowning in Patrick street are noted along with a marriage and civic appointments to Commissions in Connaught and the Provosts.
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Randford-street
Ellis
Meath-streat
Noife
Spirittal
Temsporal
Porth Bellétin
Phoenix Park
Phineas Bowles
Dragoons
Johnson
Dalzell
Col. Ponsonby
Alton
Gervas Parker
Richard ‘Wilson
Redmond Morres, Esq
Betty Lodge
Francis Lodge
His Majesty’s Court of Bicchequer
Linnen Manufacturers Trustees Issue Seed Notice
Advertisements announce that flax seed granted this season by the Linen Board must be noted if notes are drawn on Dublin stores before April 9 or on any artist’s stores before April 16. Remaining stock to be disposed of. Dublin, March 3739. Signed by order.
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Linnen Manufaciturest
Linnen Board
Dublin
Notice on Preventing Fraud in Yarn Fairs and Spinning Trades
Dublin Castle issued a January 1739 directive appointing an officer to attend yarn fairs and markets to seize fraudulent dyed or misrepresented yarn. Magistrates to aid, punish buyers, and instruct the public to test yarn lengths and weights, while authorities grant relief to poor spinners.
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Roscomon
Beitr
Des Ouuety
Cavan
Westmeath
Dhae
Trutt
Thall
Dublin Castle
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