Gages and Forne d Subscription Notice for Three Volume Work
A late notice outlines subscription terms for a three volume large octavo work printed on Genoa paper. Prices are set at thirteen shillings for subscribers with delivery fees and engraving costs. three British crowns to subscribe and three more on each volume delivery. Engravings to mirror Gribelin originals, Brooks on Blind Quay. Suscriptions offered by Bacon and SmithH at specified venues with extensive sample pages available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gages
Ancona
Marthai Traun
Gages
Anthony AsHley Coork
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lerner
Gribelin
Brooks
Thomas Bacon
Bacon
Essex
Fiscer
Joun Smithh
Notice of Auction Sale by Linnen-Hall May G6th
The Governor and a Bitants of the Iocorporated Company announce a sale by auction at the Linnen Hall on Monday May 6 at 10 AM. Fifty six tors of cambrick not more than six pieces per lot plus a large parcel of remnants up to 60 yards per lot. Four sample lots of each sort will be shown fourteen days prior. Conditions of sale available at the sale venue.
Property to Let in Stephen Street Dublin in 18th Century Notice
To be let from the 25th of March 1743 for 61 years with renewals Ram Lwn in Stephen Street Dublin containing 30 feet in front, 4 rooms on a floor, a good cellar, a large yard 123 feet in depth and 130 in breadth, with coach houses and stables for 50 horses and places for rocking hay, plus three houses for rebuilding. Enquire of Mr Samuel Shisreff at his house in Stephen Street or the printer hereof.
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Stepnen
Dublin
Samuel Shisreff
Stephen-Street
Reward Offered for Fire Attack on Dwelling House
Notice from Dublin Castle 1742 offering forty pounds sterling to any person who discovers the offender or offenders who set fire to a dwelling house on the lands of IM Donouie in Westmeath. Reward to aid conviction. pardon promised to first discoverer’s accomplice or accomplices.
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IM Donouie
Westmeath
Bryan Fallon
Rannymead
Voscommon
Brian Farton
Reward Offered for Discovery of Sheep Killing at Templeogue
On the night of January 1742 3 4, Sir Compton Domvile of Templeogue in Dublin offers ten guineas to anyone who discovers and helps convict the person or persons who killed his sheep and removed their fat. Lords Justices promise a royal pardon to the first to reveal an accomplice or accomplices who helped commit the crime and to bring them to justice.
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Dublin Castle
Fustices
Adujery
Sir Compton Domvile
Temple-oge
County of Dublin
Bart
Compton Domvile
Compton Dominze
Dustin Castie
Lease and property lets in Rathfarnam 1743 notice
Public notice details several lease agreements for Rathfarnam properties. Jonathan Taylor grants to Joseph Cox a life tenant lease on ten acres two roods and thirty four perches at 15 pounds 11 shillings 6 pence yearly. Thomas Taylor grants another life lease on eight acres and a half at five pounds serve. A house and garden with fruit trees leased at four pounds 5 shillings yearly. Enquiries directed to Rathfarnam or Samuel Taylor in Black-Pits. Enacted in April 1743.
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Rathfarnam
Jonathan Taylor
Joseph Cox
Thomas Taylor
Faid Cox
Rathfaream
Samuel Taylor
Black- Pits
Notice of Stallion Sale and Post Office Fees In Ireland
Public notice from Sir Marmaduke Wyvill Bart ordering inquiry at Edward Martin in Dublin about a stallion sale for a training horse. It also warns Irish letter writers of incorrect postage practices enacting penalties and clarifies shipping and portage rules for letters to Britain France Holland and Scotland.
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Marmaduke Wyvill Bartha
Volantier
Edward Martin
General Post-Ofice
Dubln
Dustin
Scotland
Maenty
Fale
Franks
Ireland
France
Howard
Flanders
London
Holland
Donaghadee
Port-Patrick
Sir Marmaduke Wyvill
Bart
Linen regulation an early modern trade act and Horace edition
An 1742 Dublin notice outlines penalties for linen weavers and merchants to ensure cloth width and marking standards, with officers to enforce compliance. It also advertises a two volume Horace edition by Francis with translation and notes, available via Francis in Acngit street.
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Francis
Public Notice Against Fraud in Linen and Cotton Goods
Linnen and Cotton dyers and weavers warned by Trustees to avoid frauds mixing Logwood and Indigo in dying thus misleading buyers. Prosecution at law will follow for any dyed goods sold as Indigo or with fraudulent colour. Subscriptions requested by Arthur Newburgh at Dublin Castle dated 19th December 1742.
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Linnen
Newburgh
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Pictura Poesis
Cuantes Lamotte
D.D. F.R.S
Society of Antiquaries
the Prince of Waves
Weaver
Bim
Fourneyman
AgTu
Newaunog
George Eawing
Dames Street
John Sui
Bird Quay
Colerain
Max
Qualitn
Ers Kin-E
Ennis
Haytor-Nugent
Queen-Street
N. B
Lacan
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