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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 08, 1736
Page
2
A notice from Queen's County states Oliver Fitz-Gerald of Cool Branachan is imprisoned for debt. The next General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at Maryborough to address relief for impoverished debtors.
His Grace the Duke of Dorset Lord Lieutenant of Ireland orders all tradesmen and creditors of His Domesticks to repair at once to Mr John Remark at the Castle of Dublin for settlement or ceded action.
A notice announces a general meeting of creditors on Monday May 1916 at six in the evening at Herbert Phaire's in Castlee street to approve a resolution. Creditors unable to attend may appoint proxies by attorney and the meeting will consider Abatement of demands to maximize the Fund for all creditors.
Dublin April 7 1736 a Complete Collection of the STATE TRY ALL costs twelve sheets per British setting at Dalton s shop Warburgh street. The six English volumes sell for eleven pounds twelve shillings, this edition to cost about half that. Over one hundred fifty sheets printed and delivered to subscribers. Prospective subscribers may send names and addresses to Samuel Dalton Undertaker at his Warburgh street shop.
An old advertisement offers volumes of a work already folded and bound for sale. Parts N1 and N2 of the second volume, and any odd number to complete the first volume, are available. Volumes above N10 may be bought per number if clean and in good order.
Treasury Dublin May 4 4 TENS to notify owners of Orders or Receipts worth 300000 pounds that on Friday June 4 between 10 and 12 the forenoon the remaining numbers and Receipts amounting to 265000 pounds will be placed in a box to draw certain sums Five thousand pounds and the rest to be paid off at the Treasury on June 24 next. interest to cease thereafter.
Property in Kilmainbin County Dublin offered for lease for years or lives renewable for ever. Includes fifty two acres of meadow with a farm house outbuildings a dairy and several fine cows. Materials of the dairy provided. Enquire at Mr Fobudge drick’s at Sand-bridge near the lands.
Dublin April 21 a notice from the Committee of Creditors calls all creditors of James and John Hamilton to send exact accounts of their demands with dates and securities. Interest is to be computed to March 25. Returns should be sent to Mr Charles Caldwell in Stafford Street, appointed General Agent, to aid inquiry and relief measures.
This fragment notes a London comedy titled This Day is Publithen by B Ravenscroft with printing and selling details by George Gowan in Back Lane near Maccllia's Alley. The item lists a theater or pamphlet context and book trade specifics.
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