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Tax notice and deserter advertisement from 18th century Dublin
The document orders all persons liable to a 4 pence in the pound tax on salaries profits and fees to pay to the Receipt of His Majesty's Exchequer in Dublin for the year ending Christmas 1730 or face legal consequences. It also places a reward for the capture of John Yeats a deserter from Colonel Murray's regiment, with reports to Drogheda Wicklow or to John Archer in Dublin.
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Castleruddery
Wicklow
Dublin
Baltingless
Dunlavan
Rebecca Stewart
Red Lyon
Mary's Street
Dawson Street
Charles Ford Ey
Joshua Dawson F
Francis Cope
Lingen
David Gillepie
Larne
County of
Antrim
Glenarm
County of Antrim
David Gillespie
His Majesty’s Revenue
George Macartney
Beifafi
Ferrons
James Forth
Aia
Atorejaic
Barons of the Exchequer
Gardiner Dept
Murray
John Yeats
Drogheda
John Archer
Pickaring
Grenadiers
Dennis
Lynch
John Timpson