Ambitious work on plates offered by subscription
A prospectus from Paris May 10 announces a three volume work printed on Genoa paper with engravings by Brooks. Subscriptions cost thirteen shillings and half binding plus three shillings delivery, or three crowns upfront. English edition priced eighteen shillings and sixpence. Subscriptions via Thomas Bacon at Bacon's Coffee-House Essex Street or Joan omitH on the Blind Quay, where portions of the work can be viewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angris
AsuLey Cooper
Paris
Shaftesbury
Mndi - Ionssarats Squar
Carehall
Gribelin
Mr. Brooks
Blind Quay
Thomas Bacon
Bacon
Essex Street
Joan Omith
Blina Quay
Notice of Linen Hall Auction Sale of Cambrick Goods
The Incorporate Company gives notice of sale by auction at Linen Hall on Monday May 9th at 10 AM. Fifty six Cambrick lots not exceeding six pieces each plus a large Remnant parcel up to 60 yards per lot. Sample lots viewable for fourteen days daily 10 AM to 1 PM. sale terms available at the sale place.
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Incorporate
Linnen Hall
Linen
To be le: versatile rental and fire notice from Dublin
From Dublin March 25 1743 a three room house with garden and stables for five horses is offered for lease for 61 years with renewals. Enquire of Samuel Shirreff Stephen Street. Also notice of a fire at Lonoule lands Westmeath on October 1 last and a forty pound reward offered by Bryan Fallon for information leading to conviction. Official pardon promise for informers upon conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Samuel Shirreff
Stephen-Street
Lonoule
Westmeath
Bryan Fal Jon
Rannymead
Ofcommon
Bryan Fallon
T. Xor
Adarge
Andi
Osata
Ranford-Suet
Envis
Haytor-Nugent
Queen Stree
Reward Offered for Offenders in Sheep Killing at Temple-age
On January 1 at night four sheep owned by Sir Compton Domvile, Templeogue in Dublin County, were killed and their fat removed with carcasses left. A ten guinea reward is offered for discovery and conviction of the person or persons responsible. Their Excellencies the Lords Justice promise a royal pardon to any solver who helps identify and convict the accomplice or accomplices who incited the act.
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Dublin Castle
Compton Domvile
Temple-age
Couney
Dublin
Barts
Sir Compton
Dustin CasTee
Furstices
Merty
Perle
Lease of Lives Renewable for Ever at Rathfarnam
Interest near the Fishponds Rathfarnam conveys a lease of lives renewable for ever from Jonathan Taylor to Joseph Cox covering ten acres two roods and thirty four perches at yearly rent fifteen pounds eleven shillings and pence. A second lease from Thomas Taylor to Cox covers eight acres and a half at eight pounds ten shillings yearly plus a house garden with fruit trees for four pounds five shillings. Inquiries at Cox's Rathfarnam or Samuel Taylor's Brewer Black-Pits. April 4 1743.
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Rathfarnam
Jonathan Taylor
Joseph Cox
Thomas Taylor
Cox
Samuel Taylor
Black-Pits
Notice on a Stallion sale and postal fraud warnings
Public notice from Sir Marmaduke Wyvill Bart announcing a full brother to Voluntier will be sold for a stallion with inquiries at Mr Edward Martin General Post Office Dublin. It also warns against sending letters without proper postage and explains payment rules for mail to Ireland, London, France Holland and Flanders and sea postage between Donaghadee and Port Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmaduke G Wyvill Bart
Voluntier
Edward Martin
General Post-Ofice
Dublin
General-Post-Office
Scotland
Ireland
France
Holand
Flanders
London
Halland
Donaghadee
Port Patrick
Marmaduke Wyvill
This Day is Publisched by the Printer thereof
This notice describes a publication on poetry and painting with sacred and profane history as pictura poesis. It references a late Rev. Clandes Lamotaz as author and chaplain to the Prince of Wales, and notes an added copious index for the London edition.
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Clandes Lamotaz
Secusety of Aspiquaries
Prince of
Complaints of Linnton Manufactory Trustees Over Indigo Fraud
Public notice warns that Linnton Manufactory Trustees will prosecute any dyeing frauds involving Bogwood in Indigo dyed textiles. Suspected cheats mix adulterants, mislabel colors, or conceal true shades, with penalties and seizure of goods if fraud is found. Authorities urge producers to avoid fraudulent practices and uphold dye standards.
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Linntn Manufactory
Linen cloth enforcement act issued in 1742 Dublin
The county or kingdom declares penalties for weaving linsey cloth less than forty inches wide and for weaving or exposing cloth to sale without proper checks. From June 1740, weavers must stamp and mark each piece with a legible index of hundreds and the weaver’s full name, and journeymen must comply. The Linen Manufacture Trustees appoint officers to oversee fairs markets and sales, with magistrates ordered to aid enforcement in Dublin Castle dated 26 November 1742.
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Dea
Sheni
Horace Odes and Epodes Edition in Full Bindings
This Day it published in two volumes a handsome edition of Horace Odes Epodes and Carmen Seculare with literal and poetical translation by Rev. Francis Notes from the author's Latin and commentators. Books delivered by Mr Francis in Au treet according to direction.
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Horacr
Francis
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She
Tata
Jatt
George Ewing
Dames Street
John Smith Quay
Effix Street
Price
Coler
Cuancellor Talbot
Tapis
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