Death and accidents in Dublin and insolvency notices
A man is found dead in bed at his nephew’s house in Dublin. A boy knocks a gabardine into the Liffey. a shipman is rescued alive after river currents. A house portion collapses in Christ Church Yard, injuring no one. Notices announce inmates seeking insolvency relief, with lists of debtors and prisoners. Parish baptisms and burials are tallied for the week ending May 6, 1736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ruffel
Arran
Liffey
John Moran
Christ-Church- Yard
Cope
Dublin
Marmalsea
Tholes
Wiliam Boyle
de Wood
Quay
Smith
Farrier
Terence Martin
Grafton-treet
Notice of Creditors Meeting and Power of Attorney in Dublin
A notice states creditors must abate claims to ensure peace and quicker payments, with a general meeting set for May 17 at Herbert Phaires in Castle Street. Those unable to attend may appoint attorneys to act for them, with a draft letter available at Mrs Backleys in Castlefreke to ensure valid powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Phaire
Caffle Street
Dublin
Mrg Backleys
Castle Fre
Notice to Creditors of James and John Hamilton
In Dublin after April a meeting of the Committee of the creditors of James and John Hamilton Elgrs prepared a demand for each creditor to return an exact account of their demands with dates and details of securities and interest up to March last. Creditors are to send their accounts to Mr Charles Caldwell in Stafford Street who acts as general agent for the creditors to assist in ascertaining the true state of affairs and to devise measures for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fames
John Hamilton
Herbert Phaire
Cafflee
Dublin
James
Elgrs
Charles Caldwell
Stafford Street
Messares
Study and Education Works on Language and Grammar
Edw Exshaw advertises a pamphlet on study directions and building a proper library for language learning, plus an Essay on Youth Education in Grammar Schools and new teaching methods. It lists books and prices for Latin grammars, translations, and Latin authors with English aids, by John Clark at the And. public grammar school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiteing
Fohn Clark
And
Erasmius
Nepos
Florus
Julian
The London Cuckolds Comed y by E Ravenscroft Gent
The London Cuckolds a comedy by E Ravenscroft printed and sold by George Gowan in Back Lane near Maculla's Alley. The notice notes the play’s publication and selling location in a historical London context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E- Ravenscroft
Gent
George Gowan
Opt
Maculla
Adey
Print shop advertisement in Dublin at Spinning Wheel
Irish print shop in Dublin run by Fr Gowan operates from Back Lane at the Spinning Wheel. Advertisements accepted and all kinds of printing work offered at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Fr. Gowan
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Chris
Ais Majesty's
Edw. Exshaw
Blind Quay
Cork-Aill
Chis Dap Ig
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