Forage and Subscription Details for 18th Century Work
The notice outlines a three volume publication printed on Genoa paper with engraved plates, pricing at thirteen and a half shillings to subscribers, three shillings on delivery per volume, and a total subscription price above three crowns. Engraving costs push purchases toward subscribers only. Subscriptions accepted at Bacon's Coffee-House Essex Street and Blind Quay by Tuomas Bacon and Joan Smith. The English edition priced eighteen shillings sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ashley Cooper Kamnath
Mar Shaftesbury
Ithian Derachm
San Hodr
Guibelin
Brooks
Blind Quay
Tuomas Bacon
Bacon
Essex Street
Joan Smith
Notice of Auction Sale by Incorporated Company
The Governor and associates of the Incorporated Company announce a sale by auction at the Linen Hall on an upcoming Monday in May at 10 am. Fifty six lots of cambrick up to six pieces each, plus a large parcel of remnants not exceeding 60 yards per lot, will be offered to the highest bidder. A sample lot of each sort will be displayed at the Linen Hall for two weeks prior, daily from ten to one. Conditions available at the sale site. Gas. Hearty, Clerk to the Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnen Hall
Linen Hall
Let from the 25th of March 1743 for 61 Years with Renewals
Let from March 25 1743 for 61 years with renewals. HE Ram Inn in Stephen Street Dublin occupies 430 feet frontage, 4 rooms on a floor, a good cellars, a large yard 123 feet deep and 130 wide, 5 with coach houses and stables for horses, convenient hay rocking places, and three houses for rebuilding. Enquire of Mr Samuel Shirreff at his Stephen Street house or the printer thereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Street
Dublin
Samuel Shirreff
Stephen-Street
Haereof
Reward Offered for Fire causing Dwelling Burn in Westmeath
Notice from Bryan Fallon of Rannymead County Roscommon offers forty pounds reward for discovery and conviction of the person or persons responsible for setting fire to a dwelling house on the lands of Donoule in Westmeath on the 1st of October at two in the morning. Dublin Castle notice dated January 10 1742 pledges royal pardon to any involved accomplices or abettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donoule
Westmeath
Bryan Fallon
Rannymead
Oscommon
Beyan-Faion
Reward for discovery of Dublin county crime 1742
In January 1742 3 Sir Compton Domvile offers ten guineas reward for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who committed the crime at the property of Sir Compton Domvile in County Dublin. Lords Justices promise pardon to the first informer or informers who disclose the accomplice or accomplices and who are apprehended and convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Compton
Dublin
Dosim
Leases of Lives Near Rathfarnam in 1743
Notices describe leases of lives renewable forever from Jonathan Taylor and Thomas Taylor to Joseph Cox with ten acres and buildings at Rathfarnam for fifteen pounds per year, and from Cox to secure eight and a half acres with house garden and fruit trees at four pounds five shillings, with offices, published April 7 1743 through Samuel Taylor’s Brewer in Black pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathfarnam
Jonathan Taylor
Joseph Cox
Thomas Taylor
Cox
Eriquire
Notice on Public Letter Handling and Stallion Sale In Ireland
A 1742 notice from Edward Martin at the General Post Office in Dublin informs the public that Sir Marmaduke Wyvill Berthana will be sold as a stallion due to injury. It warns against sending letters with frank signatures to foreign parts without proper postage and clarifies portage rules for Ireland, London, and routes to Scotland, France, Holland, and Flanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmaduke Wyvill Berthana
Voluntier
Edward Martin
Geasrad Post-Ofice
Dublis
Dustin
Scotland
Ireland
France
Howard
Flanders
London
Holland
Donaghadee
Port Patrick
Marmaduke Wyvilt
Public notice on textile frauds by indigo and logwood dyes
Trustees of the Linnen Manufature warn against fraud in cotton and linen chequers and handkerchiefs. Sellers are cautioned that mixing logwood blue with indigo or dyeing with a two tone Indigo Vat will deceive buyers. Prosecutions will follow and inquiries urged to prove guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta Newburgh
Therief
Weavers Prohibition and Trade Measures in Kingcoe NY 1740s
A fragmented notice describes a 1740s act regulating weaving and cloth, imposing penalties for unlawful widths and prices. It outlines enforcement by trustees, with authority to inspect workshops and markets in Dublin Castle context, and mentions a later book publication with Horace translations by Francis, including delivery details.
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Berenf
Ur Pi
Ura
Coantes Lamotte
Society of Antiquariss
Prince of Wars
Lonpos
Acloich Hall
Fune
Agra
Nawsgnos
George Enving
Dasmes Street
Bis Quay
Thomas Bacog
Cottege
Coler AT
Morar
An Tlalmont
Moezweir
Chancerion Talbof
Fwsgop
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