Subscriptions Open for New Volume on Engraved Plates
The notice invites officers to inspect wines and spirits, and announces a British edition work printed page for page by Gribelin's Originals with Mr. Brooke engraving. Subscriptions cost three crowns, with eighteen shillings sixpence for the English edition. Available at Bacon's Coffee-House and Blind Quay booksellers, where parts of the work are viewable.
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Montage Ag
Cow Lane
Medea
Ashley Coorss
Tesbury
Andy
Cate
Gribelin
Brooke
Thomas Bacon
Bacon
Essex Street
Jounx Suiru
Auction Notice for Cambrick Lots at Linen Hall
The Governor and Incorporated Company announce an auction to be held at the Larieen Hall on May 16 at ten o clock morning. Fifty six lots of cambric up to six pieces per lot and a large parcel of remnants up to sixty yards per lot will be sold to the highest and fairest bidder. Samples displayed at Linen Hall for fourteen days before sale. Conditions of sale available on site.
18th Century Dublin Inn and Property Notice
Torbetet from the 2gth of March 1743 for 61 Years with Renewal. 35 E Ram Inn in Stephen Street Dublin containing 30 Feet in Front, 4 Rooms on 2 Floor, a good Cellar, a large Yard 123 Feet in depth, and 130 in breadth, with Coach-houses and Stables for 50 Horses, and convenient Places for Rocking of Hay, as also three Houses for rebuilding. Enquire of Mr. Samuel ShirrefE at his House im Stephen-Gireet aforesaid, or the Printer hereof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torbetet
Reward Offered for Fire Incident in Westmeath Lands
In Westmeath county on October 1 at about two in the morning a dwelling called the Dwelling Hawk on Donoule lands was maliciously set on fire. Bryan Malton of Rannymead Roscommon offers forty pounds sterling for information leading to the discovery and conviction of those responsible. Dated November 12, 1742. Lords Justices grant a royal pardon to first discoverers who aid in apprehension and conviction of accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donoule
Westmeath
Bryan Malton
Rannymead
Rosconmon
Bryan Parvon
Reward Offered for Sheep Theft in Dublin County
Sir Compton Domvile of Templeogue in County Dublin offers ten guinea reward for information leading to the discovery and capture of the offender or offenders who killed and mutilated his sheep. The notice requests aid in apprehending and convicting those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Compton Domvile
Temple-oge
County of Dublin
Sir Compton
Property Leases Offered Near Rathfarnam 1743
Notices invite leases of renewable lives from Jonathan Taylor to Joseph Cox for ten acres two roods and thirty four perches at yearly rent 15 11 6d and from Thomas Taylor to aid Cox for Right Acres and a half at yearly rent 10 0 0 with a house garden out offices and fruit trees at four pounds five shillings per year. Enquiries at Cox’s Rathfarnam address or Samuel Taylor’s Black-Pits brewery. April 1743.
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Rathfarnam
Jonathan Taylor
Joseph Cox
Thomas Taylor
Cox
Ald Cox’y
Rathfaroam
Samuel Taylor
Black-Pits
Notice on Ireland Postage to London and foreign routes
Public advisory from General Post Office dated August 14 1742 explaining established postage duties for letters sent from Ireland to London and foreign destinations. It cautions against illegal forwarding and counterfeit franks, notes portage rules to France Holland and Flanders, and sea postages for Scotland via Donaghadee to Port Patrick. Command by Sir Marmaduke Wyvill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwi
Scotland
Ireland
Frances Holand
Flanders
London
France
Holland
Reward Offered for Firecrime Guilty Parties In Galway
In the night between Lunday the 1st and Monday the 2d of May 1743 in County Galway near Gort a fire destroyed stables and granary. A reward of 1000 to any person who apprehends the offender or accomplices or who reveals the guilty party. Pardon promised to the first discoverer of an accomplice. Announcement dated May 9 1743 from Dublin with Lords Justices involvement.
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Dublin
Fustices
Lunday
Gort
Galway
Gott
T. Parnagecast
Caille
J. Porras
Complaints Against Linen Manufacture Frauds and Indigo Fraud
The wickered complaints allege abuses in linen and cotton goods trade. Traffickers mix logsweed and indigo blue to alter dyes, selling as pure indigo dyed linen and cotton. They allegedly shade garments and deceive buyers to gain profits, demanding redress and justice.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Trusts and Execution Practice
Fragmented text references execution of trust duties and aid by magistrates. Mentions Dublin Castle, 2008, and a pirated edition of a translation by Rev. Fran. Includes garbled phrases about penalties, balances, and authorities with no clear single event or outcome.
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Fexrizen
Orfei
Adieger
Wiebe
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Dustin Castaet
Dublin Castle
Fran
Franc Reek
Jui
George Beving
Damer Street
Fi Quay
Benes, Mora
Méntairy
Hassmand Stenny
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