An Advertisement for a Multi Volume Work on Subscriptions
A late 18th or early 19th century subscription notice announces a work to be printed in three volumes on Genoa paper with large type. Anthony Ashfy Cooper of Shaftesbury appears as subscriber, price details include thirteen shillings in half binding and three shillings down plus three shillings per volume on delivery. Engraving costs drive subscription only sales. English edition priced at eighteen shillings sixpence. Subscriptions taken by Thomas Bacon and Jonan Smith at specific coffee houses with sample pages available.
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Anthony AsHiFy Cooper
Shaftesbury
Gribelin
Brookson
Blind Quay
Thomas Bacon
Bookfeller
Bacon
Essex Street
Jowan-Smith
Notice of Linen Goods Sale by Auction
The governor and assistants of the Incorporate Company announce a sale by auction at the Linen Hall on Monday May 30 at 10 in the morning. Fifty six lots of cambric up to six pieces each, plus a large parcel of remnants not exceeding 60 yards per lot will be sold. A sample lot of each sort will be displayed at the Linen Hall fourteen days prior from 10 to 1. Conditions may be seen at the sale venue.
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N. B
Auction Notice of Property With Stables and Buildings
From the length of March 1743, a property sale offers 61 years with renewal. The Raw Inwin Sepeen Sweet Dublin includes 4 rooms per floor, a good cellar, a yard 123 feet deep, and 1 im breaded with coseb. Seven houses and stables for 50 horses, plus space for reckisg of hay, and three houses for rebuilding. Enquire of Mr Samuel Shirsear at Stephen Street or the Printer.
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Dublin
Samael
Reward Offered for Capture of Fire Starters in Dublin Castle
A dwelling house in Landa of Wy Donoule in Westmarch burned by unknown assailants. Bryan Falconer offers forty pounds for discovery and conviction of the perpetrators. Their Excellencies offer royal pardon to first informants who aid in apprehending accomplices, dated November 12, 1492, with notice published January 10, 1742.
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Brian Fatton
Reward offered for the capture of Compton Domvile's assailants
In County Dublin Sir Compton Domvile offers ten guineas for the discovery of the person or persons who killed the sheep on his lands and removed their fat and carcasses. The notice names the offender or offenders and promises the reward to the first to identify them. Dated January 1742-3.
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Compton Domvile
Dublin
Bert
Doss Caillay
Ltd
Pracio
Tomy
Cat Oksiene
Leases of Renewable Lives near Rathfarnan
Notices reveal two life leases from Jonathan Taylor and Thomas Taylor to Joseph Cox. One covers ten acres two roods and thirty four perches at annually fourteen pounds eleven shillings and six pence. The second covers eight acres and a half with house garden offices and fruit trees at eight pounds ten shillings per year. Land located at Rathfarman, inquiries directed to Cox or Samuel Taylor's Brewer in Black Pits, April 7, 1743.
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Rathfarnan
Jonathan” Taylor
Joseph Cox
Thomas Taylor
Cox
Rathfirham
Samuel Taylor
Black. P.its
General-Post-Office Letters Fraud Notice 1742
Public notice from Sir Marmaduke Wyvill announcing actions against letters placed in General Post Offices and other offices, with false franks, missing postage, or payments. Advises that outbound letters from Ireland, except to France Holland and Flanders, must pay London postage and sea portage when sent to Scotland.
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Dustin
Ineland
France
Hotland
Flanders
London
Ireland
Helland
Scotland
Fires and rewards in Galway area 1743
Documents describe two incidents in County Galway in May 1743. A fire at stables and granary near Gort prompts a reward of 1031 for apprehending guilty parties and potential royal pardons for informants. Separate notes accuse linen traders of dyeing abuses and theft prevention measures by Trustees of the Linen Mercantile.
Parlor Patio Ad Brings AG Test to Tena
Readable fragments describe a local notice about a Parliana Patio advertising an AG test at a venue named Tena. Names or precise actions are unclear due to text fragmentation.
Fragmented historical notice on 26 November 1742 publication
Fragmentary OCR yields a dated notice referencing a Dublin case or decree, with names like Ard and Lavoing J, discussing trusts, properties, and public sale actions. The text mentions the 26th of November 1742, a publication day, and hints at translated notes and commentator references.
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Gort
Galway
Ighérein
Linnen Metafatiert
Jeveral
Catton
Linnen-Gi Kingdom
Shamas
IBM
Caos
Perper
Eas Ode of
Linnda
Eitins
Lanta
Kingham
Dimusewen
Fiom
Alteibis
Bing
Dublin Casil
AX A
Cee
Ares
Oe Ag
Sutrok
George Eastin Dove
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