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Newspaper
Dublin Gazette
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 06, 1742
Page
1
Proclamation Offering Reward For Robbery Suspects
A proclamation from the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland, dated October 25 1742 in Dublin, offers a reward for apprehending those involved in robbing the bolt boy and postman on the Cashel to Clonmel road in County Tipperary. The incident saw a post bag with letters and money taken by three unknown persons, prompting authorities to pursue the culprits and punish them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashel
Clonmel
Tipperary
Rob Jocelyn
Chen
Boyle
Kogdom
Gronmel
Rashdad
Jaid Cuaty
Cand
Faid Road
Ana
Dublin
Psborozh
C Kildare
Tho Carter
Hon. Singleton
Fubn Bowe
la Gardiner
God Save the King
Londonderry Elects Mayor and Sheriffs for Year
The Londonderry city elections report Colonel Henry Cary of Dungiveen unanimously chosen Mayor on the 7th inst. John Hamilton and George Gordon, Esquires, are named Sheriffs for the year. The news brings great joy to the Whale Corporations and to gentlemen of both county and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Henry Cary
Dungiveen
John H.milton
George Gordon
PORT NEWS LISTING OF SHIPS ARRIVING AND SAILING
Port entries record multiple ships at Leverpool Drogheda Dublin and Belfast from Killough Carlingford and Irwin with cargoes of barley oats butter irons coals and groceries. Several vessels arrive including Frendship Ann Jolly Cooper Mary Ann and Happy Return of Erwin. departures include Phebe Dispatch and Welcome with ballast and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsend
Mary of
Workinton
John Titten Matter
Home Ballatt
Erwin
Wiliam Miller
Mailer
Ann
Carlingford
Robert Browne
Killough
Sarah
Jane
Dublin
Anthony Soy
Bellatt
Francis Browne
Robert and
Mary
Saltcoates
Robert Lurke
Londonderry
Lancaster
Allen Backhouse
John Ritchie
Drogheda
William Long
Southwell
John Dykes
Wiitehaven
Leverpool
John Woodhouse
Lyon
London
Edmon Lyon
Chester
Ballast
Partle
George Handcock
Balla
Workington
Richard Harrison
Mister Ballailt
Mary Ann
Newry
Samuel McGown
Geneva
Wexford
Bartholomew Murry
Phebe
Samuel Faires Mafter
Penelope
John Tomlison Maiter
C. Seahorne
Conway
John Griffith
Maritime Notices From Ballast and Haven Meters
Sailed, Three Brothers of Whitehaven, John Gate kill Matter, home in Ballast, Brothers of Erwin, James Orr Matter, home with eighteen Firr Boars. Arrived, Jane and Mary of Penlafother, James Penny Matter, from Wexford with Barley. Sailed, Forrest of Swanzey, George Harrison Matter, to Liverpoole with Passengers 3 Oliver of Dundalk Peter Fasren Matter, home with Rum, Wine, and Groceries. No Packet Boat daghis Harbour. Wind Weiggy. Water at Du ERib. Bak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehaven
John Gatekill Matter
Erwin
James Orr
Jane and
Mary
James Penny Matter
Wexford
Forrest of
Swanzey
George Harrison
Dystin Society Rewards for Wheat and Hops in 1742 Dublin
The Dystin Society offers 101 pounds for the best 1742 wheat sample and 301 pounds for the best 1742 hops, with 11 pounds for the second hops. Entries must be produced at Market House Thomas Street on 17 November and 22 November at noon, judged by experts, with further hops claims due by 16 December with affidavits and certificates sent to Dean Maturin or Thomas Prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thomas-Street
Thomas Street
Soc
Dean Maturin
Grafton’s Street
Thomas Prior
Egin -Bolton-Street
Exshaw Adverts New Cheap Edition for Public Benefit
In Dublin on October 9 1742 a publisher presents Mr Exshaw's candid pledge to the world offering to cancel erroneous pages if needed and supply an amended edition of a work criticizing a translation. The notice includes a plan for a cheap sixpence halfpenny edition by Edward Exshaw and Company with a prologue and two advisory letters. A dog delivers a satirical verse about a failing futile effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
O&ober
Exshaw
Coleraine
Edward Exshaw
Notice on Postal Frauds in Midwifery Text and Letters
Public notice warns of errors and frauds in an anatomy and midwifery treatise edition and in letters. It details misrouted packets and counterfeit franks, and explains postage rules for letters from Ireland to London and to Scotland, with payment requirements at the Office in Ireland. By order of Sir Marmaduke Wyvill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouro
Seo
Scotland
Ireland
Holland
Flanders
London
A of Parke
France
Tenancy Proposals Sought for Ball Bridge Dye House and Bleach Yard
The trustees of the Linen Manufacture advertise proposals from tenants to continue dye house and bleach yard operations at Balls-Bridge, formerly held by Daniel Chappie, for a seven year term starting Christmas next. Proposals must be delivered to the Linen Office in Dublin Castle by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeniel Chappie
Balls-Bridge
Linnen
Castle of Dublin
Dublin Castle
Sale of stock in trade of late George Felsler
Audion auctions a diverse stock from the late George Felsler including paintings, china, toys, cabinet works, swords, pistols, maps, mezzotints and more. Catalogues will be published and given free. Sale begins Thursday 25 November and ongoing. Also offered is a large quantity of old wine Moselle and other wines wholesale or retail. The house next door to the great warehouse will be furnished for sale. Enquire of Mrs Felsler at the said warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Felsler
Felster
Caution Against Mary Shannon in 1742 Dublin Case
Notice in the High Court of Chan with Mary Shannon wife of Christopher Shannon of Dublin accused of repeated withdrawal from their home and elopement. The husband Christopher Shannon declares he will not pay her debts or accept any sums she may contract or receive, and warns creditors and others against trusting her. The document dates to October 1742 and involves civil actions, bonds of 2001, and arrests. The names William Shannon and Richard Armstrong appear in the related judgment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shannon
Christopher
Shannon
Dublin
Aid House
Mary
Hig
William Shannon
Richard Armstrong
A. Bond
Christopher Shan Bill
His
High Court of
Chan
Chrisopher Shannon
Sam
Christopher Shannon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dustin Castle
Lords Justices and Council Ofreland
Port News
Erib
Du's- Lin
The
Dystin Society
Bithomas Southwell
Aeocouch
Audion
Ware-House
Marlborough Street
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