Intrigue and Edicts Reach Paris and Dublin
Fragmented notices from Paris and Dublin detail political pressure on the Bishop of Montpellier over Gallican Immunities, royal arrests, and letters from priests pledging support. Overseas ships face mutiny and a captain’s menacing voyage to Maryland. Auction notices, barber peruke offerings, law book publications, and missing horse rewards fill the pages alongside oblique references to nobility and court life.
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Assembly of the States-General
Paris
Montpellier
Tco
Printed Twice Weekly Paper Advert for Subscriptions
An notice states the paper is issued Tuesdays and Saturdays, collected from fresh authentic papers, sent to subscribers for ten shillings per year. If packets arrive after printing, a postscript will be added. Advertisements are inserted at reasonable rates.
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Essex Briden Dublin
St. Lukes Head
Dames Street
Olepa Pitkeaver
Black Lyon
England
Ireland
London
Thomas Wiocd
Barriester
Engled
N. B
John Chaniry
Wadhe
Cellege-Green
Dublin
Molen
Glinskeagh
Donebrook
Dark Bay Horse
John Conners
Smithfield
John
Miltown
Allen Ramsey
George Risk
Caffle Lane
Horse Guard
Dublin Printing at the General Post Office 1724
A notice from Dublin records the printing of materials by Prefick Rider and Thomas Harbin at the General Post-Office Printing-House located on Cork-Hill in the Exchange in 1724.
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Dublin
Prefick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General Post-Office
Exchange
Cork-Hill
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Lord Carteret
Ead
Countess of Gyastham
Princes of Wales
Duke of Ormand
Lincolnshire
Notinghamshire
Robert and
Mary
Maryland
Shoye
Harwich
Islington
Fontainbleau
Madrid
de Teffle
Count de Morville
Lord Abergavenny
Abergavenny
George Neville T
Iq Nehemiah Walker
Middlesex
George Neville
Colonel Thornicroft
Westminister
Edward Neville
Tatton
Mr. Trig
Fole
Stevenage
Waller
J.g Watts
Watch
Colkridge Green