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Newspaper

Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 04, 1736

Page

2

Imperial and European troop movements and Dublin bread price notice

Readable fragments show: plans to hire 20 000 recruits paid 41s per man for Hungarian expedition. Emperor seeks 8 000 Saxons and 6 000 Bavarians, with potential troops to join Rumani Turks. Milan fortress to be abandoned by Sardinia. Naples reports possible commerce ban between Sicily and Milan. Dublin bread price and forfeit scheme details accompany a Insolvent Debtor relief notice and a prisoner forfeiture case. A bread price list cites weights, penalties, and informer rewards.

Caroline William Mary Deptford Holland Dresden Munich Petersburg Hungary Sardinia Milan Naples Two Sicilies

Alderman Curtis ill as notices issued for insolvent debtors

The Dublin Gazette prints notices under the Insolvent Debtors Act, naming Simon Byrne of Drimnigh in Dublin as a prisoner seeking relief at the next General or Quarter Sessions. Alderman Thomas Curtis is described as dangerously ill at his house on Fithamble street. Four packets due.

Dublin Mary Hide Caven Dubin Enny Thomas Curtis Fithamble-ftreet Prinster Dublin Gazette Kilmainham Simon Byrne Drimnigh Butcher

Adventurous Novice Sells Funeral Goods in Navan

Nicholas Smith of Navan a merchant informs the public of supplying Dutch goods for funerals at reasonable rates including Hollands Cambricks Italian Crepes and shrouds for all ages with dispatch. Goods may be obtained from Patrick Giboney of Clongill or Mr Smyth who will ensure prompt delivery. Smyth Navan also sells bread clothes drapers serges ratseens and other woollen goods at reasonable rates.

Nicholas Smith Navan Dublin Fatrick Giboney Clongill Smyth

Dared the 21st of Fury 1736 Signed by Order

An archival notice records a dated action titled Dared the 21st of Fury 1736 and notes it being signed by order. The brief entry preserves the formal imprint without extending into narrative detail.

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