Weathered floods and relief notices hit Dublin in 1739
The article describes weeks of unusually wet cold weather and heavy rain that caused widespread flooding in Ireland. It details damage to Slater and Walker mills, the Donnybrook stone bridge, and extensive river inundation. It also reports royal orders for exchequer officers to file accounts, printer notices for debt fugitives, rewards for capturing assailants, deer park killings, pardons, and public notices from Dublin authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Walker
Ball’s Bridge
Donnybrook
Oxmantown
Dublin printing shop notice at Spinning-Wheel
A brief advertisement from Dublin printed by J Gowan at the Spinning-Wheel in Back-Lave announces printing services and general printing work offered at reasonable rates.
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Church of
Dublin
J. Gowan
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Jules
Ireland
Engifa
Thomas Genre
Eaton Stannard
Elgrs
Fohn Morris
Exufe
Yoho Fourden
St. Thomas-Street
Morris
Dan
Ron
His Majesty's Revenue
William Sandford
Colle
Excise
Phayiy
Waterford
Thomas Dee
Bohodoon
John Power
Sligaragh
Yeomars
John Quin
Latt
Glinmore
Yeoman
David Bourke
Capperquin
Broguesmeker
Owen Oneale
Lat
Dungarvan
Cobler
Laurence Partser
Jaskaf Carrigecrowe
Yeoutt
John Crotty
Carrigecrowe
Naas
Kildare
Bartholomew Hutchinson
Myler’s-Town
Casey of Kildare
Walter Hutchinson
Myler’s-Tow
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