Storm Damages and Desertions Mark Late Week News
A violent storm battered the area Saturday night into Sunday, damaging many houses and driving ships ashore near the North Bull. Reports from Carlingford mention lost cargoes and no sloops in the late storm. A servant girl died after breakfast, and notices seek deserters from the regiment of Foot under Col. Egerton with a five pound reward for capture. Additional notices advertise medical and ecclesiastical works and a house for rent in Dublin.
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Sir Edward
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Whyte
S . Attorney
Back Lane
HIS Paper Printed Twice a Week Advertisement
The notice states the paper is issued every Tuesday and Saturday and costs subscribers two crowns per year with country delivery at six and twenty shillings per year paid quarterly. Advertisements are accepted at reasonable rates.
Dublin Printing at the Spinning-Wheel Back-Lane
In Dublin the printing shop G Owa n prints at the Spinning-Wheel Back-Lane offering various printing services at reasonable rates.
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