Community notices and tumult mark Dublin post week
Fragmented report notes meetings in Skinner's Ally and Glover Street area, with burials at Luke's Church Yard and a Federal sermon by Mr. Edwards. It mentions night-time break ins at Madam Bargh’s house, searches for Captain Grover, and a public notice from Dublin dated January 3 seeking aid and allegiance to a bishop and royal authority.
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Linnen Yarn Trade Regulation At Chambers House 17th Century
The document records a parish or guild order dated 17th century signed by Arthur Newburgh restricting sale and handling of linen yarn within city walls. It details hours, duties of hall officers, and penalties for servants or carriers failing to observe rules. It aims to protect spinners and ensure orderly selling, weighing, and distribution of yarn.
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Notice on Granted Privileges in Provinces
The document states that all privileges granted to the provinces prior to the specified date are not yet revoked and will remain in effect. It emphasizes that future changes must follow formal procedures and timelines as set forth by the authorities.
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