Wednesday Night Airs. Attainted wife seized at Dover and Windsor notes
Hay family troubles surface with Hay, a rebel attainder, taken by royal messengers on arrival at Dover. News recounts a Windsor Castle music machine by Pinchbeck to perform works by Hendell and others, and plans to present Corelli and Albinoni pieces privately. Also covers a bishop’s coach accident and notable deaths, naval arrivals, and a Dublin port shipping list.
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Colonel Hay
Dover
France
Ross
Castle of Windsor
Pinchbeck
Fleetstreet
London
Hendell
Paris
Europe
Corelli
Albinoni
Mr. Hendell
Frances New
Edward Parker
Hamilton
Southwell
Nottingham
York
Fenton
Biddesden
Amover
John Richmond Weir
Isle of Wight
Ludgerthall
Wilts
Cambridge
Trinity College Hall
John Grano
Richmond
Princessles Wardrobe
Leicester House
Morocco
Nore
Southampton
Sir Charles Wager
Delgarnoe
Sir Charles
Commodore Stewart
Woolwich
Hatch
Nash
Mary Howard
Earl of
Carlisle
Dublin Newspaper Package Advertises Twice Weekly Delivery
An 18th century notice proclaims a paper printed in Dublin twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Subscriptions cost ten shillings annually, with postseraio added for late arrivals. Advertisements offered at reasonable rates. Printed by Preffick Rider and Thomas Harbin at the General Post Office Printing House in Cork Hill. 1724 a.
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Dublin
Thomas Ruffel
Leigh’s Lane
Christopher Ruffell
Ign of the Red Cross
Lazer’s Hill
Preffick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General-Post-Ofice
Cork-Hill
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