Longitude in Navigation and public rewards debate
A long excerpt discusses the pursuit of determining longitude at sea, noting rewards offered by Britain France and the Dutch, mentions Mr Hadley’s mechanism, and reports curious marine observations. It also includes notices from Cork and Dublin about prices, local deaths, new publications for children, and military desertions with rewards for capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Walken
Ditton
Crown
France
States General
Hadley
Blackwall
Vienna
Leuwarden
Friesland
Rota
Hytland
Corke
Dublin
Arhlone
Regiment of Foot
Wiliam Egerton
Wiliam Powell
Adam Enos
Inchurthig Glostershire
Wiliam Fones
Bath
Bert Johnston
Wafit
Hoefordshire
Sadler
Farrington
Berk Joire
Lulemore
Athlone
Simon Sandys
Agetty
Printed Twice a Week Free Subscriptions Offer
The notice advertises a weekly print schedule on Tuesday and Saturday with careful proofreading and authentic papers. Subscriptions cost two crowns per year for city delivery and twenty six shillings per year for country delivery post free, payable in advance.
D'UBLIN Printing Establishment Ad Listed
An 18th century notice describes a printing house in Back Lane run by J Gow A'Wathe Spinning-VWheel offering all kinds of printing work at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gow
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Balfoon
Navan
John Freen Efe Menber
Metteon
Patrick French
Councellor
Parliang
Bleffington
George Grierf
Essex-street
Prinser
King’s West
Power’s Court Park
Wall
Osoner Hherest
Auiaxborough
Briex
Power's Court Park
Kingdom of Ireland
Edward Dalton