Fragmented Dublin notices mix with ship news and crimes
News includes a death at the East-India House committee, a clerk’s successor chosen, a Roman Catholic seminary exposure, tax and trade updates, Barbados suicide, rising mob action led by a Captain Fowers, a Dublin mortality bill, and varied advertisements for goods and services in 1724 Dublin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kool
Masters
Londonall
Thomas Lewis
East-India House
Jim
Sun
Jinkourn
Dorsetshire
Tholick
Jacezz
Bewly
Duke of Montague
Barbadoes
Goheir
Fowers
Newgate
Tyburn
House of Justice Masters
Goodmans Fields
Trier
Westminster Abbey
His Paper Printed Twice a Week in Dublin 1724
The notice proclaims a weekly newspaper printed twice a week on Juesday and Saturday, with copies circulated to subscribers for ten shillings per year. It promises delivery to any house and offers affordable advertisement rates, with printing by Prefick Rider and Thomas Harbin at the General Post Office Printing-House in Cork-Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Glieskeagh
Denebrook
Dublin
John Conners
Figarcf
John Burpee
Hindand
Miltown
Damres-street
Athaniel Barcon
Knocktoa
Wicklow
Farey
Owen Burne
Nathaniel Barton
Burne
Black Lyon
Copper-Alley
Tom’s
England
Ireland
Cine
Attaniops
Alen Ramsey
George Risk
Castle Lame
Damés Street
Horse Guard
Prefick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General Post-Office
Cork-Hull
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Gibbs
Rysbrack
Prior
Dublin- Port
Porition
Drunton
St. Joseph
Bilboas
St. Monica of Dublin
Aallaga
Hastings
Stout