Dublin Chronicle notes and queries in Dublin context
Fragmentary 18th century notice mentions a man named Tyler or Pastat of five feet ten inches with dark hair, wearing a blue frock and breeches, alleged to have infiltrated houses posing as a traveler from Waterford. Other items include a child’s accident, a dislocated thigh, fisheries prosperity, a public whipping execution procession, a county petition to the king, and a mad dog remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Pastat
Hanya
Saya
Waterford
England
Nathaniel Warren
Dublin
Lord Earlsfort
Hascourt-street
Kevin’s Port
Edouard Larken
George’s Lane
Mercer's Hospital
Bourdeau
Rochélle
Bayonne
Port Louis
Wreath
Westsheath
Carlow
Kilkenny
Kildare
Jenun
Sligo
Condron
Garret Dignamy
Cate
Ceuelery
Chucchtowa
Henry Steevens -Reily
Dublig
Charles, Duxs of
County Court-house
Kilmainham
Steevens-Reily
Thal
George Qubbart
George Cobb
Ancient statute warns against theft and felonies at mill and river
Fragmentary legal text from a royal act lists penalties for Jaden and others who try to obstruct mills, steal or maim horses, or destroy property tied to mills or fisheries. It covers lawful duties of sheriffs, magistrates, parish officers, and the levying of fines, with severe punishments for felonies and safeguards for injured parties.
Public notices and obits from a colonial Dublin paper
A mix of legal notices, marriages, deaths, and a grain price abstract. Includes references to fines and offenses over a long disputed weir case, a marriage announcement for Willath Moore and Eliza Ba, several deaths with brief causes, a widow’s thanks, and a detailed abstract of corn and malt prices in Dublin with quantities and barley, oats, and wheat rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willath Moore
Eliza Ba
Bolton-Mreet
George Lowther
Eth
Loti
Gorges Lowther
Kitrhey
Thire
Meath
Roseville
Litburn
Thomas Batten
Petrie
Jamicé Reid
Elys
Ballygowan
tIn Capél-street
Alexander Gordon
Lars
Cora
Dublin
Harley
Bere
Sohn Moore
Summer Amusements at Circular Riding School
An old time notice promotes a daily performance at Circular Riding School featuring Merlis, Barker and Jones, Manly acts and comic diversions. Shows begin at a stated hour with seating and tickets. Performances include equestrian acts, loft tumbling, Egyptian pyramids exhibit, and a grand finale firework display by Signor Advce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxuronduc asTger
Kart Emnent
Merlis
Rarker
Jones
Pyramids
Dublin City Aldermen to Meet on Wednesday In Digits
The City of Dublin Aldermen will convene in the Tholfd Chamber on Wednesday next at one o clock to discuss peace officer duties and municipal order amid riots. The session, led by Nathaniel Fifton, aims to appoint proper officials and address public safety concerns raised by the Lord Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coborg
Dublin
John Davis
Ocder
United Partches ‘of
St. Peter and St. Kevin
St. Peter’s Vestry
Feng
Cineis City
Dublin Journal
Saunders's
Proposal to furnish stones for new Dublin pavement
A House of Commons record notes the corporation for paying, cleansing, and lighting Dublin streets seeks samples of granites from Wicklow Head and Boas Hega. It asks whether material is readily available and invites bids sent to Mr Gladwell at 26 Queen Street for pavement construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Dublin
Wicklow Head
Boas Hega
Chereot
Perlong Pharfoeger
Propesale
Glidwell
Quéeh-Afert
McHard Gladwell
Parliaments Notice on Manufactures Auction and Affidavits
A 1784 Angost document details PME Trustees directing application of funds from the sale of wool, cotton, thread, iron, and copper manufactures. It states buyers may dispense with purchaser affidavits if proved by bank or ledgers, with shipments to be delivered by a set date and under board order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angost Sth
Parliamane
Corton
Bela Ze
Dublin City Letter on Peace and Aid to Lord Mayor
A fragment from a letter signed by Richard Clarke discusses support for the city and the Lord Mayor. It mentions readiness to aid and confer with officials and references a proposed notice or publication date. The legible names imply a governance context in Dublin.
Undefined fragment from archival note near Bubti city
Fragmentary OCR reads about Hunsard pounds and a city named Bubti with references to George G Attar and Byrne. Details are unclear, but it appears as a late stage note or notice fragment mentioning payments or weights and a local place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsard
Pounds
Bubti
Unclear 18th Century Notice
Fragmentary text references employment loss and names Benjemin Spent and Inchicare Dublin. The source appears corrupted with garbled terms and missing context making a coherent summary impractical.
New Volunteer Cavalry Regiment Formed
A number of gentlemen agree to form a volunteer cavalry regiment to be called Tag’s Independent. They invite interested men to join and submit names and addresses for recruitment, with the plan to convert to a complete unit and appoint officers before going into field service.
Merchants note of goods and thanks after loss of husband
A letter from Margargt Moore to the nobility describes a large stock of underwarhed goods for inspection. It lists various draperies and ware including Berkley Hundred Double, Red Sprats, Worcestershire, and many named items. The writer thanks protectors for kind support and hopes for continued favors while noting her husband’s loss and her effort to maintain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evpen
Paery
Surton
Axa Categerian
Margargt
Moore
Nobe
Anther
Cablal
Perry
Hereford
Hes House
Gaybour area sale notice in Westmeath paper
In Gaybour Westmeath a property sale advertises the House Officer and Dagait of Gay Beach with Fay Acres near Dublin and Kinegad. Proposals are to be sent to Nicholas Gay Carroll Zig Goldenlene Dublin Maurice Buckley will show the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaybrour
Westmeath
Gay Beach
Dublin
Kinegad
Nicholas Gay
Bits Oe Carroll
Zig
Goldenlene
Maurice Buckley
Desolate Orphanage Appeals for Aid and Mercy
Fragmentary text describes an orphan seeking help and charity amid hardship. It mentions a harsh, desolate state and appeals to a charitable society for support and relief for the distressed child and her dependents.
Old English Patent Medicines and Wines Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Maredant’s Deop Julianornee cure all for scrofula wheeze and eye afflictions, claims restorative powers for stomach appetite and blood cleansing, plus an offer of fresh wine and Madeira. J H Grier advertises wines including claret, port, and Madeira with pricing and delivery notes. Also promotes Bateman’s Powder for household use and plant preservatives with claimed safety and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maredant
R. Moncriefes
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Eden
Godave
Aburg&t
Tisad
Thades
Nuies
Gay River
Dhs
Ash
Palft
Crofelings
Peara
Ftrgkalls
Hiahtey Fc
Fuch Lights
Adr
Acrots
Rivera
Patty Foyfery
Weit
Scott
O T
Parliament
Ordea of
Ie Nes
Corry
Beau
Mark RA Pall
Daundeke
Ontén
Richard Clarke
Haglarid
Sx Benjemin
Seediman
Inchicare
Simpson
Pip
Catzie
Berkley Hundred
Wildhire
Wilthire Trucklea-Dolphier
Chathire
Weltphalia
Bayomne , Belt Irth, and
Bacrn
Ot -Burtes
Appledare
Wicklaw
Handa
J. H. Grier
Nory
Marawi
Rhoo
Bourdeaux
Chang
Ootamos
Fagir
Bateman
Wicbont
Auecefe
She Sas
Tors Ff
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