Debates on Tyranny and Trade Policies Roil London
A long scanned fragment cites Loyalist persecutions against denounced colonists, calls for apprentice laws aboard ships, notes fisheries expansion and inroads of British politics, with fear of crime, urban unrest, and parliamentary measures amid European shifts. Names and places include Dublin judges, London streets, and coastal trade aims.
Parliament and Public View on Dublin Exchange Bank Design
An anonymous author critiques and sketches Dublin street plans near Parliament, Trinity, and Dame Street. He argues for varied building heights, double pitched roofs, and improved façades, proposing the Exchange site as a Bank and suggesting an opposite grand building to balance the Parliament House. He urges public consideration and hints at a forthcoming plan.
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Smbckalley
Feved
London
Savoy
Spatyole
Mtyeeta
Tira
Loddon
Westminter
Duke
Dichess of
Rutland
Orde
Clermont
Holyhead
Lower Merrion-street
Paris
Tong
Matstér
Ard War‘dena
Corporation of Felt Makers
Daniel Finn
Ormond Quay
Matter
Merris
Rawns
Nortis
George ‘Thwaites
Corporation of Brewers
Hugh Trevor
Crowyalley
Demple-bar
Europe
Vienna
Nerigilgs
Petersburgh
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Ferdinand
Richard Horan
Dublin
Michael Doyle
New-street
Patric Meaghan
Watch Nt
Doyle
Kilmainhem
Marthalten
George
Treet
Howse
Dame-street
College-green
Trinity-street
Church-lane
Ceorpe
R Dubtin
Royal Broker
Ender Iy
Capel-street
Ufe
Parliament House
House of Lords
Rome
Athens
Cork-hill
National Bank
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Postscript
Willian Handcock
England
Prince of Wales
Heid
Greenland
France
Portugal
Lisbon
Great Britain
Ani
Flanders
Ireland
Spain
James the First
Iria
Marthalsea