Notice 6 413 Carriage Persons Keert
Notice 6 413 refers to persons involved with carriages. The office in Dublin issues a reminder dated 1987.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 04, 1787
Page
1
Notice 6 413 refers to persons involved with carriages. The office in Dublin issues a reminder dated 1987.
The act requires every licensed dealer in old metals or goods to give written notice of name address and occupation to the police within days. Police commissioners warn that failure to comply will incur the full penalty. Signed John Sankey secretary.
An old advertisement proclaims Fothergel's Grand Restorer of Human Nature or Chymic érous Drops as a cure for nervous complaints and debauched constitutions related to venereal excesses and other causes. It promises revival of spirits, relief from dreams, headaches, back pains, and other maladies, with directions and price noted.
County Dublin jury urges harmony and protection of property, asking the High Sheriff to publish their requisition in Faulkner, Saunders, and the Dublin Evening Post. Peter Bayly signs as secretary and John Trail as sheriff, announcing Kilmainham Court for December 1784.
On Monday night November at Kevin Street the Archbishop of Dublin’s palace was intruded. James Gardiner Porter Margaret Fighe housemaid and two servants were murdered. A reward of one hundred pounds sterling is offered for apprehension and prosecution within six months. Accomplices to be pardoned on discovery. Signed Dublin Castle November 26th. By command J. Hamilton.
An 18th century proclamation from Trieland powers suspends enforcement of the Treaty of Commerce with the French King. It orders seizure of European goods from colonies, delays duties, and sets open ports only by royal proclamation. Signatories include Count Chambec in Dublin and local officials such as Chris Casshell and John Pomel.
A broad proclamation from the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council in Dublin names J O Donnell Bartholomew Shea Patrick Heffernan and others as implicated in a barbarous murder and outrages. It offers twenty pounds sterling for each captured and convicted offender, lists many accused, and orders authorities to apprehend and prosecute them while urging the public to assist.
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