Dublin Market Notes and Plays Amid Storms and Trade Shifts
In Dublin this week fierce storms damaged vessels, while local commerce adapts with new imports, domestic cloths, and price lists. The theatre in Aungier Street gains support with a King Henry VIII play performance funded by Lord Witham Conolly, and notices offer land sales, properties, and wine prices in Crane Lane.
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Howe
Ewnich
Thonas Vendergat
Bart
Sveral
Henry Willth
London
Theatre-Royal
Aungier Street
Witham Conolly
Dieiles
Santry
Dublin
Coulrire
The
Forrest
Lintryy
Thomas Bomsfield
Cork
Dillon
SMNS
Abie Co
Joseph Highson
John -Higginson
Warbroigh
HN Powx&ll
Crow-street
Hpreas White
Castle Bellinghagy
Pear
John Hughes
Harles Dempsey
Cahire Na
Luke
Naas
Kildare
John Watson
Merchants Key
Peron
Ames Lombard
High Street
Skinoe
John Sherigley
Capleven
Henry Buckley
Castro Breer
Crane-lane
Orpin
Malaga
Batavia
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Vitevune Mountcashel
Graftan-street
Dak Street
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Omas Allawmm
William Breach Deceas
Linde Blue Man
Europe
Golden Lane
Panaotifions
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Queensborough
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Ponwy Brook
Ayo Aucaring Duca
Ribton
Dame
Bath
Dr. Bateman
Migh-fceer
Bors’s
Dennis Doyle
Larely
Dennis
Doyle
George Stepneyx
Dofier Robinson
Mary
Commin
Bride
Hey
Caerety
Tipperary
Grange
William Barker
Adareness Li
Kilcooley
Edmond Tobin
Warige
Feltsym
Abraham Igher
Kilkenny
Diz
Willian Collis
Marlborough-freet
Enor
Poe Londen
Lexmay
England
Kings
Epg Ag
Aeoeck
France
LU Boeher
K. William
Edward UI
Henry
Eggrarén
George Skair Wal Beg
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