Plans for Mount Rocks ground to serve new Custom-house area
A 18th century proposal outlines a ground parcel on Mount Rocks near the new Custom-house. It describes a lane and street grid to improve health and convenience, listing Luke Gardiner as organizer. The plan and elevation of the square are on show at the Royal Exchange for public inspection. Proposals are to be received by Gardiner in Henrietta Street or by Norman at Cullom House Seloberrp Bs.
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Owbury
Luke Gardiner
Mount Rocks
Royal Exchange Codleeshouse
Gardiner
Henrietta Hreet
Norman
Cullom-house
Seloberrp
Cork
Christy Éni
Kilbhurry
Piers
Simon’ ‘Davin
Magourney
Christoper Lawton
Evanb'e
Rafa
Kelly
Wicklow
Dovik
Effenettrder
Crathiptans Court
Don
Emanuel Pete
Portugal
Beas Ge
Ee Daviy
Eas Andaceans
Sangha
France
Charles Tie
Inavete
Egd Gyalar
Newfoundland
Proscure
Lome
Erith
Leitril
Relief of Sick Poor Aid Affiance Appeals for Funds
A historic notice from Ryd Parith of Sr Luke Association for Relief of Sick Poor St Luke’s Parith seeks funding from affluent donors. Since November 22 1958 the relief program has exhausted funds and aided many, with visits and comfort by ministers and local clergy. Treasurer William Cope and printer listed among organizers at Dame Street and nearby lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Relief of
St. Luke's Parith
Beveta
Goid’ Pacift
Straw
William Cope
Dame-street
Thomas “Andrews
Elgy Coombe
Brown Fen
Skinner
Alley
Armitage's Sale Catalogue of Cheap Books
Fragmented OCR describes a sale catalogue by Armitage offering cheap books from a private collection. It notes items valued for libraries and lotteries, with references to prices, locations, and sellers, in a period shop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armitage
Cat Artasarieon
Uaa
Aes
Lottary Parzes
Gulseas
London Gazette Advices Arrive on English Mail
Saturday arrived Ons, English Mail, which brought the following Advices. viz. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 13.
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London Gazette
Fragmented Letters and Trade Notes From The Era
A rough OCR excerpt presents a mix of political commentary and commercial notices. It references regional stances on Episcopacy, a stance of independence for the church, and mentions measures to restrict hay exports to deter naval provisioning. It also notes shipping details including a 60 gun ship being fitted at Calais, reflecting broader wartime commerce and security concerns. The language is archaic and fragmented, with multiple misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Dueling and Robbery News Reveals Era’s Public Dangers
A fragmentary report describes guards and Marines tasked with shore defenses, a wave of dueling penalties, and a notable arrest in a distant city. It recounts a former deputy keeper who escaped a high‑profile prisoner, and a robber who fled to England after a costly local pursuit.
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear financial terms
The readable fragment mentions a few numbers and phrases like per cent, Exchequer, Navy, and bank related terms but lacks coherent names, places, or events. It reads as an incomplete financial or ledger-like snippet with scattered figures and references.
White Boys terrorizes towns with raids and looting
A fragmentary Irish 18th or 19th century report describes White Boys attacks in Cork and Wicklow. It notes robberies, intimidation, forced oaths, arson damage to workshops, and executions or killings in several villages. Police and local authorities struggle to quell the violence.
Proposal to clear crime and reform in Effene ttrder Crathiptan district
A fragmented report urges immediate association to clear the neighbourhood of threat from prostitution and bullies. It notes violence and prejudice, argues for Catholic service in public institutions, discusses naval trade, and records authorities considering factory settlement and charitable donations amid legislative debate and local commerce updates.
Fragmented real estate notice from 19th century publication
Obscure OCR yields a real estate shard mentioning a farm called RRLINBA with hectares, built houses, and orchards. A mill and payments of 706 Guineas appear, along with a reference to Lord Viscourt and Dublin. Destination near New York is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Viscourt
Dublin
Port News Desists 16th Arrivals and Arrivals Report
Maritime notices list arriving packets and vessels including Clermont Parker, Dartmouth Packet, and Seville with names like Arrive Liverpool and Beals. High water and bar conditions noted with times and tides.
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Rallice-Areet
Dublig
Oo i. Rod
Riurial
Spain
Edi
Catholick
Edi&t
L.an
Brees
Charles Toswsh
Sint? Cai
Poling
le Pew
Shipa
A. Ghard
Lesterfron
Roeias
Thie
Eibgular
Pri
Alpa
Ima
Fiteng Terg
Finice
Louie XT
Dauphiné
Ruder
Fleming
Seine
Peter
Louis Xvth
England
B. Stock
Hper
L.A
South Sea
Igi
Brat Brest
Grinelitto-Deliri
Don City
Perceuke
Wey
Lotte
House of Industry
Door Law
Gamble
Juazoc
Narabar
Wri
Samuel Faul
Aems A
Thomas Gre
Bi ‘Owler
Bibin
Wartty
Wouse
Droghedai
Pier Orr
Port-News
Arri Desist
Seer Siac Sas
Bee
Li Henry
Bunker
Liverpool
Fhothas
Stringer
Bourdeaux
Postnan
Gene
Grau Liverpool
Vollume
Passengess
Clermont Parker
Dartmouth Packet
the Mail
Tivy Brothers
Devereux
Seville
Frit
Coates
Avia Ve
Cher
Jena
Sa Bas
Ralph Smoyt
Dublie
Heater West Mgath
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