Dutch Break and Linen Trade Notes in Dublin Market
A fragmented 18th century auction and trade notice describes Dutch Break operations and linen textiles. It references Velorities, Flax, and Karges, plus the Parh iapssitt vaults and the High Street area, noting quantities, measurements, and potential sales. It also lists residents and merchants including Henry Lindsay and Messrs. Pockington, with property proclamations and land sales across Wicklow and Dublin regions, and catalogs various goods and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Apay
Parhiapssitt
Hone
Poetsty
Gale Bagdire
Iftenoly
Henry Lindsay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Pocktington
John
Pocknaton
Pisputie
John Grace
Mary Pockiington
Rathally
Achinmarts
Looleenly
Tipperary
Kednery
Dublig
John Evans
Bulpadin
Blagk-Lyon
Beyeof
N. B
Neal
Ghrifts Church Yard
Dublin
Sanery
Bou
Dengador
Ike
Jepny Dang
John Black
Orange
Lady Gethin
Hans Yorkshire
Carlton
Parkney
Rinth Maris Castle
Amelia
Devonshire
Luxeek Ashel
Willie
Giga
Jope Plummer
Globe
Athlone
Defor
George
Presenr
Importa
Importa’tion, London, By Thomas Crampton
Blind Quay
Pinebh
St Ieals
Raes
Tully
Enaghmenan
Elizabeth
Symons
Cornhill
My. Farmer
St. James’s
Brindley
New Badd Street
London
Aed Moffrt
Asouth
Ring
Belgtes
Chotles
Actim
Bemont
France
Farmey
Orrery
Xillarore
Duobaliow
Code
Bunton
Barron
Exeter
Che Par Hameat
William Faylar
Maarten
Gmoar
Brey Howie
Kirchen
Eaquire Mcfi
John Farran
Joseph Burler
Caple- Tee
Efer
Bally-Gills
Slapy
Camara
Lugnaculla
Callaga
Brickwellftown
Killybegs
Castleriddery
County of
Wicklow
Donard
Dunlevin
Robert
Elphin
Suffolk Street
James Wilson
Smithfield
Newcastle
Eskar
Lucen
Ghapgelizad
Kilkenny
Richsid Jacob
Richard Jacob
Ballinabinch
Colney
Mestlow
Walter Byrne
Killoughter
James Byrne
Aldernan Dawson
Jin Jervis
Steet
Edward Exthawac
Old Exchange
Corke Hill
Samuel Clarke
Glarke
Crane Lane
Essex-Street
Dozres
Madera
B. Propes
Hugh Edgards Nines