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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 22, 1781

Page

2

Regulations for Carriage of Coals in Dublin Proclaimed

A proclamation by the Lord Mayor of Dublin establishes fixed carriage rates for coal by load and ton across multiple parishes within the city and liberties. The ordinance lists specific routes from various quays and streets to parishes such as St Mark, St Andrew, St Mary, St Peter, St Werburgh, and others, detailing back-load charges and area limits.

Dublin Darragh Tme Afton’s Quay St. Mark Moss-street Moft-street St. Andrew Fleet-street Fleet Street St. Bridget Stephen's-street St. John St. Michael St. Nicholas City Liberties St. Audeon Bridge-street Bridge-freet St. Catharine St. Ames Jamce’s-street Dolphin's-barn St. Paul St. Michan Church-street Aid St. Mary Henry Mof-street Main Street St. Ann St. Peter St. Werburgh Stephen-street St. Audhon Bri Fe Treet Bridge-treet St. James St Thomas Marlborough-street Marlborough Street Lower Ormond Batchelors Quays Said Street Henry-street G. Thomas Marlborough-sreet Said Parith Marlborough- Street G. Michan Libertien de, Bridget Stephen Davy Berlin Paris Bath Bristol Great Britain Roper Edw Clarke Irish Furniture Cotton & Linen Wiarchoute Werburgh Street

Regulations For Various Parishes And City Freeholds

Notices regulate back loads and potato trade within Dublin city limits and surrounding parishes, warning against selling by measure and enforcing weight. It includes public notices on rents, sales of lands and mills, hospital releases, and charitable appeals from December 1781 through 1782, naming several officials, estates, and venues across Dublin and nearby towns.

A&t Tholfel WM. Ginn Enes Honaas Mandevile Atgaret Mandevile Hackett Thomas Mandevile Pam Daturda Elinor Kennedy’s Lane Dublin Orchardstown James Hackett Tipperary N.B

Historical English and French Authors Library Sale List

A fragmented catalog enumerates numerous 18th century books and sets. Items include Lyttleton’s History of Henry the Fifth, Bower’s Lives of the Popes, Voltaire letters, Pope’s works, and various classical and travel volumes with multiple volumes listed and prices or editions implied.

Enttle E. Ayscough Ao & Ord Lyttleton Henry England Edward the Confessor Bower Dows Lawson Old Bayly Pite Pope France Polydore Julia Auputtus Agnexss Don Geronimvo de Aytariz John Kippax B.D. Voltaire Gil Blas Clayton Lord Bolingbroke Church of England Dr. Johnson Pliny Pharamond Lewis Xtil Jasper Banks le Blanc Lewis XI Europe Gordon

Local Parish Boundaries and Street Names Clarified

fragments note Toany Part of the Parish of St Andrew and St Mark with references to West of Moin street and Moss street. text appears as a partial public boundary or property notice from an old parish record, lacking a clear action date or official authority.

Doblin Colemine Castleknock King Lurgan Wright Templeton Marlborough-street Asth Toany St. Andrew St. Mark Moin-street Paris Falk Moss-street

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