Spey Medicines Advertises Remedies and Proprietary Treatments
An old advertisement lists Spey Medicines and Liguertee as featured remedies from a long established purveyor. It references Beaton and Spulsbury and claims support for stomach and digestive complaints. Bottles are priced at 6s 62., with decades of customer trust noted.
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Epi Ketert
Bi Vitor
Mr. Caertes
Nettin
Mita
Dublin
Spulsbury' Santiscor
Gearbirth
Proclamation offers rewards for murder in Tyrone region
The proclamation from The LORD LIEUTENANT and COUNCIL of IRELAND warns of a murder in a Bleach-Green area of Tyrone and promises two pounds for information leading to the capture and conviction of the culprit. It orders all officials to enforce the reward and seek the perpetrator with a royal pardon in case of confession.
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Council of
Ireland
Hardwicke
Patrick M
Andrew Slosn
Coaldisland
County of Tyrone
Council of Ireland
Joch
Perfen
Hall
Peter Jenfore
Maat Garry
Cat Medows
R. Anserley
Proclamation on Quarantine for Fever Ships Ireland
A royal proclamation directing quarantine for ships arriving from Pennsylvania and Maryland. It orders destruction or burning of clothing and effects aboard vessels with potential fever exposure, and mandates quarantine at designated Irish ports Carlingford and others.
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Ireland
Mardwicke
Philadelpha
Pennsylnania
Baltimore
Maryland
Wa Privy Council
United Kingdom
Cutiggil of Arc
Pennsylvania
Marylane
Offic
Fontiylvania
Mecyland
Penge
Aer
Care Magford
Hall
Carlingford
Barchy
Deansylvakiia
Jane
Bydlin the
Uene Corry
Theo
MrumbigansGied
Proclamation on Export Prohibition and Import Permits Ireland 1802
Government order issued in Dublin declares a limited export ban on Wheat, Rye, Barley, Meal, Flour, and cattle with exceptions to allow essential supplies for British forces and ships. It extends import allowances for Corn, Fish, and Provisions without duty to Ireland until January 1, 1803, subject to bond and compliance conditions.
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Cavernon
Gov
Ireland
Majnty
Privy Council of Ireland
An -A&é
Privy Council
Perlon
Bey
Masler
Mariner
Paflenegere
Africa
Great
Gid
Cucrnsey
Jerichy
Alderney
America
West Indies
Gibraltar
Iis Majesty
Great Britain
Rtv
United Kingdom
Grea Britain
Iredand
Ireand
Illegal Export Provisions Tightened in Crown Statute
A historical act outlines penalties for Irish or British subjects who contract or entice workers to leave domestic manufacture. It prohibits exporting tools and materials used in linen, wool, cotton, silk, and metals. Offenders face heavy fines, imprisonment, and forfeiture of ships. Officers may seize prohibited utensils at warehouses.
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Tieraln
Ft Hilton
Otfone
Sy Dilobe
George T
Great Britain
Bronghe
Agai
Baror Tem
Iyhid
Bi Briicizt
Ata Hersamy
Everaliy
Wilyatt
Ireland
Great Citain
Hall
Kingdon
George HS Chip
Crown of
Great Hritain
Bali
Meer
Kay
Bardwicke
Michael
Ranang
Alboth
Dachin
Frank
J. Montk- Malin
Proclamation and forfeit warnings from Dublin authorities 1802 1803
A garbled 1802 1803 proclamation record from the Lord Lieutenant Council at Dublin detailing prohibitions on exporting or loading provisions from Irish ports. It notes prior prohibitions, the cessation of certain orders, and names several signatories and regional officials.
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Fermanagh
Peron
Ee As . M. Archdall
Edw. Robinson G
Ievine So
Keys
Edward Wrehdall
Jas. Dougherty
Robert Frazier Ore
Wm Robinso_ x
Hugh Nevin
Jobin Weir
Peel Pty
Homias Sirory
Thenry
Henry
James Morris
Wessel
Ireland
Dublin
Redesdale
C. Charles Dublin
W. Tuam
Ford
Frankfort
L. Meath
Muskerry
Dows
D. Latouche
Maurice Fitegerald
Ward
Hamilton
John Stewart
Hardwicke
France
Spin
Genoa
Thiavy
G. Charles Dublin
W. Tuan
W. Kode
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