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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 08, 1774
Page
1
Hudson Dawrist has moved to Great Clivege Street opposite Chequer-lane and asks friends to keep this notice to avoid anxiety during investigations. The ad notes danger and uncertainty from Engenies and urges vigilance for his safety and the recovery of belongings.
Public notices advertise a grand ball at Crow Street Theatre with Irish manufactured attire, subscriptions and tickets, a parliamentary work printing proposal OGYGIA VINDICATED, and various sales, rentals, and rental offers. Also listed are shipping, coaching, and legal notices along with a sermon at St Pauls Dublin by Reverend Richard Soans.
An extensive program at the Theatre in Smock Alley follows. Thursday features The School for Wives with a new musical entertainment The Hserter, adding elaborate scenery and performances. Friday presents Julius Caesar with Brutus and Marc Anthony. Monday revives The Earl of Warwick with Farce The Trish Widow. A charity event on Saturday offers The Constant Comedy and additional masons’ pageantry, plus tickets and seating details.
In a public advertisement Susanna D Arcy alleges that Francis Darcy withheld rents and misrepresented accounts on the Grangebeg estate after her father’s death. She claims a decree favored her but he kept possession, faced threats from an armed mob, and issued false rent totals. She vows to defend her minor child’s rights and recover assets and rents, accusing Darcy of fraud and deceit.
Proposals invited by Rev Dr Walls and others for long term leases on extensive tracts near Wicklow and surrounding towns. Listings describe arable pasture bogs, timber, mountain land, turbaries, and building plots in multiple townlands, with terms of up to 17 years and assorted rents and conditions. Also notices of public bids for barracks supplies, land sales warnings, and creditor meetings follow.
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