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Fragmentary Dublin Broadside Advertises Earthy Goods and Local Notices
A dense page of 18th century notices lists merchants in Dublin and surrounding towns offering linens, drapery, silks, and various fabrics. It also advertises estate sales, tenancy opportunities, and public notices about political vacancies, auctions, and legal matters. Several personal names, locations, and properties across Dublin, Carlow, Wexford, and Waterford appear, including shops on Caple Street, Henry Street, and Bride Street as well as references to parishes, manors, and rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richtrts
York-treek
Ball
Charles
Grover
Jebattown
Wexford
Giburaz
Clont
Weil
Fis
Lenk
Giter
John Lyndon
Titcon
Hamstead
Howies
Etice-street
John Rogersan
Oppethce
Durmael Tinggh
Nienien Freeholders
City of
Waterford
Rbert Carew
Christmas Paul
Freemen
Reber Carew
Voes
Deere
Ambrose
Garristown
Duoix
Wrft-Rolkdtown
FieldRewn
Bad
Merton
Doris Daly
Eig
Myriama Coddara
Howard's
Kinz
Smithfield
Dublin
Ralph Barker
St. Kevin's
Rober
Mellie
Atcomsy
Fen
Bublick
Tee
Killyon
Math
Lance
Thmas Allen
Ciordalier
Eee
Allen
Get
Eigert
Ballycolaner
Kildare
Wrfe
Tuuew
Bagel
Richard Vicars
Mrz
Jane Davis
Ballinai
Oldeuille
Meath
Ain Gentlemien
Wiliam Battleby
Clomabreny
Kells
Caple-street
Crac House
Syble
Leif
Echiis
Henry-fieet
Ballylegkin
Ives
Hontecin Pevey
Mouctath
Porit
Bay
Limerick
Bkoder
Tinl
Rees
Huntingtown
Nea Carlow
Cregg
Peereasin
Jan Z
Meta
Bruce
Ieeneral Sytstadt