Premiums for Linen Export to Great Britain in 1746 Scheme
The Linen Board announces a tiered premium plan to encourage coarse linen cloth export to Great Britain. premiums range from 64s per yard for 50,000 yards to 5s per yard for 5,000 yards, with conditions on yarn origin, inspection, and 15 days notice. rewards guarded against double claiming and require certificates of export.
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Great Britain
Eatu
Dublin
Castle of
Linen Board
William Quin
Cork
Richard Cox
Dunmanesy
Arthur Newburgh
Castle
Thomas Aleyn
Cibert
Dunnanway
King’s County
Waterford
SuascarpTion opened at Theatre-Royal for three plays
An appeal announces a subscription sale at the Theatre-Royal Supex-ALiey offering tickets at Crown for the Roses and Pit and Half Crown for Galleries with a minimum three tickets per subscriber. It lists daily ticket distribution hours, the April 6 play tax, and notes delays due to Curragh- Race with options to swap tickets or get refunds. It also includes Port News, horse notices, auctions, and public notices scattered through the column.
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Poxtier
Dublin
Pembusse
Sweaipa
Turatrx
N.B
Port-News
Gainer
Drogheda
Cycer
Barke
Nostra Signora D
Judith
Lisbon
Roderigo
Faro
Flizabeth
Colchester
Howard Londen
Friendship
Whitehaven
Dickinson
Betty
Cork
Loughlin
Barry Sleep
Bell
MerchantsGoods
Wicklow
Atkinson
Bristol
Merchants Goods
Margretta
Altena
Runge
Hambourg
C. Mary
Love
Chefer
Lemons
Oranges
Aurora
Scarborough
Ross
Liverpool
Ballast
Troclove
Wright
Home
Weal & Bay Yarn
Elin & Mary
Ditto
Kenyon
Kings of Brandford
Apster
Marshall Mee
Earl of Huntington
Samuel Hammond
Navan
Meath
Terror
Gardner
Snake
Matthew Lister
Lincolnshire
E Q
Hautboy
Turk
Marthali Hee
Butler's Bridge
Cavan
aLerp
Tryals
Otice
Silvester Tyrrell
Mullingar
Hoth
Herbert Price
Mar Kelly
Dresden
Richard Dalton
White Lyon Inn
Kinnegad
Curragh
Lerp
Chai
Richard Langley, Esq
Yorkshire
Duke of
Epsom
Windssor
Chickey- Norton
Dorchet
Caroline
Edward O'Brien
P.S
Dalton
Bie Dalton
Kinegad
Mallow
Swan Inn
Ata Moydore
Sir Watkins Williams Wynne
Bay-bolton
Mr. Croft
Blackhambleton
Notingham
Warwick
Watkins Williams Wynne
Killeeus
Fairhill
Corke
Giaulaghan
Capparhfadine
Cloghbuoly
Meenbeg
Duhailow
Canturk
Earl of Orrery
George Rose
Morgans
Rathkeill
Limerick
Esy
Daniel Hulcatt
Clonguffin
Longwood
Kitcullen
Kildare
Parliament House
Deblin
Faid
Little-Green
John Ker
Clark
Meith
Dybdlin
Clair
New-bridge
Ballynahewn
Westmeath
Jas
William Brian
Dame-street
Aia
Mamoins
Simon Frazer
LOVAT
Heroes
Roper
Dauphin of
France
Burgundy
Feenelon
Cambray
A. Ewing
Tod
TSS
Lovuss
W.B
Riew
Church of St. Warburgh’s
Enilkilling
Derry
John Kearney
Killconnell
Tipperary
Thomas Prince
Ely
Cabell
Jethard
Clonmell
Thurles
Killevacl
Connell
Clonmel
Rathdrum
Ballygulevane
Tarner
Aikleatham
Mr. White
Lamley-Castle
Counsellor
Couran
England
Wexford
Edward Nangie
Toefaid
Darby Kinfy
Ballaughney
Fax
Edward Nangle
Galfard
Edward Nas
Alfolus
County of Clare
Kartdom
Birr
Sims
Ralph Milbank
Robinsin Crofe
Dep Crier
Cafleloft
Marth
Crow-street
Ial NB
Hamilton
Keri Li Hare Cheis
Dhe MuGok Ball
Filbasble
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Galway
Old Sterling
Kay Ralton
Edward
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Woodcock
Crispin
Lord Halifax
Volunter
Bryan Fahy
Clare Ganway
Gilway
Joe Haweer
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