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Fraudulent letter plot targets Dublin merchants and warehouses
A damaged 18th century notice details a named plot involving an anonymous letter meant to ruin merchants in Dublin by interfering with their houses and warehouses. Rewards are offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those responsible, with references to trials, pardons, and public proclamations by authorities. The fragment also lists rewards for locating missing items and identifies several officials and witnesses in connection with the case.
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James Vareiler
Alttle Rey
Mei Ba
Merchang
Dublin
Thal
Anthony
James Varenlen Dubi
Cathe
Liddell
Kilmainham
Dub- 4
Ererois
Balyochery
Berardan
Mogday
Kilonisham
Thordday
Dhe
Forenan
Baronierof
Newsatle
Apprrerof
Catis
Levens Jones
Certten Dorneus
Buiter
Swan
Jofk
Cadte Tak Wedeefouy
Nopbt
Brereton
Dandal
Bork
Willian Mercer
Dondalk
Serefeld
Samuel Waring
Philip Simame
Shore Place
Caple-street
Holland
Micharl Smith
Kalish
Bellaf
George's Key
Georges Techer R, Ford
Geneseca
Oliver Cromer
General Lambett
Lambert
Aniel M'Allister
Antein
Ceple-frest
Ams
Loughbrowne
Curragh
Kildare
George King
Alfiter
Samuel Gerrard
Gibstown
Navan
Meath
Coun
Epes
Galway
Desbrilty
Beeen
Marios
Ang Torn Morris
Mr. Bray
Asint
Chapel
Toby Purcell
Theophilus Dickson
Ug Dawson Bipfelf
Liss Hussey
Robert M
St. Patrick's
Hasover
Ehael Barry
Mei
Bray
Sleasgloe
Inka Poina
Bologurieen
Nicholas Ay
Shaniil
Kilkenny
Gowran
Cosk
Barrow
Wreaknoft
Carlow
Fadt Mir
Die
reGea
Shankill
Leightiatridge
Orsber
Becween
Sceers
Macboroogh-Brett
Spin Gold