Financial and church notices with stock prices and charity sermon
The item lists various English stocks with prices and rates, governmental securities, and exchange rates. It notes a charity sermon at St Michan's on November 18 1808 preached by Richard Nash with details on a school fund and subscription shortfalls. A house is for let or sale with inquiry to the printer.
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Treasury Bille
Duhlin
Londany
Belfast
Walidhaeoy
ST. Michan’s
Ana Roe
Sisheny
Tickets and Shares in a Lottery Draw Sales Notice
Public notice announces tickets and shares for a draw at Callwell's Fortunate Office 85 College-Green. It states prizes on day one and day two with various ticket numbers and sound warnings about duties and regulations under Irish authority.
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Stara Lorranvytthich
Callwell
College-Grean
Gove
Spanish Victory at Bilboa Reported by English Packet
The Dublin Journal- The H Holyhead Mail quotes a Fal mouth dispatch announcing a great victory near Bilboa on the 24th ult. French forces were defeated by General Blake’s Spanish army, with heavy French losses and retreat. British ships bring further details including reinforcements, with expectations of renewed action as winter snow hinders Pyrenean passes.
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Holyhead
England
Buoxaranne
Renate
Erfurthy
Spain
Falmouth
Brakn
Espinosa
Bilboa
Windsor Cunie Packers
Seetan
Andero
Bilbox
Blake
Zealand
Spindta
Ule
Pyrenees
France
D. Baird
Winstor Castle
Sutton
St. Andero
Monuahnet Halske
Europe
Navarre
Bigcay
Fohtarabia
Séacgide
Bayonne
Pyrenneés
Catalonia
Figueras
Barcelona
Fragmented 18th century notices span thefts riots and legal actions
The report covers varied events from Dublin and Clonmel including a land dispute over estates, a violent home attack, a butter pricing penalty, a reform of local governance, village murders near Killaloe, arson threats to Mr Geary, and a memorial note to Rev. Davit Brusett. It mentions foreign affairs and Madrid reactions to political unrest.
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Grove
Ghalin Ee
Abe
Metropolis
Hew Whiteford Dalrymple
Ayr
Adphiphus Oughton
Hew
John
Dat’rymple
Bonskillen Reggiment
Dragoons
Henrymple
Borwick
James
Switee
Cloghdeni
Peters
Houghton
Piscaday
John’ Bagwell
Clonmel
Thomias Power
Granbyson
Davit Brusett
Iildarement
Thomas Geary
Burrmount
County
Limerick
Killaloe
Grace
Ryan
Whitemore
Dublin
Roshoraugh
Ferne
Ay Gujnoen
Cromic
Marriages and Deaths from Cork and London Notices
Marriages announced at Cork include the Rev Charles Coghlan to Mary Agnes, and Henry Allen to Miss Brewarty of Belfast. Died in London at age six Theophilus Lindsey former Vicar of Katterick, who resigned in 1774 and opened a dissenting meeting, preaching new doctrines away from Trinity.
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Cork
Charles
Coghlan
Mary
Agnes Hi
Laura
Arrickfergus
Island-Magee
W. Matin
Bailey's Mill
Resex-street
Strand
London
Theophilus “Lindsey
Uatterick
Yorkshire
Church of
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