Proclamation for impressing seafaring men in the kingdom
A Dublin Gazette proclamation urges Civil Magistrates to aid Captains and officers of His Majesty's ships in impressing sailors. Respondents earn twenty shillings per suitable man and sixpence per mile. The notice extols private generosity and agricultural improvements, with reports of statewide efforts and cautions about crime and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
France
England
Scotland
Rutland
Linse
Winjerly
Reason for export restraints on bread and provisions
The piece argues that restricting exports when prices rise keeps essential foods from the poor, worsening scarcity and famine. It contends trade and employment depend on cheap provisions, and bans hurt laborers who cannot afford market prices. It questions if exporters only sell what is surplus and warns of broader industrial harm.
Meeting of the Navan Hunt at Mrs Murray's Navan
Original members will meet at Kilrear Bridge at eight in the evening with the hounds then proceed to dinner at Navan's Vable at five. John Preston is named as chair in this notice from the Navan Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navan
Ritm
Dublin Guild Brethren Called to Hall for Election
By the Maltere and Wardens of the Guild of Mer chants in Dublin Brethren must appear at halifa in October to elect three Common Councilmen replacing William Humfrey Brent Nevill and Thomas Leech deceased High Sheriff The council meets October 5 at six in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Humfrey
Brent Nevill
Thomas Leech
Charity Sermon at St James Parish Church October 1997
On Sunday a charity sermon will be preached at St James Parish Church by the Rev Singleton Harpur A.B. at which a collection will aid the Governors to death and support twenty reduced housekeepers. This is described as the city’s only unendowed charity of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Dpyubliy
Singleton Harpur
Money to be lent on personal security notice
A money loan offer for the sum of 1093 pounds. Application requests: personal security as guarantor. Inquiries directed to John Allen, Attorney Stephen Treer, or Town Clerk's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Stephen Treer
Town Cleck
Port News Arrivals and Departures at Liverpool and Greenock
Port news lists arrivals on the 3d and 4th from Liverpool with passengers and cargo including coal slate and rum aboard multiple vessels. Arrivals include Clermont Bacher and Hawke with goods and passengers from various harbours while Salisbury and Salisbury sail with merchants goods toward Greenock and Liverpool amid varying wind directions.
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Peace
Hogy
Dominica
Rum
Orange
Liverpool
Welle
Clermont Bacher
Idail
Welles
Balla
Wind
S. E
Hawke
Muerva
Hide
Vginsgalde
Salisbury
Guile
Chester
Merchants Goods
Jane
Marks
Dixie
Jenny
Campbell
Greenock
Ditta
Dartmouth Packer
the Mail
S. W
Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor
A formal proclamation issued in the realm declaring royal authority and governmental guidance through the Lord Lieutenant General and Governor of England, outlining applicable duties, loyalties, and civic expectations for subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereland
Decrees in Irish Court Proceeding With Incomplete Names
A 1787 style Irish chancery decree lists multiple defendants and parties linked to the Archbishops Dublin estate matter. The text mentions Mary Cradock widow administrator and others with references to titles Lord Dillon and Crowe, with dates in June and November and names like Clanbrassill Arran and Ryan as attorneys.
Horse racing schedule and entries at Ballibofey 1737
The notice lists races from October 16 to 19 at Ballibofey with weights for age, two mile heats, and three mile heats. It names Mr James Campbell as the entry registrar and sets subscription, payment rules, and day rates for scales and stables. The document reflects King's Plate articles and entries of mares and geldings to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horles, &c
James Campbell
Ballibofey
Ballymore Hunt Races at Ballyswore Course in October 1787
The Ballymore Hunt schedules races on Wednesday October 6 and Thursday October 7 1787 with prizes of fifty and thirty pounds for horses mares or geldings. Events include four mile heats and a 12 foot drain obstacle to qualify, plus allowances for mares and geldings. Entries due before October 8 with the Clerk of the Course. judges to decide any disputes. A social program includes a ball and supper on Wednesday night with further entries and prizes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballymore
Ant &E
Gil
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Filer
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Warde
Aungier-street
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Ranelagh
Carlow
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Grand Canal
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Welock
Carrol
County of
Naas-road
St Regiment of Dragoons
Cornet
William Jephson
Grey
Regiment of Foot
David Ritchie
Young
24Th Regiment of Foot
Henry Pitmer
Ditto
William Doyle
Robert Christmas
the Guild of Merchants
Ben. Taylor
N.B
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Rasing
Sae Sun
S. Hamilton
Mary. Cradock
Lord Archishop
Lainitiff
Bamee the Vouties
Sherasoma
Frances
Thomas Vee
Eyre 'Evana’ Crowe
Thomas Surman
Ohn
Francis “Gradock
Harles Sterne
Theobald Dillon
Robert Dillon
Efgra
Hig Maresty
Rechegie
Ireland
Dulin
Tie Mahane
Garrii Arran Quay
En Hdevund
Ryan
Bom
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Daft Brve
Kvaus Frase
BALLY
Jann Suir
Ky Lone Leona
Pilg
Charles M'Clenachan
Big Capron
Tiast Walsh
Ricnard Horninge
Ely
Aeromay
Meath
Baroy
County of Meath
Nanny
Dubin
Drogheda
Col
Sackville-feet
Dusit
Mittel Dunleary
Barkefor
Molesworth Greanes
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