Dublin Town Dies by Violent Night Attacks and Court Session
A Dublin report notes court sessions at Kilmainham before Judge Toler. Prison guards faced attacks with firearms by prisoners. Additional vigilante violence includes a naked fanning at Barracks, a brutal assault on Mr James Murphy in Watling Street, and a coachman robbed by footpads near Clanwilliam. Other items describe public notices, marriages, and deaths in Cork, Sligo, Down, and Dublin.
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Kienl Jenkin
A&s
James Murphy
Watling-street
Burphy
Murphy
Joose
Apd
Troy
Clanwilliam
Peturn
Mark's
Pennsylvania
Earl of Arran
Phanix-park
John Barrington
Chandler
Clondalkin
Barrington
Mr. Barrington
Cork
John Ryan
Bally
Arthur
Max Anne Lynch
Aghatirin
Mr. Kenny
Exchange-street
Aylmer
John Perkins
Kells
Co. Kildare
Catherine Smith
Castlewarden
Andrew M'Kee
Rathifriland
Pallycar
Co. Clare
Colepoyte
George Colpoyte
Ffga
Kilaloe
Cookstreet
Goodwin
Tallow-Chandler
Fragmentary grave remembrance note at Mile Re street
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a tired person and a sincere thanks, with unclear names and addresses. The readable elements reference a street name French-ftreet and Mile Re, suggesting a local note or remembrance item with minimal, non-specific details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Re
Trutlegs of Nagpton's Hospital Meeting Notice
The trustees of Nagpton's Hospital plan a meeting at their house on October eleventh at eleven o clock to close a Vegetable Tenites project to aid the hospital. Signed by the representative on October 2, 1734.
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Aku
Lottery and public notices from 1780s Britain
A chaotic block of OCR text outlines a state lottery scheme with prizes from 2,000 to 20,000 and multiple draw dates including the 13th, 16th, and 17th of a month, along with a public notice from John Lambert and local candidates for office. The fragment also includes letters of candidacy from Moldsworth Greene and Ward Fisher, and a pledge of service to the city.
New and Notable Books and Essays Advertised
A late 18th century notice lists books for sale and forthcoming titles. Items include writings on rhetoric and learning, biographies, comedies, tragedies, Shakespearean criticism, and a novel. Prices and binding details accompany entries, with mentions of authors such as Blair Davies and Wyndham. Several works are advertised as in press, with plans for voyages and travels.
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Ro Moncriefre
Bgebiiller
Gapel
Winitohre
Blair
Ori
Starien
Lovetiks
William Haytey
Mes
Garrick
Avors
Thomas Davies
Dawid’ Garrick
Gy Vale
Nevel
Sylph
Ap. Bhd
Hisory
Moyles’s Fashionable Skins and Trimmings Offer
Public notice announces extensive stock of skin linings, laces, edgings, and trimmings from Moyles. Goods include white hare skins, Gennet and Martin skins, mottled linings, and fancy trims, all manufactured under Moyles’s inspection and offered at competitive Britain and Ireland prices. A dedicated fitter will repair skins and trims to high standard.
Sale of Export Goods at Mr Acheson Thompson Store
On Monday the 18th October 1784 at eleven o clock will be sold by auction at Mr Acheson Thompson stores, Nuwar. For exportation or home consumption. An elegante assortment of superfine, fashionable colours of apparel fabrics, bread cloths, scarlet, blue, and a variety of other colours. Great encouragement for buyers of large quantities for export with approved security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au@ion
Acheson Thompson
Nuwar
Maredant Drops Shown In Capel Street Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Maredant Drops imported by Moncrieffe at 16 Capel Street Oakfeller listing Bottles price sixpence and praising the medicine as a cure for scurvy and various blood disorders. It claims restorative effects on constitution stomach strength appetite and relief from wind vapours headaches and difo.
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Rs Moncrieffe
Oakfeller
Capel-street
Magivawy
Bateman's Powder Used In Greenhouses And Orchards
An advertisement notes Bateman's Powder for defraying bugs and preserving tender plants, claiming success in greenhouses and hot houses without harmful effects. It mentions a distressed orphan seeking aid for medicines and support, appealing to benevolent readers at the printer.
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Bateman
Cromby lands and public notices in Rathiarghan meeting
A mixed 19th century notice describes land parcels in Cromby Town and adjacent grounds, including commonage and boundary details. It references meetings at Cromby and Rathiarghan with names such as Mr Taos, the Grange, and local figures, plus a call to public interest and purchase terms for shares and ventures.
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Lacy
Crumlin
Cuthbert
Witow
Wiliam
John Graves
Teale
Cromby
Taos
Near
Rathiarghan
Meeting of Volunteers in Dublin for Paymaster’s Officer
J T Ashenhurst requests corps of volunteers in City and County Dublin attend a meeting on October 6 at 7:00 PM at the Brewing Exchange. Purpose is to appoint a Commands Officer for November 4 and to discuss other business. Delegates from each corps are urged to send representatives to this meeting.
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Delenert
Nubia
Rabl
Dublin
Spc
County Dublin
Delegacen
Mett
I ‘ J. T. Ashenhuks
Notice of Treasury Debenture Exchange and Lottery Purchases
Treasury notice from September 1744 warns holders of Ky loan duties and lottery debentures to deliver and exchange debentures for new issues at the Treasury. It details rates, premiums, interest, and purchase days every Thursday and Saturday from April to December, urging compliance and outlining exchange terms.
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Treasury
Chambers
Pacemlas
Sale of Sermons for Clergy Engage in Dublin Publishing
A dated notice announces Ninety eight sermons collected for pulpit use by the clergy of Keeland and others. Richard Monckey bookseller in Dublin offers the work at one shilling each, with a sample manuscript and full page engraving, stating the price of 35 pence for Sublime morning and evening scripture readings.
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Trax
Frussier
Keeland
Richard Monckey
Dubui
Truflar
Ali
Brice
Dr. Treffer
Fire destroys two cart horses in Primateon Yard
In the incident on a date rendered in odd spelling, two cart horses were burned in a yard. The report notes the location and suspect details are unclear. Firefighters responded promptly to control the blaze and prevent spread to nearby buildings.
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Geo and
Waker
Wade Harte
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