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Dublin News Briefs and Local Notices from 1748
Terrible Dublin incidents include a man in Polcheg-Itsee slashing himself with a penknife after fits, a druken swimmer narrowly rescued at Liffey, and a riot at Bloody Bridge where a constable was killed and an arm lost. Reports also note blue news from Armagh mines, priestly marriages, ship arrivals, insurance warnings, and a Dublin Society premium schedule with October deadlines.
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Dublin
Roberts
Chelsea
Polcheg-Itsee
Archbold
Curragh
Jones
Churchstreet
Liffey
Leixlip
Bloody -Bridge
Ormond and
Liberty Boys
Ormond
Armagh
Derrynoofe
Henry Bond
Dublin Society
Hugh Deane
Robert Ane
Marthalsea
Church-street
Newgate
Thomas Donaldson
Longford
Cuppaidge
Achdeacon Wright
Loughrea
Happey
Terence Brady
Mary‘s Street
Charles Stewart
Ltart
Kilkenny
Arthr Werb
Webbsborough
Eiga Gentemyn
Hivman
Kinfiyun
Wilcocks
Mullingar
John Rochfort
Jervis Breet
Wilcocks's Bank
London
Augustus
Ady Yo Verifz
Reet
Land
Henry Caffe
Arene
Ferns
Catlefin
Leid
Donegal
Oliver M‘caflend
Elgg
Oliver M‘cafland
Abbey-Arect
Jon M'Clintock
Strabane
Tyrone
Alysane
der M‘clintock
Donleer
Lowrh
Shinrosnin
King's County
James Pamor
John Palmer
Bally-mount-ega
Grange
Lorhoe
Barn
Lower Ormond
Tipperary
Abowy
Amos Palmer
Agyp
Rfi Ns
Thomas Palmer
Shingvan
Dronthum
Hearey
Prlian
Lange-Freth
Dedbrilay
Sreet Brian
Giovergorz
Gar Fon
Forte
Ireland
His Majesty's Army