Deaths and financial panic sweep the realm in late issue
Postscript reports rising self harm cases including merchants H-d of Ma ry'seabbey and MP E. B. S. of B-, amid wider fears for national credit. Despite alarmist tales, claims that trade is collapsing are denied as money remains plentiful and rates fall. The letter from Limerick notes harsh transportation of five thousand hopefuls to Dublin for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary'seabbey
Shippsborough
Joan
Ely
Hort
Kingslom
King James's Hall
Beatnane
Anglesea
Lewellin
Newgate
Sligo
Almos
Limerick
Royal Regiment
Dublin
America
Cornelius Brady
Emis Nent
Britain
Ireland
Crane-lane
Beary Moflop
Manufactures of Peloponnesus in Gibbon’s History
The text surveys ancient Peloponnesian manufactures especially silk and wool, noting how Corinth Thebes and Argos hosted crafts that supported many workers. It traces royal patronage, the spread of silk from Greece to Sicily and Spain, Arab influence, and the later dispersion of weavers to Florence Venice Milan and Modena as silks shaped western taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Homer
Jusinian
Corinth
Thebes
Argos
Warren
Peloponesus
Basil
Danhfelie
Fider
Christ
Michael the Archangel
Elijah
Sicily
Christendom
East
Spain
Almeria
Lisbon
Roger
Athena
Darius
Palermo
Florence
Bologna
Venice
Milan
Alps
Modena
France
England
Italy
China
Port News and 1787 Dublin pamphlet notices
Port News lists ships and sailings including the Mail for England and Clermont Packet with arrivals to Holyhead Oporto and Dublin, wind NW. It also advertises a 1787 Dublin Evening Post controversy with a bishopric vocations pronouncement and a defense of religious tradition, plus a printed reader’s guide and moralizing polemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William of
Greenock
Prince
Hawke
Liverpool
Holyhead
Passengora
Goth
Prince of Wales
Curragh Races Strand Meeting Ceronaa 788
Curragh race notes list entries for a Strand Meeting with horses such as Mc Dennise's Cherokee Lalage Parare and Kitty Cot plus dozens of heats and purses including 200 Guineas events. Entries indicate dates Thursday to Monday with heats, entries, and penalties. Fox Hounds to be at Kildare on Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare
Lands in Queen's County seek application for land sale
One fold notices the fee simple of part of the lands of Cromogue and Dysar Treagh in Queen's County. Lands include several subdivisions and the sale is to be arranged with John Preston Esq of Bellinter or James Pratt Esq of Marlborough Street Dublin. Application date January 10 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's County
Cromogue & Dysar Treagh
John Preston
Bellinter
Navan
James Pratt
Marlborough-street
Dublin
County Kildare to let Morris Town Lattin estate
Proposals invited for a house and demesne of Morris Town Lattin 90 acres on the banks of the Liew near Naas and Kildare. Property owned by Larry Too and offered near Naas. Proposals received by Patrick Lattin Esquire or John Reilly Esquire at Newtown Naas. Premises on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Kildare
Morris-Town
Lattin
Dublin
Naas
Salling
Kildare
Patrick Lattin
Dorset-street
Vast Meath Estate Seeks Tenant and Theatre Royal Lease
Advertises a large leasehold estate in Meath with house and land 30 miles from Dublin, term dates to 1998 with rent prospects. Also offers sale of interests in the Theatre Royal Dublin complex in Mock Alley, plus adjacent dwelling, stressing central position and strong mercantile appeal. Contacts Patrick Corbet and Richard Daly for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
Gool
Ollces
Meath
Dublin
Patrick Corbet
Abbeytreet
Theatre Royal
Richard Daly
Harcourt- Straat
Dablig
Navigation Debentures Note Payment at Seafarp
Four Navigation Debentures of the Four per Cent issue announce payment at His Majesty's Seafarp Treasury Chambers starting with No. 1 and ending near No. 4. The notice directs the cessation of incertaft as of the dates stated, signed by T. Clements, Dr. Rec. Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobol
Wil Bs
His Majesty
Treasury Chambers
Septnalee
T. Clements
Rec
Gay
Maley Taylor and Habit Maker Leave to Acquaint Gena
A fragmented notice shows Maley Taylor and Habit Maker seeking leave to inform Gena of a move from Capel Fleet to No 23 Gite Betas trees in Lithey Street where they will pursue business in a chemtftal extensive manner. They request continuance of favor and promise strict obedience to commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maley
Taylor
Capel-fleet
Lithey-street
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Postscript
Gibbon
J. Jones
Walter Blake Kirwan
Nerex
Malianaule
RicHts
James Patsqs
Agatway
Taur Cory
Curragh
Ceronaa
Mc. Dennise
Mr. Daly
H. F
Mr. Dennis
Lamm
Maximin
Kildare Hune
Guinens
Everal
Charles M‘*Donnell
Clare
Francis Gallery
Newhall
Charles Mi‘ Donnell
Crumlin
William Thomas
Grange
Rathfarnham
Ashe Recles
House of Industr
Cibbnoys
Chilaren
Canal Bi
Stubbs
Balbosian
Ross
Ye Bere
Dr. White
Pourpenty
Allowang
Igitakers
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