Soldier attacked in Dirty Lane and dies in Dublin
A young soldier from one of Dublin garrison regiments was dragged by villains in Dirty Lane Thomas Street to a waste ground where he was beaten and killed. The assailants fled. the victim died shortly after from his injuries. The incident occurred late at night and prompted police inquiry.
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New Canal Direction Proposed Near Glasgow
At the late quarterly meeting of Forth and Clyde navigation proprietors in Edinburgh the new line westward from Inchbelly Bridge, proposed by Mr. McKell and approved by Mr. Smeaton, was unanimously agreed. The canal will lie within two miles northwest of Glasgow.
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Accidents and Travels in the 18th Century Ledger
Reports from Bath to Canterbury describe a fatal construction accident where a builder attempting to lift a heavy stone caused a collapse. others recount arrivals, receptions, and varied reactions to notable visitors. naval preparations, trials, and executions are noted alongside political and international wagers, letters, and gatherings.
Trade shifts in Lisbon alter British subjects' conduct
An historical note discusses Lisbon trade conditions revealing how Spanish circumvention on royal orders and recent reinforcements push Portuguese toward leniency toward British subjects. Portuguese Americans gain cash payments and expanded barter, boosting commerce while reducing prior cash shortages.
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Fragmentary Seafaring List and Arrivals at Port
A garbled 18th century style arrival list notes ships and captains bound for or from various ports. Mentions Ashley, Blair, St Kit, St Michael, Dublin, Ancona, Oporto, Jamaica, Maryla, and London. References ships such as Polly, Arabella, Zephirs, and Duke of Sav. Includes names like Williams, Randall, and Kitchen with port mentions London and Greenland.
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Neat Brandy and Rum Item Appears in Listing
A fragment from an old catalog shows a line referencing neat brandy and rum with numeric figures 23.55 and 208, indicating pricing or catalog codes. The readable portion is sparse and lacks context for full identification.
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