Turbulent City affairs and grisly discoveries unfold
Reports from the city recount a court session over coal price impositions aimed at easing hardship for the poor. A Greenwich area murder near a cellar in Ashton’s Key is noted with two victims, plus another drowning, criminal trials, and a Lisbon alert about a royal appearance. Theater notices praise village opera, new plays, and forthcoming performances while prices and goods shift at local shops.
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Borrows
Numeber
Propper
Recorder
Aldernen, &c
Greenwich
Kent
Himmons
Jimes
Ross
St. Stephen’s Green
Confederacy
McCoy
Perrons
Lisbon
Brazil
Johnson
Themistocles
Yep
Frederick
Prince of
Brunswick Lunenburgh
Lordsdown
Proposals for Printing Celebrated Plays in Pocket Volumes
Dublin 1728 9 subscribers invited for eight plays in two neat pocket volumes to be printed by risk ewing and smith in Dublin Cork Limerick Drogheda Waterford Belfast. Subscribers pay half a crown on subscribing with names printed. Booksellers and undertakers listed in Dublin and beyond.
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Ray
Cubs
Preston
Febn Mo
Opra
Mr. Nore
Mr. Nuakes
M. i
Liver Court
Cafebreer
Nupis
Rane Law
Robert Edwards
Orner
Casite Lane
Dames Street
Ireland
Che
Sean
Chac
Rhose Thac
Rapp
Bia
Countess of Pembroke
Londom
Sinter
N. B
Tharles Carer
Gardiner
Chappel-Jezod
Rob
Aloody
Chappel
Jezod
Ald Carter
Christopher Warren
Holy Lamb
Highstreee
Dublin
Ales Carter
Dickson
Silver-Court
Cafle- Areet
Tavermis
London
Ben. Fobunion
Vopiney
Sejanus
George Risk
George Eweing
William Senith
Damestreet
Cambra
Daniel
Thomes Pilkinton
Cork
Thomas Cotton
Waterford
Patrick Meighan
Drogheda
Thomas Roft
William Farreer
Limerick
Ramsay
Belfas
Ewing
Smith
Punlith
The
Village Opera
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Rovin
Chancery-lant
Thomas Chaytey
Examiners Office
Edmund Curll
Folse
Milus
Elias James
Mr. Chu
Fehn