06 Jan 1729
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Newspaper
Old Dublin Intelligence
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 06, 1729
Page
1
Readable lines describe a man injured by skin removal at Black-Frosts Church gate and a visitor from Brotels discussing with tapestry merchant Mr. Lenteres. An Ostend note mentions a Colonel riding through streets with a mob, seen near a market area.
Dublin alert notes the Grand Jury threw out examinations against several men charged with quarrels at College Green. One assailant fled, another attempted to pacify the fight. The piece includes antique market prices and a trader’s promotion for Irish fabrics and clothing, emphasizing domestic manufacture.
An 18th century notice describes a vessel named the Catherine of Dubie lying at Mr. Smith's Dock on the Nitch Strand. The ship carries a new vessel burden about nicety tons with goods fit for ten Gus, fair sailor robes and gear. It lists a commander and crew, passengers, and servants, with accommodations for a passage and a request to be paid at the king's arms in Efex. The advertisement notes weather at sea and a change of hours, with bail by a specified date in November.
An 18th century notice promotes William Starrat's The Doctrine of Projectiles Apply'd to Gunnery. It describes engrav'd copper fuses and quarto format with calf leather binding. Subscriptions at multiple Newry vendors list Christopher Dickson and Richard Dickson among booksellers.
A historical advertisement for a mathematics book by James Das fod in Lonsonderry Strabane and Belfand. It promotes a work teaching arithmetic algebra and geometry with applications, offers a subscription deal, and claims novel properties of the Poey Eile Curve that improve solving complex problems.
A fragmented catalog entry for a Dublin almanack dated 1730 by George Ewing. It lists monthly contents, genealogies, and a table of memorable events since Creation. Describes prices, binding, and the shop location on Dame Street opposite the Market.
A historical advert lists many cures and medicines offered in London shops and by Thomas Griffiths and other traders. It touts Radcliffe’s Original Inestimable Cure and Hincock’s Universal Cordial, with prices and instructions, plus notices of a surgeon Mr Gregory Duany and spring stomach-tract remedies for ruptures and other ailments.
A faded advert lists numerous patent remedies and elixirs claiming cures for fevers, pox, piles, skin diseases, teeth issues, and general ailments. It touts the grand specifiick pills and other tonics as infallible, promising complete circuits for cure and urging readers to learn more at the priest's abode with free samples.
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