24 Jan 1729
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Newspaper
Old Dublin Intelligence
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 24, 1729
Page
1
A fragmentary page lists assize bread rates, goods prices, and various notices. It mentions grocer and shoemaker trades, weekly summaries, taxes, and a public sale. Names include John Gaddis and George Ewing with locations in Dublin. Burials, christenings, and a weekly ledger of goods appear amid scattered advertisements.
A robbery occurred as The Dressing-Room in the Lessings of Williams Conyngham at Omond's Quay was broken open, disturbing the area around Mr Fleming's property on Liffy's Street. local authorities investigate the break in and search for suspects connected to the incident.
A rare eighteenth century volume titled Publish Come Memoirs of the Zmourg of Fn appears with a noted dedication to the Countess of Sembroke. Printed in London, re printed and sold at the Printing Office in Silver Court Street, near the Rose Tavern, bound in cat leather and lettered. Price 25.84.
In Deckons Printing Office Silver-Court Castle-Street, the Times lists Choice Safe Speedy and Effectual REMEDIES for Violent Colds Coughs and Fevers. No. 1 The Famous Original Inestimable London Eleuary invented by Dr Radcliffe Physician to Queen ANNE. An absolute cure for Colds Coughs Consumptions Spitting Blood Phlegm Hearings and related ailments. Prices given for large and half boxes with counterfeits deterred by a seal.
A fragmented 18th century advertisement lists numerous patent medicines and cures for fevers, pox, piles, colorings, tonics, and beauty preparations. It promotes remedies with prices, ordering details, and subscription offers. Names of sellers include Dickson at Verd, Therron Green, Brock, Bradley, and Carron among others.
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