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Royal Speech and Dublin Market Notes 1730
The piece compiles a May 1730 Dublin market and public notices ledger. It records a prorogation date for Parliament, a pardon and scandal over a speech, fires at Ravchellors Walk, thefts at Channel Row Nunnery, and commodity price listings for bread, meat, and produce, alongside water cures and shop advertisements. Notable entities include Dublin printers Risk, Ewing and Smith. Lord Mayor. Mr. Mortisson. and various traders and vendors. The section mixes formal government speech with local crime, commerce, and ads.
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Geo. Risk
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Was. Smith
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Thofel
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