Provocation and Assault Tale Across Dublin Streets
Fragmented 18th century notice recounts Provocation and a night assault in Henrys Street with a man seized for attaching a chair and an attempted intimidation to enable a robbery. The piece also includes market prices, livestock, and bread assize details, plus notices to advertisers and a legal jab about a King’s Bench service.
John Browne Letter From 1730 On Parliament Access
A letter dated July 20 1730 from John Browne laments failure to obtain a remedy through the Commons during the third term. Browne asserts he acted to the best of his power against malice from enemies who would weaponize parliamentary influence rather than pursue lawful prosecution, stating readiness to answer if needed. The text reflects 18th century political grievance and appeal to public opinion.
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Orffion
Watross
Chad
Henry’s Street
Newgite
Atlas Kelly
Lacy
Herewich
Anarhote
S.ber
Rule of Commons
House of Commons
Ohn Browne
Postscript from Vienna and Leghorn on 18th century sieges and notices
Reports from Vienna and Leghorn describe German forces in Palermo causing citizen resistance after gates were refused and garrisoning protests. Messages from Constantinople and London note Turkish hostilities, Persia, and court orders. notices warn of a dwelling and mineral water sales plus a catalog of medical remedies and tepid advertisements.
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Vienna
Sicily
Palermo
Constantinople
Kingdom
Naples
Leghorn
N.S
Porto Feraio
Alicant
N. S
Amsterdam
Moscow
Thomas
Tauris
London
Fuly
Fenice
Persia
Caroline
Windor
de Hoyse
Charles Street
Houte
Holt Mineral
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Provacstion
Whitehaven
Ars Szitch
P. Gill
Hay
Srirry
Lublin
Bingham
Amy
King’s Bench
Elizabeth Fauve
Stafford Street
Duablin
Uch
England
Dickson
Silver Court
Castle Street
Radcliffe
Dansock