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A discription how all states and degrees of men, women and children spend Sunday in Dublin; from the hours of six in the morning, untill nine at night : By D----- S-----.
by D. S.
1734
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Ireland cur'd of all d[istempers]; being, : the English physitians advice to the Protestant officers and soldiers, required in this present expedition for Ireland, for the prevention, also the speedy cure, of that epidemical Irish distemper, the bloody-flux. With a physical discription of the nature of that climate, and the causes of the distempers incident to those persons who are not natives of that kingdom ... / By D. Baldwin physitian, and of many years practice in the City of Dublin
by Baldwin, D.
1690
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Mem[oran]d[um] about Collectors in Ulster &c Ireland
1689
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Observations on the conduct of Messrs. W-----cks and D----n, late bankers of the city of Dublin : towards Mr. R--d B--r their cashier
1755
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Remarks on the conduct of Messrs. W-----cks and D----n, late bankers of the city of Dublin, and Mr. R-----d B-----r their cashier
by Country gentleman
1755
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Mr. Conolly's letter to the D-ke of L-nst-r.
by Conolly, Harry
1767
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Dialogue between Dick ̲̲̲̲̲and Tom,̲̲̲̲̲ Esqrs : relating to the present divisions in I-----d.
1754
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To the R-d D--n S----t. A reply, to the answer given to the memorial of the poor inhabitants, tradesmen, and labourers, of the kingdom of Ireland
by Browne, John, Sir
1728
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Dublin, November 4. This day arriv'd from Corke. The copy of a letter from James Butler late D-ke of O-d, to His Majesty King George the Second
by Ormonde, James Butler, Duke of, 1665-1745
1727
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An Apology for the Roman Catholicks of Ireland : Most humbly address'd to his E-n-y P-l-p, E-l of Ch-r-d, L-d L-u-t of Ireland &c.
1746
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A discription how all states and degrees of men, women and children spend Sunday in Dublin; from the hours of six in the morning, untill nine at night : By D----- S-----.

Mem[oran]d[um] about Collectors in Ulster &c Ireland

Observations on the conduct of Messrs. W-----cks and D----n, late bankers of the city of Dublin : towards Mr. R--d B--r their cashier

Remarks on the conduct of Messrs. W-----cks and D----n, late bankers of the city of Dublin, and Mr. R-----d B-----r their cashier

Mr. Conolly's letter to the D-ke of L-nst-r.

Dialogue between Dick ̲̲̲̲̲and Tom,̲̲̲̲̲ Esqrs : relating to the present divisions in I-----d.

To the R-d D--n S----t. A reply, to the answer given to the memorial of the poor inhabitants, tradesmen, and labourers, of the kingdom of Ireland

Dublin, November 4. This day arriv'd from Corke. The copy of a letter from James Butler late D-ke of O-d, to His Majesty King George the Second

An Apology for the Roman Catholicks of Ireland : Most humbly address'd to his E-n-y P-l-p, E-l of Ch-r-d, L-d L-u-t of Ireland &c.

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