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Deaths and notices from Dublin and surrounding regions
Last Wednesday died at Spronston Hall in York County. Election of an Alderman in Cambridge failed with twelve electors split six to six. Mr. Ross of the Excise dies in London. A hundred convicts shipped to the plantations from Kent and Essex. Anonymous letter leads to Mitchell’s arrest for theft at Stephens Street. Various ship arrivals, flour and barley imports, and a Newcomen appointment in Cork. Obits and local notices from Dublin, Portrush, Coleraine, and Millstreet. Bread prices fixed by Lord Mayor order. legal notices and property sales advertised in Ireland.
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Spronston Hall
County of York
Middleton
Cours of Common-Pleas
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Berks
Cambridge
James Whiskin
Andrew White
Attoreney
John Mazle
Rose Tavern
White
Eazle
Ross
The
Excise
London Brewry
Kent
Essex
Hertford
Southwark
Dubl
Hughes
Ship-street
Stephens-street
Mitchell
Haghes
Tapthea
Syder
Syder. It Is Feared Mr. Ploghes
Mitchel
Newgate
Portrath
Colraine
Sally
Gray
Philadel
William Newcomen
Lindwaiter
Cork
Exerle
Edward Travers
Thomas Kennedy
Newcomen
James Doyne
Philip Cope
Kennedy
Chichester
Abbey-street
Thomas Newcomen
Wexford
Killough
Hoim- Arklow
Scrangford
Batley
Donagnadee
Spideylak
Cootehill
Cavar
Thomas Coote
Keighes
Monaghan
His Majesty
Millstreet
Gibtor
George Knox
Monimore
Knights of the Shire
Donnegal
Parkgate
James Stopsford
Col. Halt
Captain Salle
Miss Nugent
Samuel Cooke
High Coure of Chancery
Anthony Allen
Cuvistor-street
London
Bally, Mullen
Largymore
Down
Antrim
Ireland
Francis
Lord Conway