South Sea plans shipbuilding to Greenland and coastal defenses
The South Sea Company resolves to build twelve large ships of about 310 tons each for a Greenland trade, with one builder per vessel and yards at London. Reports note naval preparations, trials for command, and a Privy Council committee reviewing Barbadoes paper credit. Nearby notices mention ship arrivals, military movements, and a Dublin bankers declaration against halfpence.
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Delaval
Ap Price
South Sea Company
Greenland
London
West
Kirby
Hoare
Holskits
Taylor
Popeley
Rotherhith
Committee of Shipping
Dean Bonne
Stockholm
Lyn
Norway
Peterborow
Lord Craven
Privy Council
Cockpit
West Indies
Tobey
Barbadoes
Portsmouth
Lord Cadogan
Duke of Richmond
Gambell
South Sea Castle
Walter Baggott
Staffordshire
France
Boe TP iHis Paper is Printed Tice a Week
Dublin printers offer a weekly newspaper issued Tuesday and Saturday from fresh, authentic papers. Subscriptions cost ten shillings yearly with postscript for late packets. Advertisements are printed at reasonable rates. Printed at the General-Post-Office Printing-House in Cork.
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Dublin
Prefick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General-Post-Office
Cork
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Brassels
Flanders
Dublin-Port
Lawrell
Whitehaven
Bourdeaux
Richard
Henry
Arundell
John
Marseilless
Katherine
Oporto
Chester
Ballycastle
Jacob
Druntor
Mary
Gallway
Leverpools
Drunton
Wexford
Hopewell
Lancaster
Highlands
James
New-Hall
Isle of Man
Swallow
Anne
William Woods
B. Burton
Fr. Harrison
H. Henry
Eph. Dawson
James Swift and Company
Waller
J. Watts
Watch House
Colledge Green
Price
Bograven
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