Ships fitted for Fireships and Admiral orders amid Irish notices
Reports from Woolwich and Deptford describe five ships bought for the King's service being converted into fireships, crews assigned to the Tryal Fly and Swift sloops, and numerous Admiralty reshuffles after Captain Solguard's death. Dublin and Waterford notices warn of pardons and bounties for deer killings and insolvent debtors, with varied proclamations across several counties.
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Dandy Kidd
Forbes
Elliot Smith
Fly
Oates
Francis Holbourne
Swift
Duke
Mercury
Woolwich Dock
Woolfwich
Cumberland
Deptford
Peter Solguard
Royal Oak
Haddock
Admiralty
Townshend
Roger Butler, Bart
Plymouth
Cooper
Chetter
Lushington
Solebay
Peyton
Grampus
Chaloner Ogle
Eagle Packet
Falmouth
Groyne
Verron
Cape Finster
War Office
Gibraltar
Port
Salisbury
King
Downs
Lisbon
Oporto
Cape Fimister
Dublin
Johnsor
Goaler
Kilmainham
Daly
James
Sitreet
John
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Ireland
Westmeath
James Clibborne
Samuel Rhaney
Galway
Yeaman
Michael
Donagh
Weseman
Bult
Rhaney
Richard Magennis
Ulster
Dublin Castle
Arta Newburgh
Waterford
Marifa O Bryan
Lismore
Francis White
Dungarvar
Garet Towel
Mile-Bridge
Pierce Comins
Goat's Bridge
Cloathier
John Hynes
Lifgenan
Thomas Hynes
Knockanegourn
Denish Hynes
Tinelyry
William Linane
Grilagh
Londonderry
Agnus Smith
Marshalsea
Michael Finane
Lady’s Well
Shannon
Kildare
William Darlow
John Byrn
Lipptown
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