Rumors of Hanover Accord and Indian Ocean Crisis Reach Dublin
A late August Dublin bulletin reports an unconfirmed rumour of a treaty between the King of Piaffia and the Queen of Hungary after an express from Hanover. It notes ships captured by Spaniards off Waterford and a violent incident at Donneybrooke Fair. Also recorded are deaths from fever, robberies, and public notices including bread prices and legal appointments in Ireland.
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Hanover
Piaffia
Hungary
Providence
Kiffa
Tom Cork
Dublin
Mary
Hays
Oporto
Waterford
Rochelle
Buenos Ayres
Stephens
Thomas Kooligan Arriv
Moscow
Jamaica
Vernon
Thac
Oder
Palo
Cuba
Island
William Wolfe
Morger
Kridpee Street
John Twigg
Trinity Guild
John Byrre
Neweirlie
Byrne
Owen Whelar
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Anthony Brunton
Golden Bottle
Nichollas Street
Buck shot near Dublin Castle sparks reward notice
Advertisements from Dublin Castle report that on the night of July Fifth three men killed a buck at Phenix Park near Dublin. Keepers pursued them as they fled toward Stoney Batter. A Twenty Pound reward is offered for identifying the shooter with a pardon, and ten pounds for the accomplice or accomplices upon conviction.
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Dublin Castle
Guly
His Majesty’s Park
Dublin
Buck
Stoney- Batter
His
William Mallow
Phoenix Park
John Crosschwait
de Porter
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Cork
Sft Weck
Henry Daum
George Daunt
James Mills
His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas
Stephen's Green
Donneybrooke
Wrieer
Bencroft
Fishshamble Street
Donney Brooke Fair
Newgate
Custom House
Kingdom
Richard Mourteney
Inner Temple
Esg
S Court of Exchequer
Ireland
John
Waiswrigh
Eig
The
Attors
Pete
Denny
Manisco
A. Fair Comple&Issy
Church of Rome
Church of England
George Gowan
Becklané