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Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 16, 1737

Page

2

Turkish Prisoners and Reinforcements Forestall Imperial Moves

A report states a Hufar colonel seized Bayona with 200 Turks who were allowed to leave with their goods. On the 16th eight Grenadier companies head to Rafna to support troops as six regiments of horse march under Lieutenant General Philippi. Col Lestulus is sent to cross the Morava with 200 Dragoons and Spleni’s Hussars toward Broschowaz to drag the region under imperial rule. The Turkish colonel and baggage train are sent back to the sultan of Nissa with a reply to the pasha.

Hufars Tca Bayona Rafna Philippi Lestulus Morava Stefans Spleni Hussars Broschowaz Albis Bafhaw Niffa

Fatal boatman and two sons in Dublin harbor tragedy

In Dublin on Monday a man and his two sons who sold spirits from a boat to ships near the harbor saved the father after a leak sank their craft. The father died from fatigue. Also, Mr. French, an agent for the Lord Chief Justice Rogerson, died after drinking brandy. Ten criminals were transported to the plantations amid rising city rioting. The Lord Mayor issued a proclamation to quiet disorders and ban gatherings in streets during riots, urging residents to return home and restrain apprentices and servants from taking part.

King’s End Dublin Col Wandesford Royal Hospital Kilmainham French Rogerson Lazor’s Hill Patricke Street Plunket-street Newgite Newmarket Pill-Lare Smithfield Suna

Riots Suppression Decrees In Dublin August 1737

The city commands all magistrates to suppress riots and tumultuous assemblies and to arrest offenders. It warns constables to be vigilant, prosecute rioters, and absolve injured persons from costs. The decree issued at Dublin’s Tholsel on August 16 1737, with mortality notes and weekly disease data following.

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Notice to Proprietors of Loan Receipts Draw

Advertisements treasury Dublin dated August 6 4737 announces that on Thursday September 8 between 10 and noon the remaining orders for the loan of 300000 pounds will be put in a box to draw out numbers that amount to 5000 pounds with all interest due. Interest on the 5000 pounds will cease after September 9 at His Majesty's Treasury.

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