News and Court Notices from Hanover and New York
From Hanover Aug 18 the death of the Queen of Sars hia prompts mourning. changes in diplomatic posts with Sir Cyril Wich and James Cope appointed to new roles. Robert Trevor gains plenipotentiary title. and a High Court of Admiralty trial set for Sept 3. From New York June 2 two enslaved men burned after fire conspiracy, with others awaiting trial. a military watch remains in force. Proclamation issued by Lords Justices General and Governors of Ireland.
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Hanover
Sarshia
Herrenhausen
Edward Finch
Muscovy
Cyril Wich
Fitch
James Cope
Antwerp
Germany
United Provinces
Robert Trevor
the Hague
High Court of Admiralty
St. Juan Baptista
David Calares
Bonetta
Thomas Tincker
Oporto
Biddeford
Lord Forrrester
William Parrel
Foot Guards
Duke of Camsberland
Arnold
Richard Arnold
New-York
Supreme Court
Meor
Prolonged Dublin Parliament Prorogued to Oct Sixth
The Lords pr τ or example announce the Parliament of Ireland is further prorogued to Tuesday October sixth to meet in Dublin for business. Also reports from Whitehaven Roscommon and Nocona mention a toy shop keeper killed in a fall, prisoners to be hanged, and thefts at Patrick street.
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Great Britain
Dublin
Nudice
King
Whitehaven
Williamson
Cork-Hill
Roscommon
Nocona Perfon
Wa Strand
Newgate
Miss Harris
Buckley
Kevines
Edward Warren
Aecer
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Proclamations and arrivals mark a busy Cork City week
Mr Henry Daunt in Cork recovers by letters from Cork County. Mr Creighton of the Plume of Feathers in Castlestree dies on Tuesday. The Lord Mayor orders search for idle vagabonds to send them to harvest works. Bishop Carew Reynell and Lady Carlingford arrive from England, yacht sails to Chester, Earl of Anglesey sails to Milford. Matthew Fountain, a Quaker, dies after a tobacco clyster. Duke of Devonshire’s baggage arrives from England. Wheat and barley arrivals noted.
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Henry Daunt
Corks
Creighton
Carew Reynell
Down and
Cornor
Carlingford
England
Dublin
Chester
Damer
Rowley
Earl of
Dublin Castle Reward Offer After Buck Shooting near Phoenix Park
July 8 1741 Rubertisements announce a reward of twenty pounds for information leading to the capture and conviction of the person or persons who shot Buck in the Phoenix Park near Dublin between 1 and 2 a.m. on Sunday July 5, with similar pardon and reward for uncovering accomplices.
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Dublin-Castle
His Majesty’s Park
Phoenix
Dublin
Buck
Stoney
William Mallow
Phoenix Park
John Crossthwait
J Potter Description and Arrest Details
The J Potter a male about five feet nine inches tall twenty three years old of fair completion brown bob wig wore brown clothes and is described in sparse notes from an arrest record.
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J. Potter
Defence of the Protestant Religion on Departure from Rome
A 18th century tract titled Lately Published priced sixpence bound, defending Protestant faith against recent conversion stories. Attributed to a son of the Church of England and printed for public good, it is advertised as sold by George Gowan in Back-lane with address given in the alley opposite Macfla’s.
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Church of
Guidance for Church Wardens by Humphrey Prideaux
Directions for church wardens and sidesmen on faithful duties after election. Printed under the late Dublin archbishop’s authority and recommended for constant reading to ensure oathful discharge of office.
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Humphrey Prideauxy
Dublin
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Lords Justices
Ireland
Hfogh
Armagh
Robt
Jocelyn, C. Hen. Boyle
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