Deaths and Discoveries Reach Across Cities and Seas
Amid scattered news from Paris London and Dublin reports include a nun found buried in a coffin in a Paris ground long ago and later buried in a parish church. Letters note fortifications survey by Earl Cadogan and preparations by Horace Walpole. Dublin declares halfpence unacceptably issued by William Wood and warns brewers against using them. Deaths in Scotland and Baltic trade notes frame a busy transatlantic week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Schwartz
Earl of Tankerville
Dawley
Middlesex
Park
Blazenbury
Polwarch
Redbrays
Greenlaw
Pulwarth
Berwick
William Fownes
Treland
Duke de la Force
Tows
Kensington
France
Horace Walpole
Cambray
Vienna
Italy
Coure
Austrian Netherlands
Netherlands
Brabant
Tryal
Harrison
Agnew
Stockholm
Walpole
His Paper is Printed Twice a Week Advert
An old notice states the paper is issued Tuesday and Saturday, with subscriptions set at ten shillings per year. Extra packets arriving after printing will include a postscript. Advertisements are inserted at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller
J. Watts
Watch House
Colledge Green
Lagore
Meath
Ratoath
Richard Bolton
Robert Norman
John Power
Dublin
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Corporation of Coopers Or Guild of
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick's
William Wood
Lee
William Woods
Woods
Dublin-Port
Chesters Peter
Wexford
Ringsend Point
Dolphin
Teverpool
Easle
Irwin
John and
Peghe
Leverpool
Stephenton
Bostin
Cape Britain
Cork
Lawrest
Whitehaven
Happy
If. of Man
London