British Court Eyes War on Spain and Americas Revolt
Letters from Paris report politicians believe if Britain sends a squadron of 18 to 20 ships into America it could spark revolts in Chile Peru and Mexico against Spanish tyranny. They say British protection would assure liberty the people crave and might topple the yoke.
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Spain
Paris
Great Britain
America
Chile
Peru
Mexico
Notice to Prisoners and Fugitives for Debt in Dublin
The Printer of this Gazette offers printed summonses warrants petitions and duplicates approved by Eaton Stannard and E Thomas Gonne for immediate discharge from imprisonments under the Insolvent Debtors Relief Act. Lieutenant-General Pearce reviewed regiments in Phoenix Park. Mrs Dobson widow of Eliphal Dobson senior, a leading bookseller, was interred at St Warburgh's Church.
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Eaton Stannard
Thomas Gonne
Thomas Pearce
His
Phoenix Park
Lego~nier
Wentworth
Handalyd
Paget
St. Warburgh’s Church
Dobson
Eliphal Dobson
Kingdom
Notice of Creditor Claim in Antrim Debtor Case
Christopher Fleming of Ballymoney publicizes that he is the principal creditor of Hugh Donnaghay, who claimed relief as a insolvent debtor and returned an inventory. Fleming will pursue his proportion of the effects listed in the schedules, dated August 31, 1738, in the County Antrim sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Donnaghay
Antrim
Christopher Fleming
Ballymoney
Chistopher Fleming
Hugh Donnahay
Notice to James Donnelly regarding arrest and examination
The creditor Daniel McClane of Dublin city seeks a warrant to bring James Donnelly before Dublin Justices, to disclose his estate and effects under an Act of Parliament. The marshal is to produce Donnelly and copies of charges for examination and assignment for the benefit of creditors. Dublin, August 30, 1738.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McClane
Dublin
Taylor
James Donnelly
Faid
Marshalsea
James Donnely
Naas
Thomas Wilfhes
Kilmainham
Kildare
Marthalet
Justices of of Peace
General Sessions of Peace
David Obryan
Huxiter
John Turne
Chilfea
John Turner
John Cooke
David Obyan
Estate and Effects of John Collins Bound for Creditors
John Collins is charged by a court to swear an oath and assign his estate and effects for division among Nathaniel and other real creditors. The instrument, dated the first day of September 1738, invokes bond and justice to proceed under a turnover process for liquidation.
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John Collins
Nathaniel
John Collits
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Thomas Oughton
Lingen
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Chery
Oughton
Scotland
Pefk
Edward Martin
William Bush
DuRoms