Corsican and Crim Tartars War News From Paris and London
Readable excerpts describe military actions and rumors including Crim Tartars movements and a planned Corsican transfer to the Pope via Avignon. Additional items note Brigadier Handaly’s promotion, customs revenue events, university congratulatory addresses, and royal births with public reactions in London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handaly
Hampton Court
Regiment of Foot
Hargrove
Customs
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge
Paris
Najesty
Princess of Wales
Theodore
Corsica
Avignon
Marquess de Lautrech
Bologne
Arpentrais
Apostolical Chamber
Sam
France
London
Prince's
Prince of Wales
Nip
Royal Chapel
St. James's
Palace
Fulham
King’s Road
St. James’s
Hampton-Court
Night Deaths and Estate Dispute in Wicklow and Dublin
The report notes a sudden death of Mr. Davenport and a captain’s son Thady Foy found asleep in Newe Row near the Poddle, with soldiers present. It adds ghoulish detail about two men from a Wicklow copper mine and a murder linked to a missing body. It then covers Simon Luttrell’s bid to sell Lustrells Town estate and a Chancery suit to recover the estate, dated August 2, 1737.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Thady Foy
Liberty Boys
Newe Row
Poddle
William Williams
Stavle
Kevane Street
Newegatt
Wicklow
Lam
Simon Lutte
Eig
Lustrells Town
Dublin
Henry Luttrell Deceas
Hig Court of Chancery
Ireland
Simon Luttrell
N Donnellan Extends Humble Acknowledgment
The note expresses humble service and personal thanks from N Donnellan, acknowledging receipt and deference. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tor Dov Rer
Keith
Lato
Rutha Chan
Doublin
Wilm Caulfield
King’s Bench
Thomas Pearce
Phoenix Park
Lord Cathcart
Dormer
Cornwallis
Brage
Xteen
Lett
Gracedieu
Waterford
William Morgan
High Street
Thomas Tyler
Patrick Street
Mathew Anderson
Treasury
TSIS
Tipperary
Tiperary
Joseph Damer
Ully
N. Donnellan