Storms and shipwrecks amid Irish coastal posts and deserters
Reports from Skibbereen to Bantry and Kinsale describe a ship sheltering near the Isle of Salt House, a violent storm pushing crew to shore, and a vessel sinking after running aground. Updates note wrecks of the Gloucester Brigantine off Ferriter Cove and two sails from Virginia with crew losses, plus arrivals of the Betty and Rachel laden with tobacco and sugar bound for London. Deserter notices from various regiments in Dublin and Limerick offer rewards, with detailed descriptions and directions to report to officers or agents. A house for sale in Edenderry and advertisements close the list.
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Salt-house
Skibbereen
Bantry
Dublin
Arifol
Tralee
London
Virginia
Ferri
Green Castle
Marlborough Gally
Daniel Hudson
Ireland
George Marshal
Scotland
Londonderry
Watson
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Col. Munden
Lord Lovelace
Thomas Miggeson
Joseph Roger Hughs
Eddenderry
King’s County
John Munilow
Edden
Derry
Major Tichborne
Pearce
Kinsale
John Hilliard
Eglin
Tipperary
William Allcock
James Collins
Alderman Pearson
New-street
John Dawson
Tidcomb
Hugh Moor
Moor
Drogheda
Cpt
Dawson
Dublin Castle
Thomas Brereton
Roger Bradsheigh
Limerick
Richard Panton
Lewis Dewk
Wales
DE Serted
Wallis
Reg
Bradsheigh
Neil White
Anthony Darman
George Stubbard
Lestershire
John Pilkinton
Nottinghamshire