Royal Bounty to Church of Scotland and War Talk in Parliament
A fragment from a 18th century gazette reports Hefty granting a thousand-pound annual bounty to the Church of Scotland amid reform plans. It notes military dismissals, a Bank of England interest payment, and a proposed 3 per cent funds reduction. Also mentioned are royal appointments, marriage intrigues, Polish and Croatian affairs, and local Dublin events including deaths and a street shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Scotland
North Britain
Ward
Great Britain
Ea Pittock
Foot Guards
Bank of England
Earl of Peterborough
Monmouth
Earl of
Rockingham
Philip Earl Stanhope
Westminster
Lambeth
Marquis de Offorio
Sardinia
Thomas Kitts
Suttons
Watts
Samuel Labbey
Glamorganshire
Gengral Dormer
Southwell
Deceas
Finch
Stockee
Vienna
Paris
Hird Coutan
Legace d Letere
Constantinople
Izit
Kamas Kouli
Poland
Lithuania
Petersburg
Archangel
China
White Sea
Mordun
Moscow
Ettalith
Harteback
Barbadoes
Dublin
Charles Fox
Foxhall
Longford
Nice
Herrystreet
Benjamin Parryy Egore
Phoenix Park
Hufz
Dolphin’s Barn
Kilkenny man surrenders for murder charge in 1735
James Kearney of Xoche stown Kilkenny surrendersto Francis lood sheriff of Kilkenny to stand trial for the killing of Lake Kifiely at Glanemore. The notice, dated January 16, 1735, urges concerned persons to appear for the next assizes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kearney
Xochestown
Kilkenny
Lake Kifiely
Glanemore
Fames Kearney
Francis ¥Lood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Baldwin
St. Mary le Strand
Middlesex
Taylor
Wiliam Wilson
Foseps Palmer
Baldwin
John Caldbeck
Wilson and Palmer
Crowstreet
Nowlan
Tellow Lyon
Cafflé-Dermot
Jacobus Markwick
Londini
Castle der
Philip Glafcoe
Cock-bill
Broz