Paris and London News From July 1724 Miscellany
The column reports an agreement between the Court and the Czar to supply France with materials for building ships in exchange for brandy and sale, plus details of fires, lightning damages, and curious antiquities. It lists a church description in Bloomsbury with a George statue, naval incidents near Lisbon, a peat of Pavement near Chipping Wicomb, and a burnt Jamaica cargo. It includes Dublin port movements, a mortuary bill for Dublin, and drug/market notices with a property sale in Staide Lane.
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Cadiz
James of
Newry
Wicklow
John
Andrew
Erwin
James
Ann
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Fortwilliam
Speedwell
Cape Briton
Peter
Wexford
Elizabeth of
Martha
Jane
Whitehaver
Lancaster
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Dublin printing at General Post Office Exchange Cork-Hill 1724
Printed by Preffick Rider and Thomas Harbin at the General Post Office Printing-House on Cork-Hill in Dublin in 1724.
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