Advice from Jamaica and British War Dispatches Globe News Briefs
Summary of scattered reports showing Admiral Vernon provisioning ships off Jamaica, enemy raids near Grotkau, and Prussian actions. plus London Parliament notice expanding Court of Requests powers to forty shillings. Additional items: auctions and prices, ship embargo effects, killings and deaths, local rulings, and cargo movements from Vienna to Dublin and Carrickfergus with multiple dates and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Vernon
Catttaegena
Tomaica
Chelsea College
Bublau
Johndroff
Hoditz
Henrichau
Grotkau
Niels
Niefs
Brieg
Olan
Hussars
Court of Requests
Court of Conference
London
Vienna
Presbourg
Rufia
Silesia
Cis
Berlin
Portsmouth
Fort Calar
Marriage of Sir Henry Tate and Miss Morgan in Dubli In
July 11 report notes the marriage of Sir Henry Tate Bart to Miss Morgan daughter of Mark Anthony Morgan. A wall collapse at the Castle injures two laborers, one losing a nose. A large corn crop and grain imports push wheat prices down from 3% to 19 shillings a barrel as farmers flood markets with stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tate, Bart
Miss Morgan
Mark Anthony Morgan
Excellencies Offer Reward Over Buck’s Killing Near Dublin Park
An article reports that on Sunday night, July fifth, three men entered Phoenix Park near Dublin and shot Buck dead. Keepers pursued them but the trio escaped over the wall. Rewards of twenty pounds each are offered for the capture and conviction of the offender or accomplices, with a pardon to the informer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Park de Phoenix
Dublin
Stoney
Buck
Reward Offered for William Mallow in Phoenix Park Theft
On Friday January 5 1741 William Mallow attempted feloniously taking two Fawn from the King's Phoenix Park near Dublin. He was seized with the Fawn and escaped. A five pound reward is offered for information leading to his capture. Described as about five feet nine inches tall twenty three years old with brown chatts and a brown bob wig. Bailiff John Crossthwait of the Park to be notified for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mallow
Phoenix-Park
Dublin
William Mellow
Johns Crossthwait
J. Portex
Atl
Defence of the Protestant Religion pamphlet advertisement
An 18th century advertisement promotes a pamphlet defending Protestant religion against Catholics. It notes price five shillings a dozen or sixpence and lists publisher George Gowan in Back-lanes near Mascula Alley, asserting the authors recently joined the Church of Rome without cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Church of England
George
Gowan
Masculla
S- Ailey
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Taft
America
Carrickfergus
John Davis
Elys
Dublin Watch
Park Gate
William Richardon
Distin&ion
County of
Kildare
Essex Street
Earl of Cloncarty
England
Yarmouth
Bolton
Anthony Dopping
St Bais Church
Ory
Dubli IN
J. G0.wan
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