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Royal Navy ships ordered to be put in commission
A late 17th or early 18th century notice reports Lords of the Admiralty ordering the Royal Oak and Rate of 70 Guns, Capt. Lestock, the Suffolk and other 70 gun ships to be commissioned. Promotions follow in Col. Egerton's Regiment and major regiments. Public notices include grants for markets at Newtowne Byre, drownings in the Liffey, and a long list of judicial circuits and dates across Ireland.
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Hampton Court
Kensington
Hyde Park
the Admiralty
Royal Oak
Lestock
Suffolk
Ditto
Davis
Digby Deret
Princess Louisa
Cottrel
Cairnes Ash, Esq
Edward Brown
Col. Egerton
Regiment of Foot
Cromwell Ward
Audley Lynd
John Cudaidgham
Thomas Fitzgerald
Col. Otway
Hugh ‘Lord Sempi
Bath
Francis Baguhar
Sutton
Hugh Warburton
George Bennet
Ligonier
Regiment of Horse
Aid Reiment
Robert Ogle
Samuel Ogle
Wynne
Stratfod Byre
Eig
Lords Justices
Newtowne- Byre
Gallway