Gazetteer of Ireland Printer Authorized for Gazette Printing
The document reports that the Lord Privy Council revoked prior printing liberty and appointed Thomas Bacon of Dublin as the sole printer to print and publish the Gazette with the Authority’s words. Dated Dublin, September 1742, by order of the Lords Proprietors.
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Ireland
Perthision
Yonathan
Jobin Gowen
Thomas Bacon
Dublin
Arrival reports from Canton and Baltic ports in May notices
Admiralty letters describe Commodore Anson's arrival in Canton River on November 11 and expected return to England that summer. The report details captures in the Pacific, including ships seized, cargo plunder, and fires set to destroy stores. It also mentions British actions at Payta with casualties, and a convoy from Apuglia and Morea delivering corn to the capital. Nearby European dispatches cover court movements in Copenhagen and Prague, with notices of health and leadership changes.
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Anson
Canton
China
England
Mihibe
South Sea
Teohea
Cota
Apugna
Morea
Nisney Witde
Wi Taranto
Arezgo
Port-Chaise
Craon
Tha Ion
Pita. Lerici
Princess of
T Sliegel
Danbragg
Prague
Deckesdorf
Charles
Laridaa
Neft
Prince Charles
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