Maritime Dispatches and Court News From May Day Movements
The May day report records ships arriving and sailing from Gibraltar toward Georgia with notes on captains Newham Langdon and Whiting. It mentions a duel in Hyde Park between Irish gentlemen Dalby and Johnson, a possible Deputy Teller appointment for John Lawton, and fleet movements under Admiral Haddock in the Mediterranean. Royal progress and illnesses are noted, including hospital stays for the Lady Montagu and public baptism plans for a prince. Reports from Dublin cover the Masons Grand Lodge installation of new officers and local business notices, with insolvency print requests for debtors’ relief filings.
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Wer
Franshaw
Gibraltar
Georgia
South Carolina
Newham
Langdon
Whitaker
Whiting
Earl of Lincoln
Lord Windsor
Kensington
Hyde Park
Dalby
Mr. Johnson
Ireland
John Lawton
Samuel Edwards
Exchequer
Haddack
Mediterranean
Lady Montagu
Robert Montagu
Vackvile Street
Prince of Wales
St Jamies’s Square
Charles Radcliffe
Earl of Derwentwater
Tower Hill
Calais
Brofels
Sundon
Cleveland Row
St James’s
Angria
Bengatk
Bengatk: Capt
Jenkins
Harrington
Banetslas
Hubbard
Antigua
Downs
Masons Absent From Work On King’s Farm
Two named Masons John Murray and John Burn fled from building work at Sir Henry King’s estate in Roscommon. They have not returned since early June. King vows legal action to recover wages and complete the delayed project.
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John Murray
John Burn
Sir Henry King
Boyle
Roscommond
Sall Murray
Henry King
Jane
Creditors Meet Over Linen Hall Fraud in Lurgan
A notice from June 17 1738 calls the crequeurs to convene Friday July 7 at Bir John Donaldson’s house in Lurgan to settle demands and divide a sum of two hundred twenty six pounds lodged with Christopher Ussher for the linen hall factoring loss.
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Christopher Ussher
Eig
Ugh Montgomery
Linnien-Hall
Bir
John Donaldson
Lurgan
Loghrea Lodging House Cellar Robbery Reward Offer
The Theoe philus Glover lodging cellars were broken into during the night of the first of June in Loghrea district. Michael Nolan of Craghvill Galway and several unknowns, faces blackened, are named as the perpetrators. The Commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue offer a reward of thirty pounds sterling for each convicted offender. Order by Robt. Alen.
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His Majesty’s Revenue
Theoephilus Glover
Loghrea
Michael Nolan
Craghvill
Gallway
Theophilus
Alen
Lords Fustices offer pardon for aiding in crime
Dublin Castle on June 9 1738 announces that the Lords Justices promise His Majesty's pardon to any one person who first reveals the accomplice or accomplices in the described crime, enabling their apprehension and conviction.
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Dublin-Castle
Fustices
Peesons
Soal
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Dublin
St. John's Day
Grand Lodge
Witcome Mountjoy
Kingdom of Ireland
Cornelius Callaghan
Robert Callaghan
Edward Martin
Grand“Lodge
Eagle Tavern
Debe
Ide Veet
King’s Inns
David Williams
Joyner