Navy Relieving Squadron Sailors Bound for Jamaica
Amid tangled notices in Dublin and Meath, a squadron to relieve Commodore Lestock sails not in Gibraltar but directe to Jamaica aboard a merchant ship with 300 pounds for voyage charges. The Dutchess Dowager of Marlborough gifts funds for Charis Hanbury Williams upon marriage to Francis Coningsby. Also reported: a naval board to commission ships, Patrick Mead’s funeral, Seamen pressed for sea service, and linen contract adverts with price terms and delivery rules.
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West Indies
Lestock
Gibraltar
Jamaica
Prances Coningsby
Coningsby
Msjor Hanbury
Duke of Malborough
Admiralty
Dublin Printing House Advertises Biweekly Paper
Advert shows a Dublin printing house offering a weekly two issue paper printed Tuesday and Saturday. It promises careful collection of news, offers post free delivery for six and twenty shillings per year, and notes reasonable rates for advertisements. The notice is printed by John Gow with content from the Spinning Wheel in Book-Law.
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Dublin
Fohn Gow
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Mead’s Brooke
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Charles Macant
Morley Saunders
Saunders
Grove
Wicklow
Wiliam Higginbythem
Fd. Co
Dawson- Street
Charles Ford
Fofhue Dawson
Francis Cope
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