Navy Commissioner's Petition For Convoy And Italian Trade Details
A Petition to the Lords of the Admiralty seeks a convoy for merchant ships bound for Lisbon and Oporto. The article reports on ordnance at the Office, East India Company sale plans, fleet movements under Sir John Norris, new ships and yachts readiness, and various naval and criminal notices including a Bristol murder trial, shipboard discoveries, and local crime reports along with commodity arrivals from Cork, Naas, Dundalk, and Wexford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Aldborough
Suffolk
Lords of the Admiralty
Lisbon
Oporto
East India Company
Normanton
Harlingfield
Deptford
Broad-street
Nore
Dunkirk
Holland
New-York
Sir John Norris
Ordnance Office
Charlotte
Portsmouth
Pott
West India
Rentone
Qyrto Bello
Anne Hervey
Leicester Fields
Goodier
Bristol
John Dinley Goodier
Islington
Arthur Stone
Serjeants Inn
Fleetstreet
James
Public Notice of Surrender in Queen's County Case
George Dunne presents a public notice that he surrendered to the High Sheriff of Queen's County on the 23rd instant to stand trial in the next General Assizes in Maryborough for alleged marketing of the Kellymount Raps gang. The notice is dated February 1748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s County
Kellymount
George Dunne
Queen's County
Maryborough
Ny Tryak
Edward Smith Surrenders for Trial in Downe County
Edward Smith formerly of St Johns Point Downe County announces he will surrender to the Sheriff of Downe to face trial for the alleged killing of Benjamin Brown of Aik Lough. The surrender is set before Lent at Downpatrick for the Downe county assizes, dated Dublin December 9, 2740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ythereas
Edward Smith
St. John’s Point
Downe
Benjamin Brown
Aiklough
Downpecrick
Notice of Thomas Duns Fiddle-meker at the 3 Fiddles
Thomas Duns Fiddle-meker, once in Christ-Church Yard, returned from London and now residing in Christ-Church-Lane at the Sign of the 3 Fiddles. He offers to perform with proficiency in giving the instrument a right tone and proper pitch, inviting all who will be so kind to employ him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Duns
Christ-Church Yard
London
Hhence
Christ-Church- Lane
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Dublin
Felors
Stephents Green
Pendergast
Reily
Foultry
Parisi
Castle Knack
Cork
Naas
Johnsong
Ballytarnham
Wexford
Strangford
Ste
Rome
L. E
Church of England
George
Gowan
Melilla