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Tremendous Storm and Shipwrecks Reported in Dublin Gazette
The Dublin Gazette chronicles a violent north wind and heavy snow described as memory’s greatest, damaging Sir Harry Jones’s house and shattering furniture. A Cromarty bound recruiting ship wrecked near Murray-frith. Capt. Macqueen sacrificed himself to save Lieut. Monro. In Bath, Countess of Pembroke hosts a grand birthday ball with 284 dishes, hundreds of guests, and lavish hospitality at Mrs. Hays’s and Mrs. Lindsey’s rooms.
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Duke of
Elgin
Murray
Man
Harry Jones
Jetu
Cromatry
Holland
Findron-Mouth
Burgh
Murray-frith
Mac‘queen
Monro
Strack
Macqueen
Laod
Liedt
Monvo
Otin
Bath
Marth
Countess of Pembroke
Hays
Mr. Morden
Miss Howe
Pembroke Arms
China
Fay
England