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Arrivals and cargoes at Dublin Port May 3–8 1729
Official notice lists naval officers and soldiers to report commissions and service. May 3 to May 8 record arrivals from Whitehaven, Erwin, Rotterdam, Bourdeaux and other ports with potatoes, corn, wine, brandy, timber, ships Pacquet Boat, and ballast. Also notes high tides, wind directions, and a reward for recapture of two described missing men. An advertisement promotes Clover and grass seeds for sale and provides descriptions of two men and a Devon-born soldier sought by Dublin authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Board of General Officers
Barrington
Dublin-Port
King’s End
Dungarvan
Whitehaven
Erwin
Laurence
Checkpoint
St. Michael of Dublin
Fohn
Glory
Dublin
Elizabeth
Christian
Arundel
Nors Boar
Drontheim
Success
Bally Hack
Ross
Katherine
Rotterdam
Wexford
Bourdeaux
Sverrant
Prince Pacquet
Holyhead
Pacquet
Naboth
Chester
Oporto
King David
Penelope
Lancaster
Piliaforder
Sarah
Milford
Leverpoole
Newry
Wiliam
London
Fane
Martha
Adalgaret
Glascow
Virginia
Dr. John
Sligehome
Prince Pasquet
High Mater
Endeavour
Londonderry
Prince Frederick Pacquit
Ct N. N
Fiolghean
Pasquet
Crown of
Org
Tree of Northam
Chepstow
Corea
Aberdevoie
Dubny Nantz
Falr Hydes
Betty
Col
Sohn
Chy
Margaret
Newegam
Cape Britain
Portaferry
Goodwil
Why Haven
Sailea
Balla
Helyhead
Swan
Barnstaple
Maderas
Dilinto
Eagle of
Boston
Anne
Polebeg
Abraham Wykinson
Golden Lane
John Barclay
Eustace’s Street
Nenagh
du Burgay
Regiment of Foot
Samuel Stones
Thomas Eastop
Peruke
John Look
Cambridge
John Archer
Eferted
Henry Hayman
William
Corke
Simon Sandys