Dublin News Briefs Report Batting War Hopes and Local Affairs
Dublin in late May 1746 reports John Capponge fevered after a murder charge as Admiral Vernon’s fame grows with two baptisms. Archbishops move clergy, ships bring barley, and Thomas Styles the silk weaver dies. Letters claim Cartagena taken, Spanish plunder noted, and Dublin bread prices ordered by the Lord Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Capponge
Anthony Tanner
Sabe
Oyer and Ter- Miner
Admiral Vernon
Vernon
Dublin
Leslie
Donawand
Feltrim
St. Nicholas
Matthew Pilkington
St. Andrew’s
Feltsim
Sarah of
Meath
Thomas Styles
London
Laws
Shrewsbury
Dan Leuer
Charles Wager
Chester
Plymouth
Carthagena
B.S. In
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Jape
Meath-Rreet
Jay
Wheeten Po. O. Dr. OO
Penny
Penny Bok
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Samuel Cooke
Arthur Buthe
Theophila Reading
Thomasg.Buthe
Therwise Kendal
Mary Kendall
Joseph Saiman
Parliamencin
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Ireland
Charles Kendall
Thomas Bushe
Arthur Bushe
Eas Martin Bryen
Clonmel
George Gowan
Holy-Cross
Tipperary
Smuel Corbett
Hoby
Cross
Black Lyon
Angel-ally
Samuel Corbet
UBLIN
J Gowan