Stormbound Rum Sailors Rescued amid Dublin Notices
The report details a wrecked vessel bound for Dublin after a storm, with crew saved and aided by two brothers and their tenants who provided shelter, clothing, and meals. It notes deaths of local figures, a court case for murder, theatre announcements, and multiple ship arrivals and cargoes along with hops and cider competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Samuel Dean
Glatscarrick
Wexford
James Stopford
Eubgs
Fetheaid
London
John Thomas
Dublin Alerchant
Stopford
Mtoe
Tursday
Mill-Street
Thomas Hamilton
Latouche
David Latouche the Younger
Castle-Street
Hunt
Edward Hunt
Francis Street
City of Dublin
William Scriven
King’s Bench
Thomas Guest
William Guest
Smock Alley
Captain Mackheath
Reynolds
Dawson-Street
Mortimer
Proby
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Rum
Waterford
Dublic
Penychair
Caurgoe
Port New S&s
Ringsend
Lovell
Holyhead
Wexord
McCarty
Bariey
Wicklow
Atkinson
Hope
Dublin
Thompson
Swanzey
Haley
Suttle
Howard Tente
C. Souly
Lancaster
Pennington
Southampton
Webster
Histings
Stevens
Jones
Dispatch
Liverpool
Woodhouse
C. Hibernia
Whitehaven
Mason
Wyndham
Owens
Lawrell
Workington
Harrison
Forrest
Harris
Richard
Rotterdam
Draper
Bristol
Chester
Rimmer
Tarrant
Young
Seaflower
Shaw
Cape-Fear
Handy
Davis
Milford
Beggs
Barbara
Muls
Ford
Crandle
Beeby
Robbe
Elizabeth
Reed
Lionett
Williams
Earl of Darby
Tomliton
Tanner
Woolaston
Sturgys
Chepstow
Union of
Dublin Jones
Titup
Lanaiter
Bacchus
Berk
Jesle
Muckelt
Betty
Filgate
Carteret
Poolbeg
Wind
Dublin-Bar
Thomas-Street
William Hoey
County of Wicklow
John Masterson
County of
Anthony Atkinson
King’s County
Altho
Kilkenny
Arthur Dennis
Summer Hill
Meath
Samuel Bryan
Old Bridge
Dennis
England
Peter Wixson
Gay’s Head
Fownes-Street
Dame-Street
M& Fn
Gay
Duke of Queensbury
P. Wilson
M de Murfraux
Swearer
Traveller
Winter
Wileman
Xantinger
Zany
Q. Horatiii
Horace
Gether
Earl of
Rostomman
Theatre Royal
Drury
Iggi
Mareth
John Earl of
Orrery
Hadden Gy
Mr.Thomson
Coust
A. B
Treasury Office
Nere Agia Rae
Tool
General Post Office
Dustin
Scotland
Breland
Lland
Flanders
Pachapen
Ireland
France
Don Port-Patrick
Marmaduke Wavill
Barteze
The
Dustin Society
Nav
Ns 1742
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Man