Admiralty Instructions for Prize Captures and Marque Rules
The document outlines naval prize procedures for captors and privateers, detailing prize condemnation abroad, required records, and prohibitions. It covers warrants, Bail, distribution shares, and enforcement by the High Court of Admiralty, plus penalties for violations and duties to aid enemy targets. It also includes a Dublin weather and local notices section with storms, thefts, and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisajesty
Cairy
Admirai
Melefly
Privy Council
High Court of Admiralty
Admiralty
Princeil
P.pers
Geat Brain
Secretary of the Admiralty
Reward schemes and notices from the Dustin Society
The Dustin Society advertises multiple rewards for agricultural feats between 1741 and 1742. Prizes include fifty pounds in plate for the greatest fall of lay ground, ten pounds for manuring with marl lime or gravel, and ten pounds for wheat yield per acre in 1742. Also a fifty-pound plate reward for planting timber with hedges and fences, plus notices of meetings and officers in Dublin and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praemiums
Dublin
Acre
Dean Maturin
Grafton-street
Thomas Prior
Elys Hoxie
Bolton-street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshalsea
Bride-street
Marlborough-Street
Duntary
Heath
Kilmainham
Skerries
John Adamson
Guild of Merchants
Thomas Read
Patrick Ewing
Inns Quay
Ringfénd
Loyal Watson
Saltcoats
Mitchell
Windham
Holyhead
Wexford
Warreg
Mah
St. Martins
Whitehaven
Workington
Nicholson
Dronton
Ogle
Peter
Bridget
Christian Lands
Knoadson
Goodwill
Whiteshaven
Pearson
Dranton
Leverpoole
Weseley
Dlin
Penny Qosi
The
Dustin Society
Governor, and Co
Kingdom of Ireland
House of ‘Lords