Letters from the Front Describe Naval Preparations and European Turmoil
Readable fragments report on British naval plans, privateer efforts, ship outfittings, and supply orders for Jamaica, the Mediterranean, and Portmahone. News notes tallies, privateering actions, Spanish moves in Savoy, plague in Calabria, and troop movements near Alsace amid Austro-French conflicts. Also mentions New York and Barbadoes privateering, and local Dublin civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butters
St. Jose
Adm _Haddock
Sonides
Joseph
Itis Bute
Mangilvar, &c
Navy
Jamaica
Woolwich
Tov
Matthews
Cheshire
Grenoble
Lyons
Geneva
Savoy
Italy
Leghorn
Calbria
Naples
Cephalonia
St. Maur
Carolina
Charlotte
Fubbs
Louisa
Holland
Board of Ordnance
Witnalling Office
His Majesty
Portmahone
Gibtar
Spire
Aremberg
Landaland
Germersheim
Likewill
Noailles
Upper Alsace
Medwich
Hungary
Antigua
Marshal Coigny
de-Balincourt
Rheinweiller
Luppo
New-York
Warren
Barbadoes
Liverpool
Ely
Rhodeland
Dover
Hampshire
Fox
Plymouth
Cruzing
Seahorse
Bornell
Hudson’s Bay
Garret
Isle of May
India
London Assurance
Prem
Maritime arrivals and cargoes from Whitehaven to Killough port
A dated eighteenth century shipping list notes arrivals and ballast status of vessels including Windham Packet and Oak of Killough with cargoes of corn, timber, coals, and hemp. It records multiple ships sailing to ports like Holyhead, Carlingford, and Londonderry, with mentions of rabbits, kelp, and slaves, followed by a crime notice about Katherine Conolly offering a reward for identifying those responsible for killing nine sheep in County Kildare and a promise of pardon for the first to convict accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsend
Har Gilkor
Drontheim
Hopewell
Belfash
Dowell
Home
Windham
Society of Whitehaven
Willis
Oak
Killough
Wells
Hagan
Carlingford
Triumph
Chester
Rylands
Nancy
Londonderry
Marshal
Windham Packet
Owens
Holyhead
Mail
Margaret
Portaferry
Donnan
Brisol
Mary
Waterford
Whitehaven
Hodgson
Galway
Michael
Cowin
Olive
Kenard
Lotilda
Rothery
Carveret
Bowzer
Decreed Irish estate sale set for July bidders rise
Pursuant to a High Court decree in Ireland estate lands and premises mortgaged to the plaintiff are ordered sold by public cant to the highest bidder. The sale will occur at the Chancery Chamber on the six o clock day of July 1743. Purchasers must deposit one third of the purchase money. Notes include prior leases to Coughlan and Armstrong, with survivable rights and notices. The Garry Castle barony and King’s County are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Chancery Chamber
Callaghan
Leafe
Francis Coughlan
Edmond Armstrong
Ann Coughlan
MPM
Arun Contilidt
Andrew Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ireland
Limerick
Arthur Roche
Henry Leares
Richard Maunfel
Esgr’s
Matthew Mc.Nemara
Benjamin Reche
Gore
Edmond Netterville
Zachary Johnson
Dublin
Duke of Devonshire
Parliament House
Kings-End
Horith
Tingham
Lally
Hiew Watza
Doszin Bar
Eas
Katharine Conolly
Kildare
Katherine Conolly
Dublin Castle
Hugh Conelaghan
Ann Coughisn
George
Jom Nullock
Mes. JA
Aper Acre
Cowe
Coughlan
Castle- Edmond Arm
Firong
Reagh
Ditto
Yjames
Peter
Daley
Andrew Ma
Lemanaghi