Dublin affizes report and Irish trade notes and calamities
From Dublin and various towns a sweeping dispatch reports conviction for rape and murder, burglaries and felonies at the affizes in Londonderry Omagh and Lisburne, a violent street assault on a watchman, a sudden illness of Reverend Jonathan Swift, ships and convoys nearing Liverpool and trade shocks in butter oatmeal and hides, a bumper corn market, several deaths by fever and a fatal accident in Francis Street, with remarks on embargo fears and transportation ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailymenah
Antrim
Thomas Bullen
Ste Warburgh
Diocese of
Kildare
Edenderry
Lisburne
Belfast
France
America
Hore
Omagh
St. Catharines
Jonathan Swift
Grattan
Ireland
Bey
London
Fiecles Hopkins
Richard Hopkins
St. George’s Church
Newgate
Kilkenny
Thomas-street
Thomas Bumford
Meath
Francis-street
County of Wicklow
John Hennis
Peter Hennis
Mark’s Alley
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Dublin
Londonderry
Powerscourt
Qurside
Buiskerry
Wicklow
Windgap
Kilcollen-bridge
Grey
Kirwan
Newzare
New Ron
Richard Wingfeld
Gerald de Courcy
Kingfale
Corke
Cork
Peter
Chereof
Dublin-Castle
JL Rurter
His Majesty’s Park de Phenix
Bublin
Lconey- Batter
J. Potter
William Mallow
Phoenix Park
Willian Mallow
John Crossthwait
J. Por Ter
N. B
Dr. Penny
Penny
Old Mayer
Desken
Po. Oz
Dr. Houpold