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Provisions Plunder and New Irish Appointments Unfold
Soldiers and others plundered plantations near Negro Vale and Withy Wood then returned in triumph. Reports tell of larger groups settling south of Negro Vale, north of Withy Wood, with wild hogs and harvests nearby. Dublin Castle announces commissions to Charles Lord Cathcart as governor of Durcaeston, Edward Webster and others as Cornets and Commissaries, plus new militia leadership. Galway reports MP John Staunton dies. Earl of Thomond arrives aboard Dublin Yacht with dignitaries. New pamphlets and periodicals advertised for 1735 with a wealth of literature and sermons on virtue and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.ms, &c
Negro Vale
Withy Wood
Dublin-Castle
Charles Lord Cathcart
Durcsa
Mix Gneral Philip Hollywood
Edward Webster
Mosiiworth
Digcone
Maynard Festefolle
Robert Leigh
Jeffery Amherst
Legouier
Regiment of Horse
Charles Mercier
James Wail
Galway
John Staunton
Alexander Staples