Turbulent London and Dublin News Brought to Light
Reports from London and Dublin recount a fire in Cock Hill near Bell Wharf destroying dozens of houses, and ongoing military concerns with Gibraltar and Hungary. Parlementary funds, insolvency relief acts, and appointments in Dublin are noted, along with marching forces and an expected Ottoman naval response to troubled Brabant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Asa
London
Gibraltar
Algaziras
Sabine
England
Madrid
Coomes
Cock Hill
Rarcliff Highway
Bell Wharf
Gates
Stricklards
Robinser
Cleves
Constantinople
Porte
Hungary
Mer
Brussels
Brabant
Grand Signier
His Majesty’s Victualing Office
Sir John Norris
Lisbor
Jeremiah Donovan Claims Lands Sale Under Old Settlement
Jeremiah Donovan and Jeremiah Donovan junior dispute a Deed of Settlement assigning lands in Kilmackbea Carpynabieg Knocklagh Gormadocge Ballinlogh Ballyryeen Meng nyra Keymore and more to heirs and their successors. John Donovan contends the lands were settled on Jeremiah Donovan senior during life and on heirs male, while he asserts his own right to inherit and warns buyers that they purchase at their own peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
William Walker
Bride-skreet
Ballatt
Thomas Curtis
Robert Curtis
Alderman Curtis
Meath
Robert Allen
Viscount Allen
Lord Barrymore
Lord Dillon
Lord Mountgarrret
Count Taaffe
England
Keeler
Church Street
Old Bridge
Naas
Kildare
Patrick Wisely
Kilcock
Gardiner
Bryan Dealy
Corke
Corny
Cork
Kilmackbea
Carpynabieg
Knocklagh
Gormadocge
Ballinlogh
Ballyryeen
Meng Nyra
Keymore
Feremiah Donnovan
Jeremiah Donnevan
Donnoven
John Donnovan
Jeremiah Donnovan
Donnovan
Admission of Invalid Soldiers to Dublin Castle Committee
Notice from the Governors of the Royal Hospital stating a committee will meet at His Majesty's Castle of Dublin on Monday the 18th of October to admit invalid soldiers from named regiments who are maimed, aged, infirm, or unserviceable after seven years service. Officers and regimental agents must attend with certificates signed by regimental and troop or company commanders and the regiment surgeon. Soldiers must appear in person to be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hospital
His Majesty’s Castle of
Dublin
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Deb
St. Sepulchers
Mogleee
Ponsonby
Wentworth
Pearte
Cathcart
Legonier
Adolphus Oughton
Molemorth
Bowles
Lord
Orkney
Sutton
James Wood
Bragg
Otway
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