Delivery and Odd Harvest Rumors Across a London Week
Friday the Lady Glenorchy delivered at Cavendish Square. Saturday an eel two yards long and 52 pounds captured at Hackney. Merchants from Bristol protest a libel printed in Old Common Sense Journal, disowning the author. More stores ordered to supply Admiral Heddock in the Mediterranean. fleet expected to winter at Port Mahon.
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Glenorchy
Viscount Glenorchy
Bath
Henrietta-street
Cavendish Square
Hackney
Bristol
Gth Instant
Heddock
Mediterranean
Port Mahon
Dublin Notes and Elections Amid District Calamity and Crime
In Dublin on October 3 Henry Chanders a wool comber from Edenderry fell from a horse near Manooth while carrying wool and oil, dying from the fall. Alderman John Macarell was sworn Lord Mayor. Thomas Baker and George Ribtop were sworn sheriffs. A night of violence saw a bricklayer slain by a knife wound from his brother in law, the deputy constable of St. Michan's parish. Robert Cofack was knocked down and robbed of three pounds near Kevin trees. robbers were captured and jailed in Newgate. At the guild election Mr Thomas Broughton was chosen master, with William Grattan and Latouche junior as wardens for the year. Bread prices and office notices followed, including prints by the Printer of this Gazette offering debt prisoners printed summonses and related documents for discharge under the insolvency relief act.
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Dublin
Ocober
Henry Chanders
Edenderry
Manooth
John Macarell
Thomas Baker
George Ribtop
St. Michan’s
Robert Cofack
Kevin Ftrees
Newgate
Thoifel
Thomas Broughton
Bridgefoot Street
William Grattan
Abbey-street
Latouche
Defence of the Protestant Religion pamphlet notice
An item notes a pamphlet printed by George Gowan in Back Lane. The work titled Jus Publitped defends Protestant religion against Catholics recently left the Church of England. The price is listed as sixpence per copy or six shillings a dozen.
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Church of Rome
L. E
Church of England
George Gowan
Backlane
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Edward Martin
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Joseph Stockhill
Deval
Church Street
King’s Inns
David Wiliams
Joyner
Uffran Seq
Furcher
Jadter Prideaux
Churce
WN. B
Hugh Henry
Ephraim Dawfex
William Lennox
Henry and Company
Foid Hoy Kewry and Company
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Dawsom Vins
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