Bound for Carolina and other imperial ventures reported
The item notes ships bound for Carolina under His Excellency John Tinker and Elgs aboard Refe, plus Florence reports of the Great Duke's engineer returning from France with workmen for iron works and cannon. It also mentions the Sch Sig. Lantero's transfer to Leghorn after a trust breach, a new 4,400,000 pound bank subscription at premium, and news of a son for Sir Robert Eden.
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Carolina
John Tinker
Bahama Islands
Florence
M. Jodua
France
Lantero
Sienna
Republick of
Genoa
Hence
Leghorn
Republick
Ogobet
Rober Eden
Bart
East-India Company
Great Britain
East Indies
India
Texel
Vienna
Council of War
Getingen
Hangary
the Treasury
William. Starkey
Prohibition on Exports Amid Broad Civil Actions This Week
This week reports say relief efforts began with the Earl of Rothes and Colonel Roses establishing a foundation for widows in Great Britain. A ship laden with 100 barrels of Beck was stopped and refused clearance at Castle Houses, condemned at Cotk Frehob with tea valued at 5000 Fy, shown to be imported to be run.
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Earl of Granard
Viscount Lanesborough
Parkgates
Rathfarnham
Grocer
Thomaseftrece
Revenue
Earl of Rothes
Roses
Great
Caftowz
Cotk
Defence of the Protestant Religion by L. E. a Son of the Church
A defense against converts to Rome asserts the departure from Protestantism was unwarranted. Published by two gentlemen who recently joined Rome, it argues the move lacked cause and presents the work for public benefit. Printed by George Gowan in Back-lane near Mculla’s Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Rome
L. E
Church ‘of England
George Gowan
Directions for Church Wardens and Sidesmen at Dublin
Odor Prideaux prints a manual directed to church wardens and sidesmen. The work, authorized by the late Lord Archbishop of Dublin, is recommended for constant reading and consultation after election to help discharge duties without oath breach.
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Odor Prideaux
Dublin
Sermon Preached at Chris Church Dublin 1709 Occasion
A sermon delivered at Chris Church Dublin on 25 1709 before Thomas Earl of Wharton and other lords. Presented by William late Lord Archbishop of Dublin, with formal addresses to the nobility and high officials of Ireland.
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Chris Church
Dublin
Thomas Earl of Wharton
Fiberacat
Ireland
Gree Walliam
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Oc Ober
Danie
Dudley Reddy
GH Ds
Rae
Crédinergu Hnen
Edward Ney
Iqid
Edward Noy
Regiften
G. Wwithout
Eaulces Crane DC Igewregeg
Edward Martin
John Barker
William Fearns
Dennis Delany
Crofeeldharbor
Blefingrous
Wickid
Dennis Dellany
Bether
Memnyayi
Mount Ore
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