Damaged Irish Auction and Shipping Notices of 1711
A long fragmentary 1711 Irish notice recounts naval movements with ships from Cork to Bristol, cargoes of wool yarn and skins, and several vessels under convoy. It adds local court, land auction and estate sale details, including Killruddery and Kilkenny lands, with sale terms and inventory notes. Also mentions a missing gentlewoman proclaimed dead and a price list for commodities alongside postal and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Magor
John Fleet
Henry Farneie
Gilbert Heathcote
Wilan Withers
F.ba Flee
Robert Dunkley
Henre Farnefe
Bristol
Sarap-Stoop
Hannah
Union
Cork
Sabella
Annz
Britt Ucpewell
Swansey
Brit
Warchere
Patience
Tesiow
Iracombe
Swanesy
Saflower
Coimbe
Balialt
Orr
Spiritual Court
Dito
Her Majesty
Firmouth
Lumby
Restoration
Hartnell
Colchester
Balchin
Charles Gary
Storey
Plyseouth
Marlborough
Mary
Elizabeth
Ann
Dsartha
Fames of
London
Newfoundland
Kinfalz
Nurkfelk
Deluan Gully
Yetterdas
Nicholas Trevanian
Dilla
Carrickfergus
Seurday
Der
Biton
Chef
Kilruth
Killofulan
Toborid
Crinaga
Kilkenny
Tullaghbrin
Gowran
Coun'y
Carsley Shep
Horfis
Mdix-tiny
Henry St. George
Enoch Colrs
Silkenny
Keruth
Killruddery
Larl
Meath
Suuaenar Bray
Veickiow
Dublin
Walldas
Bray
Killrudery
Powers-Court
Dick's Coffee House
Stinner-Row
Golden Ball
Williams
Griais
Peirce Archbold
Richard Archibald
Crookes-Town
County of Kildare
Edmund Fitzgerald
Martin Scuriog
Pierce Archbold
Mary Hows
Cartherlough
Hall
David Raboolt
Burton’s Head
Twatling Street
Howis