Vast Dispatches and Royal Absences From Court and Warships
Reports from Jamaica and Europe describe a four-ship squadron to the Streights under Captain Trevor, a pirate Cassandra wreck near Jamaica, and ongoing royal travels. Mourning for Prussian royalty, Hanover departure, and Mrs. Fairfax’s death are noted, with pledges of pardon and political oaths stirring public notices.
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Ireland
Hanover
Richmond
House of Lorrain
Streights
Trevor
Jamaica
Cassandra
East India Company
Keys
Panama
Fairfax
Down and Connor
Princess of Wales
Chamberlain
Mary Watch
Holland
Andreot
Raffir
Sweden
Stockholm
Payne
Newgate
Court of Aldermen
Great Britain
Isle Bridge Weyres robbed and trap set warning
Advertisements report that the Weyres at Island Bridge were broken into on Saturday night and the watch house robbed with iron bars removed. A reward of two games is offered for the offender. To deter further crimes, pits and traps will be set. citizens urged to avoid the area. Also dated July 29 1723, two horses were stolen near Cork by John Conner alias Conner, held by Cork Sheriff. the public told to claim horses if found.
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Scotland
Wales
Berwick Upon ‘Tweed
France
Madrid
M. Ham
States General
Assaslins
Holland
Giberalter
Barbery
Ormond
Earl of Arran
Staines
Island Bridge
William Fariss
Mand Bridge
Cork
John Conner
Conner
Crimlin
Dublin
Dublin printer advertises in Dame's Street shop
The notice states that .Catson prints in Caghill Court on Dame's Street Dublin opposite the Cade-Aierce and that advertisements are received there.
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Dublin
Catson
Caghill Court
Dame’s Street
Cade-Aierce