Death and Royal News From Dublin and London
Reports from Dublin and London recount the death of Lad Ladiae of Peaeghe a high order member, political shifts including John Gotten’s conversion to Roman Catholicism, smallpox concerns for Princesses Amelia and Caroline, a death at Young Man's Coffeehouse, and a royal delay of Hanover departure. Also notes on a bank loan offer for Malt lottery participants, Quicksilver transport plans from Cadiz, a major ship arrival, parliamentary returns, and property lease sales in Cork Street with notices for further inquiries.
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Tata
Peaeghe
Ux Garter
Ayzi
Widafor
Letley
Down and Connor
Ireland
Amelia
Carolina
Charing-Cross
Batersea
John Gotten
Preston
Robert Cotton
Hanover
Cadiz
Spanish West- Indies
Temple Bar
Cork Street
Dolphins Barn
Widdow
William Beere
Deceas
Nicholas Carter
Carters Lane
Lazers Hill
Samuel Sporle
Big Thomas Court
Dublin
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Sadlers
Cape Paflaro
Potey
William and Elizabeth
Bafitetis
Downs
St. Christophers
The
Laft
St. Germans
Binney
Philip Cavendith
Kellington
Copplestog
Tho
Lutwych
Eigs
Lefeird
Edward Ifiot
Whitworth
Bigs
Launerston
Alexander Pendarvis
John Friend
Penryn
Sidney Meadows
Edward Vernon
Efqs
Truro
Spencer Cowper
Wyndham
St. Michael
Charles Selwyn
John Hedges
Fowey
Nicholas Vincent
John Goodall
West-Low
John Trelawney
George Delavall
East-Low
John Smith
Horatio Walpole
Saltash
Thomas Swanton
Edward Hughes
Flint
Roger Mortyn
Shire of
Dumfries
Charles Ershin
Angue
James Scot
Loggié Eq
Sutherland
Wm. Gordon
Caple Street
Drogheda