Forfeited Estates and Treaties Mention in 1719 Chronicle
Notices cover a sale of forfeited estates at 6400 1. Sterling above 19 years purchase, with totals around 1,292,461 Sterling. France names Mareschal d Estees and Abbot du Bois to negotiate borders of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton with Mr. Poltney and Mr. Bladen for Britain. Reports of the Earl Marshal of Scotland serving Spain, seizure of suspects at the Briel in Holland, and a Bill against Popery in Ireland. Dispatches from Vigo describe British naval actions, Spanish landings, and looting, with convoy plans and troop movements. Includes ads on plays, charity subscriptions, and local notices of missing livestock and goods for sale.
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Ejingurss
Yeserday
Panemare
England
Sterling
London
Ottob
France
Nam
Mareschal
Estees
Abbot du Bois
Poltney
Bladen
Britannick
Nova Scotia
Cape Bretton
Pulsteny
Briel
Holland
Archibald Johnson
Browne
William Hepburne
David Murray
Preston
Earl of Cadogan
Hague
Ireland
Scenie
Claus E
Mighells
Vigo
Galicia
Siore
Royal Ann Gally
Lyons
John Jennings
Yds Mill Ward
John Norris
Lulcon
Hanover
Devitcher
Vite
Marty
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Chefis
Charles Shadwell
Hillary
Lucas
Custom House
N. B
Joseph Lee Upholder
Sycamore Alley
Yrolen
Ballyheath
Kilkenny
Asboucar
Paces
Bob
James Langely Merchant
Dublin
Patrick Brennan
Castledermot
Green
Catherloe
Johan Oldfield
Killkenny
Capt
Chanter
Caffen
Richard Perry
Clonmel
Benjamin Lawton
Cork
Sansuct Taverner
Limerick
Edward Weeks
Waterford
Warborough
Dullin
Tublin
Gwyn Needbanast
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