Kerry and Kerry Watch: Death of Earl of Kerry and Court Martial
A Kerry estate death and public notices fill a long excerpt. The Right Hon. William Fitz Maurice, Earl of Kerry, dies at Lixcaw Kerry after gout, leaving son Thomas Francis, and daughter Anne. A court martial aboard Duke Manuel W.2 acquits captains of the Wool wen and Severn men, found to have behaved properly. Additional notices cover bread prices, auctions, lands in Roscommon and Kilkenny, shipments, and local adverts.
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Severn
D B Lin
Gleadowe
Castle-street
Roth
Lixcaw
Kerry
William Fitz Maurice
Earl of
Vicsant Clanmaurice
Lixoaw
Russ
Kingdom of Ireland
Tomas Fix Maurice
Henry II
Birnee
House of Hanover
Hari of Cadogen
Ciy
Gertrude Limpert
Richard, Earl of
Cavan
Thomas Francis
Anne
Philipstown
King’s
Westmeath
Rogerson’s Way
George Rochfort
Samuel Grey
His Majesty’s Revenue
Ireland
George Welton
Skerries
Carlom-house
Meath
Duplin
Joojro
Oz R. Sheridan
Victor
Sheridan
Tho. Strettal
POR
Mail
Fortune
Bisdeford
Williams
Gueansey Rafen & Pitch
Rofe
Arcklow
Fagsn
feelLlocks
é&c.Lucy
London
Porter & Flax
Lewis
Glasgow
Carter
Maidenhead
Battycastle
Magauly
Ballatt
Chesterfield
Cheter
Mathews Home
Minerva
Dito
Mathews
Bomb
Ballast
Acehorse
Ditto
Dublin
Sparks Home
Wool & Bay Yarn
Minehead
Wikland
Milford Wool &c
Nonsuch
Milford
Laminghome
Wine
Seaflower
Pelafother
Muchet
Home
Monelt
Wexford
Allen
Liverpool
Casks
Lady Helena
Rotterdam
Francen
Hydes
Hanford
Lancaster
Lembe
Workington
Gatskle
Maderas
Batter
C. Vetera
Reekey
Jamaica
Sc.Handy
Bristol
Powel
Wool
Bayhorn
Elzabeth
Colchester
Howard
Cluath
Captain Weller
Chester
Carnarvon
Wilson
Portaferry
Catherine
Johnson
Chepstow
Lowre
Shillely
Wicklow
Joyners
Coopers
Miilwerk
Europe
William Taylor
Bride-street
Roscommon
Athlone
Lewis Hawkes
Columkill
John Ward
Thomas
Kilkenny
Gowran
Thomas-town
Ross
Waterford
Francis Flood
Polestown
George Flood
Diggs Street
Elephant
England
Churn-Inn
Plunket-street
Willam Brenan
Brenan
Newmarket
Ipswch
Stamford
Woham Brenan
Alice Dobson
Cloncullen
Westmeati
Frances Harman
William Sandys
Longford
Clonteagh
Newtown-Forbes
Earl of Darnley
John Hopkins
Abbey
Francis Hopkins
Mary's Abbey
Finglass
Connolly
William Green
Asbeeers
George Moore
Rereal
Jonge Jonker Haring van Haring Ma
Peter Felton
Belfast
North Rock
Cloghey Bay
Ferson
Thomas Gara
Alex. Stewart
Robert Witts
Hees Wilcox
Red Cross
Thomas-street
Edward Hore
Dick’s
Mrlancholy
APOEM
How
Cork-hill
Hoey
Skinner-row
Wynne
William
Mary
George I
N. Tindal
Alverstoke
Hampshire
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Angel and Bible
Dame-street
Frankford
King’s County
Bir
Tullamore
Curtpers
Duke of Devonshire
Childers
Marquis of Lothian
Rend
Yorkshire
Capt. Dickson
Mountpleasant
Thomas Exhar
Land
Davin Dickson
Lutterel Town
Callan
Clonmel
Faid Land
Ballyfere
Curragh
Kildare
Kilcullin Bridge
Ballyfax
Francia
Annesley
John Lyndon
Bottlemount
Henry Earl of Thomond
Mace Ea
Ballymoyeran
Caslow
Ieee
Killane
Rabeen
Garryart
Forth
Catherlough
Baroy
Jacob Peppard Warren
Cathericugh
John Barlow
Tho. Rotheram
Crofffrum
Loughern
Retheram
Theobald
Downstown
Robert Forrister
Mike
Navan
Seaton
Henry Agar
Merioneth
North Wales
Liwyn
Delgelle
Iefshan
Plafs Newydd
Pearhun
Thomas Prendergast
Bart
Richard Vaughan
Nant Y Cemes
Denbigh
North
Wile
Kiltolrugh
Castlethhin
Ballindolghan
Efliman
Margeret M'Denn
Staford-street
Samoeh Oueos
Ateamey
Ballymore
Rescommes
Mather Swiney
James Digges Latouche
Matt
Francis Gladwell
Wrardens
Slane
Lawrence Crosbie
Grainggeegh
Crosbie
Lard
Criénians
Matthew Smyth
John Monaghan
Patrick Sullivan
Gid High Road
Knockaneeny
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