London and Dublin News From a Morning Assembly
A lengthy mixed chronicle describes a Buckingham entertainments at Conally near Cattetown, a wooden Ringfend bridge, and plans for a new Ringf town street. It covers naval actions by Paul Jones and the Ottoman fleet, ship losses, and a report on Irish auctions, crime, and public disturbances. It notes wool trade input, tallow exports, and domestic industry, plus social notices of mortality, theft, and a coastal voyage. It ends with births, marriages and a note on the Barrymore fortune and estate.
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Marquis of Buckingham
Nmber
Ele& Friends
Cattetown
Ringfend
Potemkin
ggXing
Soltko
Mofith
Paul Jones
Prince Nafsau
Aprax
Rybas
Comte de
Mabington
America
Winter
Hich Siiter
Grieg
Ork
Pacha
Ream
I Turith
Naad Varna
Siam
Shipa
Octakow
Rere
Paul Wee Varng
England
Byrne
Londonderry
Greenland
Carri
Leviathan
Alderman Pra Otie
Faye
Leinster Street
John Geoghegan
St. Cermain’s
France
Caroline Barry
Earl of Barrymore
Count Melfort
Dart Melfort
Scotland
James Hol
Bark
Barrymore
Harrington
Proclamation on vellum parchment and paper duties Dublin 1738
A proclamation by Nugent Buckingham as Lord Lieutenant sets annual prices for vellum parchment and paper duties under an Act of Parliament. It lists duty rates for different sizes and types, including bonds and attorney fees, issued at Dublin Castle on April 15, 1738.
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Ireland
Nugent Buckingham
George Grenville Nugent Temple
Marquis of
Buckingham
Liewtenant
Kingdom
Theland
Kerry Bonds
Hiv Mette
Dublin
Lypis Lxcelemy
Alleyne Piccherery
Transcribed Irish Indictment Notice on Transport for Felony
The document records an indictment from Dublin General Quarter Sessions dated December 1987, naming Peter Mitchell and others as defendants for forcibly seizing lands at Dawdings Soon in County Dublin and facing possible transportation as felons. The notice lists authorities, proclamations, and legal actions to surrender, with the King’s peace and statutory processes referenced.
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Buckingham
Dublin
Certan
Hector
Micjetty
Mericay
Hone
Abell
Avra
Thia
Tima
Hinet
The
Tomn
Kalden
Cilmainhan
John ‘Yolet
Peter Mitchell
Ballymore Eustace
Mitchell
Lord George the
Loodings
Couny
Dawdings
Patrick
Doyle
John Mitchell
Richard Mitchell
Council
Lifford
C. Drogheda
Earlgart
Teftus
Y.h. Hutchinson
John Parnell
Hugh Cavieson
E. Yelverton
J. Blaquiere
H."i Clements
James Cuil
John Fie-Gibbon
Alleyney
Heiber
God Save the King
Reward Offered in Whiteboy Case Amid Cloyne Parish Strife
Local authorities publish a broad reward and offer mercy for those who aid arrest of convent felons tied to a November feud in Cloyne Diocese. The proclamation names Mathew Galvin of Lidarpurk and Denis Twomey as key suspects in a series of robberies and a fatal assault, urging any witnesses to come forward. The document vows punishment for perpetrators and protection for informants.
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Lord Lieutenant
Council of
Ireland
Nugent Buckingham
Hereeas
Cloyne
Banftry
Cok
Thomas Smeddy
Mathew Galvin
Lidarpurk
Damier Drifcoll
Caitlgtran
Faid
Reinimm
Dente Twomey
Daniel Drifcull
Patti
Driscull
Yeni
Beng
Farbarour
Ishumar
Ani Wedu Bereny
Periony
Denia de Hall
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Newgate
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Liffey
Bloody-bridge
Ton
Chapelized
Arerrand
Palmerstown
Hiouse
Baltic
Britain
Saya
Northamptonshire
Ucicehterthire
Lincolnshire
Carter
Bonn
Ani
Shera
Chiden
Meath
Fare
Fotis
J Magne
Udaad Carer
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