Wars and Weddings in Ireland and England 1739
A mixed Dublin and Wicklow page reports ship arrivals from Bengal to London with goods, a fog delays vessels, a court action for criminal conversation yields sixpence, clashes at Oxmantown Green injure many, horse races feature a Black Mare triumph, plus poems, notices on bread prices, auctions, and publications including printing proposals and books on horses and farming.
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Ytreland Kinsale
Princess Mary Ofad
London
Tun
George Miiain
Bengal
Sale-petre
Wicklow
Atorney
Wexford
Drumcomin
China
Perfon
John Plunkett
Edward Carry
Charles Martain
Drumcondra
Cesert
Mary Coghill
Fletcher
Essex-street
Dublin
Stephens
Dubbo
Minster
Soos
James Cavindith Duke
Newcastle
Horfeman
Europe
Florkm
James Vn Bekins
George's Lane
Weer
Nsw
Hac Tone
Isac Newton
Charles XH
Sweden
Voltaire
Charles XI
Pristol
Médhal Mctheglin
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Lord Burtivant
Sir William Burdett
Bellona
Astra
J. B
Gene
Ellona
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Astreza
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Earth
Olympus
Horace
Scriberis Vario
Carolina Cavendith
Charsworth
Duke of Devonshire
Ponsonby
the &R
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Pope
Cerefins
Besary
Cibber
Idarel
Britania
Matlock-Bath
Boston-well
Queen
Grim Poole
Alice
Po.oz
Direene
Brett Norton
Bowles
Ames McLinch
Burris
Offuly
Queens County
Farlow
Philipstown
Offaly
George Gardiner
Dunmaddigan
Tully
Monaghan
Richard Johmston
John Reilly
Kennedy
Lance
Baghae
Col. Stratford
Bunch
Sand
Archbold
Anglesey
R. Burton
Ceks
Mrs Dimple
Grounfell
Keating
Warren
Simock
Glyn’s Bay
Earl of Anglesey
Nancy
Jord Buttivant
Nevill
Parsons
Ferny Graydon
Goodin
Webb
Earl of An Cley
Agar
Dogherty
R. Borrow
Spence
War. Crosbie
W’. Bartlett
Mr. Eustace
Furzgerald