Description of Kilkenny Cave Adventure and Alarming Details
A lengthy account from Dublin Journal describes a cave near Kilkenny Ireland explored by Rev John Perry and companions. They detail a three-vent system, narrow passages, petrified formations and a rock chair entity within the central vent. Bones including human remains lie near a cold clear pool, raising questions about origin and possible past murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Ireland
Physico-Historical Society
Davin
John Perry
Poem and legal notices echo in a Dublin year 1749 page
A mix of verse praising actors Mossop and Zanga and a grand jury notice in Dublin 1749, listing several authors and editors accused of libel, sedition, and mischief against the Lord Lieutenant. Names include Charles Lucas, Andrew Murray, William Darquier, and John Pigott with a separation settlement and warnings to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mossop
Zanga
Mossop
Zerre
Dublin
Charles Lucas
City of Dublin
Earl of Harrington
Great Britain
Ireland
Andrew Murray
Wiliam Darquier
Benjamin Sarton
Timothy Alien
Arthur Lamprey Edmun Gub
Edward Meares Ché
Nodilean
Jono Meaes
Jono
Hood Thomas White Rob
Gates _ Charles Willcocks
George Cartwright
Adair Simon Gautier
Willian Elllison
Henry Duggas Rhilinse Swettenham
Katherine
John Pigott
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Faulkner
the Dublin Journal
Jowett
Arthur Helfham
Westmeath
Smithfield
King Lear
Burton
Latouche
Scotland
Europe
Liffey
Benson
Fownes
Oedipus
Sophocles
Losginus
Soomrfinens Club
Dame-street
True-Blue Club
Kilmain
Col. Browne
Mr. Diggs
Jaffier
Belvidere
Otway
Rowe
Calista
Califia
Iscarce
Enots
Salem
Dever
Ss Ag
Souke
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