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Irish News Roundup From Dublin and Lively Abroad
A sprawling 1740s Dublin sheet reports Tory actions in Omagh, political talk in London on Ireland forces, arrests, rescues at Newgate, and ship arrivals. It notes Miss Bughes replaced, Count Lacy and General Keith aligned with the Duke of Courland, and Cardinal Fleury’s resignation rumors. Alerts include robberies, seizures, trials, and notices of sales, vacancies, and public auctions across Meath, Dublin, Wicklow, Galway, and Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
James Calgon
St. Peter's Church
Peter Bughes
Newgate
London
Lords and Commons
House of Commons
Ireland
House of Lords
Dause
All Ireland
Nathaniel Blaad
Count Lacy
Gneral Keith
Duke of
Spor
Foton House
Srehibe
Henry Ware
Stephen
Westford
Qasrum
Philoharmonic Society
Lockmn
Boyce
Curts Harman
St. Mary's Church
Vis Count Tyrone
Tamaquirk
Armagh
Linel
Mace
Bannan
Pouilterer
Cope
Nevill
Thurlay
George Sackville
Thomas Prenderpit
Serjeane Mershall
Euglsod
Prin
Perrle
Ballybarane
Mayo
Francis Blake
Egin Gallway
Jams Biglync Carrowmore
Gallwy
Edmond Stinton
Meath-Strez
Marshalfoas
Fach
Tolen
Ballentempte
Arcklow
Wicklow
John Westly
Garristown
Dubin
West Roblestown
Fieldstown
Hugh Lamsey
Hulkerry
Corke
Hugh Lamtey
Bllymaloe
Castlemartyr
E. Noy
Roger
Alexander Grant
Company of Grenadiers
Elfast
Royal Regiment of Foot
John Meason
Elgin Parish
Murray
Thomas’ Polock
Jack
Andéarn
Glasgow
George Johnston
A. Belet
Portlick and
Whinning
Weftnesth
Gabriel Stoakes
Shanon
Athlout
Ballymshea
Mont
Punthetown
County of
Kildare
Naas
Kilcullenbridge
Curragh
Richard Aller
Stepen’s Green
Charles O Neil
Punchestown
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