Robberies and public notices from Dublin to Minorca in 1738
Articles describe two armed robberies near Casson and between Duiganoun and Callidon with a captured gang tied by a vinegar maker. Government appointments mend regimental commands in Minorca. Dublin notes discuss grass seed culture, Clover and Rye-Grass guidance, and seed quantities for crops. Also listed are a broad land auction in County Tipperary and a police reward for fugitives with detailed property declarations.
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Tynae
William Scotrihs
Petty
Casson
Duiganoun
Callidon
Cul. Pagett
General Moyle
Foot
Minorca
Gal. Decumie
Pagett
Dubim
Richard Hawley
Howard
Regiment of Foot
Decurie
Clayton
Regimnt of Foot
Flanders
Francis Hawley
Ireland
Win Chither
Jame
Roe Lwin
Moragnan
Monaghan
Armagh
Drogheda
Boyd
Fhisits Rotiférta Fechas
Dublin Society
St. Fein
Tom
Lucerne
Genety
St. Fotn
Tryal
Glover
Boin
Nce
William Parsons
Parsonstown
King’s County
Laurence Parsons
Yieland
George Leadwell
John Leadweil
Thomas Leadweil
Carden Bennett
Thomas Bennett
Ead
Bryan Flue
George
Folaion
Hetegl
Sheritich
Saad
Pisa
Sherlock
Sobbery
Suedock
Redmond
Giysre
Tipperary
Canick
Upper
Ormond
Beeckerh
Lisbine
Aid
Pss
Boas An
Maletford
Limerick
Hettle
Ata
Sieedbad
Dublin
Fox Thai Furgate
Mn Adres Kennedy
Killierath’s
Tra & Mar