Gibraltar Trade Memorial and Bristol Charity Tale 1784
A piecemeal 1784 report covers Gibraltar trade memorials, port status, and ministerial intent to restore trade rights at Gibraltar as a free port. It also recounts a Bristol charity tale of Mr V aiding a destitute milk-woman and four children, leading to a woman’s death and Mr Y’s generous response and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Bristol
Clifton
Mr.v
Mr. V
Mr. Y
G. Yeatley
Fraud and Theft Reports Spark Heights of Liberty Vigil
A chaotic London era piece describes arrests for shoplifting and watch theft in the Liberty district, with a pub attack and counterfeit gear seized. It notes sheriffs, constables, and the public craving safety as reform advocates urge unity and equal representation to preserve public freedom. Strong entities include St Sepulchre, Capel, New Prilod, and General Cudninghim, with references to Irish peers and political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuldin
balRa-guinea
Piralico
St. Sepulchre
Publican
Ted Greta Sethi Wppich
Ténterdih
Marrowbone-lane
Meio
Prilod
Ari
Bridewell
Leinster
Charlemont
Aldborough
Riverslale
Marley
Bernard
Colclougly
Neille
Hibernia
Ireland
Prefest
Itenid House
Charity Sermon for School Support Held in Par Church
A charity sermon will be preached in the Par Church of Waterford on the 23d by Rev. Christopher VI Ded, with George Sutton as treasurer. Proceeds and a collecting for support of the POGR SCHOOL will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Christopher VI
Waterford
POGR
George Sutton
Willie
ST. Peter's Church
Pher Butson
Watesford
Ireland
Foi
Prucefaar
Stephen’ Gren
Aedh
Down and Connor
Bightrés Buyr
Duce
Lodge
Rathbrane
Meath
Slane
Michael Flood
Jontsch
Dublin
Ballimun
Sanry
William Kavanagh
Juhn Leving
John Hunt
Ely
Staphea-reet
Pargicn Frnon
Furnished House for Lease and Land grant details
Fragmentary notice concerning leasing a furnished house with coach house and stables, rent and profit rent details, and a grant of lands in King's Court. Mentions John Gatral, Upholder, Nicholas English, Andrew Ardirenks, Henry Betagh, and locations in Dublin and Clara near Tullamore. Date references include February next and 178s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrion
Earl of Morning
Poffiffien
John Gatral
Odiden
Whittle
Uphulder
Great George’s-street
King’s Court
Andrew Ardirenks
Clara
Tullamore
Henry Betagh
York-firget
Dublin
Marax
Hin Majesty's Custom House
Monck Mason
John Parnell
Duulese
Joauthy
Admiralty Court
N.B
Geo. Cottingham
Clek
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Holyhead
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Billighawn
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St. Andrew Street
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His Majesty’s Revenue
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