Dung harbour loading dock and canal projects noted
Reported plans for a North harbour dock to ease dung and manure loading, with a ten mile section of the Grand Canal toward Athy and an Aqueducia. Also details on Irish and European affairs, crime, and trade as ships and markets face disruptions and prices rise amid political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monastereven
Athy
Darrow
Shannon
England
Evans
Jessop
George’s Quay
Marka
John
Carter’s Alley
John Parrel
Denmark+street
Charles Frederick Weyer
Dublin
Europe
France
Madrid
Spain
San Ildefonso
West Indies
Lord Lucan
Sweden
Frances
Stockholm
Holland
Rufftia
Rogerson's Quay
We of Man
Cumberland
St. George's
Irish Channel
Oug Pethi
Letter From Whitehaven Debunks Irish Eruption Rumor
A June 35 communication from Whitehaven dismisses circulating papers claiming an eruption near Knocklade Ireland. It cites two townsfolk as witnesses to the false calamity tale, hints at coalmine manipulation, and notes impending repeal of Dublin brewery taxes amid shifting exchange and remittances impacting prices and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehaven
Knocklade
Ireland
Ballycastle
Ferrorem
Dublin
London
Royal Exchange
Earl of Donegal
Board of Longitude
Dunn
West India
Powell
England
Hill
China
Canton
Equam
Hambrock
Hambrook
Reefigge
Four guineas freed prisoners in City Marshalsea case
Me Edwards states receiving four guineas from an unknown lady enabling four pilsagers to gain release from the City Marshalsea and one guinea from a Jury at Swift's Hospital for preaching to the poor. A denial is issued of the marriage between John Boice and Mrs M Evoy. Death notice: Richard Hall suddenly dies in Monaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Marshalsea
Swift's Hospital
Fowler
Civilization and a more humane outlook across the colonies
A cautious note on America and civilization influencing political thought reaches Connecticut and Massachusetts as New Hampshire plans a month re debate. Rhode Island meets before year end. assemblies will be set, and execution may follow next year. New York and nearby tribes seek security through a swift peace as Philadelphia advances a 150 mile public road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Massachuset
New Hampshire
Rhode Iland
New York
Savages
Philadelphia
List of bankrupts from the London Gazette June 28
A compiled list naming bankrupts including Tristram Bamfield Freeman of Henrietta-freet print-seller, Joseph Bennett of Aldergate-freet disfiler, Benjamin Smith Leadenhall-market filt monger, Samuel Ellenthorp Rickmansworth linen draper, John Hamilton parish of St Andrew far rer, John Pither Panton street painter, and many others across trades such as diabolists, bankers, and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristram Bamfield Freeman
Henrietta-freet
Joseph Bennett
Aldergate-freet
Benjamin Smith
Leadenhall-market
Samuel Ellenthorp
Rickmansworth
John Hamilton
St. Andrew
Far
Port News Dispatches From England to Liverpool and Dublin
Maritime notices describe overnight mail dispatches and arrivals including ships named Dartmouth Pocket Mail Pitce of Wales Parkgate and Hawke of Chester. Several vessels report winds from the southeast and crew/passenger movements among Liverpool Leith Peterhead and Dublin with cargoes of lumber and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Retern
Frais
Thcence
Yeinsler
Liverpool
Alle OD
Cietmont Path
Pitce
Wales
Saltcoats
Hillsorough Eeery Mail
Salle
Earl Charlemont
Lineceptor
Rakhmeeuth
Bourke
Goode
Polly
Peterhead
Patar
Dyonthein
Ditto
Ais
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Postscript
Kemble
Count of
Narbonne
America
John Pither
Panton+street
Thomas Swift
John Livesay
John Hargysave
Peter Ankie
Joseph Smiths
Williamo
Nightingales
John Campin
Bishop Stortford
Marther George Todd
Sonderland
Thomas Cobb
Portsmouth
William Allen
Manchester
John Livesey
Blackbouine
Thomas Gilbert
John Wood
Preston
Rowland Ramsden
Richard Taylor
Thomas Hadson
Halifax
York
Robert Shepherd
Somerton
Joseph Benson
Jobn Cartwright
Iety
Port-News
Hm Pcelans
Hig Majesty
Excité
His Majesty's Revenue of Excise
Cork
Quinn's County
Caomogue
Nysweee
Jone
John O
Sean
Robert Wanen
Seria Dublin
Charles M‘donnell
Frantis
Newhall
Ilbihng
Chisty
Nell
Ennis
Aerten Ty Glanomera
Diparighs Michanlstent
Kildare
Pedtn
Sarsainig
Omy
Issannl i Wehder
Arcen
No. Ag
Jervis-tcest
Crumlin
John Técles
Eccles
Brontee
Leafe/Pairelly
Vilcouy Ot
Kilms
Donegal
Saneeo
Sackville Place
Elgynia
Coon
Ballins
Arthur Walker
Donte
Tore
Meath
Horvune
Pawick
Abbey
Meithe
Avery
Bedard
Theata Royal
Smockalley
de Adigin
Rwellwe-house
Richard Paty
Harow Streats
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