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Storms, Floods, and Reforms Hit Eirin County Towns
Heavy rains caused bridge and dam damages across Ireland, with floods drowning livestock and disrupting towns. The report notes bridge collapses at Rathfarnham and river floods near Powerscourt, urging public engines and rent abatements to aid households. Promotions, births, seizures, and notices follow, including concerts and market actions amid widespread distress.
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Rathfarnham
John Higginhbotham
Cummer
Wexford
Powerscourt
Ireland
Dublin
Mallingar
Nenagh
Knights of Shires
Barnaby Rea
Newgate
Francis Harvey
Edmond
Esther Hyland
Redmond Caffry
Essex Bridge
Charles Alley
Thomastown
Cullum-Kill
Tagmagh
Offory
Lewis Omniby
Sackville Street
Carlingford
Stannus
Ted
Marthalsea
Gaft
Marlborough-Grhen
Sullivan
Storer
Brett
Aid Green
Bidall
John Berne
Cyprus
Gauss
Betwen
Churchtown
Dubling
Plessang
Mowits
Milltown-bill
Jane Hall
Licknes Bari
Richard Ponwoney
Flebs Tyof
Edward Mockier
Hall
Taft
Jone
John Fitch
Dorset- Street
Dominick-strim
Killrisk
St. Margaret's
Patrick Dod
Williard Swan
Hillask
Henrytreet
Athy
Kildare
George Bradford
William Smyth
Keatinge
Everal
Maurice K
Bradford
Smyth
Maurice Keatinge
Patrick Kane
Gormanstown
Patrick Smith
Oldcaste
Cavad
Meath
Trim
Tryal
Patrick Kanes
Mel
Paul Seguin
Jun
Peter
Gurtagarry
Upper-Ormond
Tipperary
John Loyd
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Thurles
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Mayo
Croasdale
Anthony Ormsby
Houchold
Thomas Lindsey
Thomas
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Boiteau
Phrapper-lane
Peter Bernand
Etgyin Gaal
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Clara
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Oder
Archibald Armstrong
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