Disorder and risk from a new royal fleet policy
A 1735 British notice discusses the king's plan to press a fleet toward Portugal, weighing potential disorders or accidents against anticipated gains and noting mediation through France and limited hostilities on Portugal's coast. It reports Irish posts, muster orders for Hyde Park, and various public notices and adverts from Dublin and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Portugal
France
Hyde Park
Italy
Brest
Cardinal Fleury
John Watson
Merchants-Key
Old Bridge
N. B
WN. B
Minola
Mayo
Jamen Archer
David,latouche
Nathaniel Kane
David Latouche
Castle- Treet
Belfaft
Bane-Bridge
Belfaf
Penbalf
Eh Charles
Pepe
Sonscaa Regiment of Foot
Cape
Philip
Beard
Thornton
Marden
Cowan
Lancashire
Cork
Bell-Lane
Dublin
Richard
William So Cnfon
Thomas Fdekinfony
Joseph Suedine
Tipsy
Perary
Hugh
Jorn Ouresieg
Alec
Pations
Newgrove
Ballyleflon
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Ireland
Cashell
Ilness
Guy Moore
Munster- Circuit
Grounty
Limerick
St. Francis’s Abbey
Co. Waterford
Blackfryars
City of Waterford
Guildhall
Conaught
John Goodin
Thomas Fitzgerald
George Browne
Burris
Mingta
Elizabeth Archer Widdow
Robert Archer
City of Dublin
Mary Archer
Robert
Elizabeth Archer
His Majesty
County of
Down
Belfast
Lisburn
All Saints
Thomas Webster
Thomas Webster, Metch Af the Sun
Skinner-Row
Hugh Willoughbi Montgomery
Eig
Carow
Fermanagh
William Beers
Marthalsea
Rye
Antbobus
Eich
Prilony
Antaibus
Edward Ledwich
John Whalley
Mary Whalley
Wisow
Dr. Whalle
Golden Lane
Maiden Laney
Joseph Berry
St. Nicholas's Gate
John Pennell
de Hercules
Moab
Westmesth
Fajayne
Esmaile
Oude
Raales DE
Fees House
Aaesete
Ioe
Sara Eeter
Mio
Rob
Pitas
Orm
Masie
Miz
Winn&E’s
Caple
Heatly
Benckenry
Malar