Dublin Journal May 16 1772 News Summary
Readable notices from Dublin on royal appointees and court pages include mentions of Brigadier Had Most and Os mand Effendi tied to royal ambulances. Reports detail the Danish queen’s exile settlement to Zell, and foreign dispatches describe Copenhagen trials, Counts Struensee and Brandt, with English pensions and naval arrangements. Also covered are UK parliamentary divisions on corn relief, shipping bonds, a London fire’s damage, and local Dublin concerns about markets and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell
Denmark
England
Duke of Cumberland
bin Dutchess
Ireland
Sulannah
Pepine
Antigua
Mar
Tinico
Cumber’s Court
Southwark
Pleven
Ore
Ondon
Jefferies
Reeves
Ozorio
Augustine
Smith
Gunpowder Office
Met. Randall, and Co. Upholders
Rowland
Hayward
Hayes
Austin-Priers
White Lion-court
Throgmorton Street
Drapers-Hall
Copenhagen
Counté Struranc
Brandt
Harry
Struensee
Count Brandt
Falconskiold
Heffelberg
Scrvogies
London
Cronenburgh
Srade
Electorate of Hanover
Britain
Peron
House of Commons
Court of Exchequer
John Dickenton
Walter Blake
Gede
Patrick Blake
Drom, Ey
Ely House
Holborn
His Majesty
Thames
Maidenhead
Commons
Charles Irvin
Dres
Lugtang
Select Committee For India Affaire
Hause
Tay
Certalal
Clive
Antwer Lagerres
Galeries
Dublin
Naples
Parnele
O'Yun
Mainhem
Royal Academy
Thames, Had Gren
Conrad Akther
Maiheim
Mainhein
Hale
Boyle
Godney
Tarbert
Erry
Murder and storms of notices in Lisbellow era Dublin region
A dated list records a murder near Lisbellow in Fermanagh by James Carson, a boy’s confectionery poison incident on Cook Street injuring a 17 or 18 year old, a fatal scaffold fall on Milltown Road, and various port arrivals and marriages. Also lists laws debated May 14 including funds, hemp, public relief, and revenue improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
N.B
Lock Mill Company
Belfast
James M'Neilly
Ohn Clark
John Campbell
George M'Kewan
Philip M‘manus
Gallows-green
Carrick
Fergus
Antrim
James M‘donaghty
Alexander M‘aulay
John Warton
Hugh M‘kpatrick
Thomas Ward
Thomas Stewart
John Black
Newry
Drogheda
Bellewstown-hill
Lisbellow
Fermanagh
Laughtin Seery
James Carson
Farnawillin
Bellific
Agai
Henery
Cook-street
Milltown Road
Yarmouth
Mar
Betty
Smith
Fligabech
Williams
London
Chia Port de Gil
Liberty
Clapp
Alice
Ridley
Lendon
Abia
Meath
Gel. Lyon
Butler
Knox
Efg
Mes
Downes
French
Connor
Bernard
Neserville
Dorset
Parag
Ladavere
Cepts
Ormsby
Adlercron
Corkran
Parkgate
Col
Stopford
Hanford
Hart
Holyhead
Mabella
Randall
Luks Dawson
Abbey Street
Mils Catharine Norton
Back-lane
James Lytter
Letterfield
Rofcommon
Letitia Word
Woodfard
Co. Meath
Darter-street
James Howison
CavenJith-strees
Alice Bury
Arbour-hill
Wyle
Richard Wyfe
Batchelor’s Quay
Edmond Cusack
Merchent
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Faulkner
The
Dublin Journal
Tussay
Romuarot
Armsy
Congresa
Osman B
Effendi
Bus
Obrescoff
Hiv
Macerata
France
Hower
Poua
D. Riig
Con- Fdarifon
Calle
Penmark
Carolina Matilda Wanel
Bristol
Agaire
Royal African Company
Ginguie
Vomsminge
Hater
Fom Petersburgh
Wmechane
Joan Koupreds
Hesety
Richard Clarke
Oliver
Guildhall
Manin and Co
Joseph York
Thac
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Somerter
Imaruel
Mr. Mansfield
Mankield
Dubie&x
Great Britain
Germany
Africa
West- Indies
Preles
India
South Sea
Cene Coolol Bank
Bath
Ditto New
Ditto India
Bank Fong
Exchequer Billa
Navy
Anné
Foundling Hospital
Court of Conscience
Papita
Kingdom of Ireland
Way
House of Peers
Charles
Kingdon
Fous
Thomas Marlay
Cearlemee
Ketunda
Wader
Ames Titoo
Kaldswerth
Ovar Chetter
Varlong Tacomages
de Prine
John Malissa
College -Preen
Walia
West
Booker
Luton
Alderaan
Beydats
TF. Todd
Pripety’s