Fragments of maritime and urban notes from a Dublin era
A dense report covers naval actions and merchant concerns, with mentions of Captain Coffin, Richard Harris, and local sheriffs. It highlights ship movements near English and Spanish interests, the potential island possession for strategic value, and the state of trade in Rathdrum and Wicklow. Local crime, river works, bridge progress, and new public works are sketched alongside monetary fraud and municipal offices in Dublin and surrounding towns. The text also references the construction of a water tunnel, a new customs house, and forthcoming civic improvements in Cork.
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Byia
Coffin
Richiard Harris
Charles Bergiffun
Benny Brown
Aswar
Eric Ship
M'Donald
Trebwney
Louth
Drogheda
Rathdrum
Rathane
Earl i
Wicklow
Lucatty
Inchicore
Virginid
Glatoff Waterford
Philbead
Pearning
aSwag
Divblin
Edrotind Stanley Topkeeper
Allegorical Ceiling Panels At St Patrick’s Ball Described
The article details an allegorical three panel ceiling by Mr Waldrea for St Patrick’s Ball, with figures of Briadaig and Hivern Cline, crowned by the imperial crown, and scenes of Patrick introducing Christianity to Ireland and the submission of Irish princes to Henry II. Also mentions laurel emblems, winged genii, kneeling figures, and the patronage of the Borough of Keaton and Limerick teacher Mr John Hopan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Provan
Keaton
Marcus Patterlony Bly
Dan Finucaney
Brovatts
Mey Homes
Dalhunty
Banta
Mr. Waldrea
St. Pacsick’s
Briadaig
Patrick
Ireland
St. Patrick
Henry the Second
Earl Strongbow
de Courcy
Lismore
Limerick
John"Hopan
Taylor Eq
Sfilly
Proclamation on Capturing Possession by Force in Galway
The proclamation cites acts of Parliament and Crown authority against forcible seizures of houses and lands in Galway and Connaught. It lists named individuals charged in August and November trials, ordering transportation of felons to plantations. Officials warn of penalties for taking possession by force and outline Crown procedures for law enforcement.
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A&t
Dubin
Chia
Dablisi
America
Europe
Steven Vers
Lildke Menneras
Tarrensee
Ketan
Galting
Eoma County
Fai
James Jonniyy
Wen Deere
Raabe Econ
Awie
Nan Hugh Craghas
Dogherty
Thomas Kaiferne
Mati
Edmond M'Liernatt
Unty
Yeoman
Pacsick Brenrail
Faid
Bridget
Cusroulogh
Gustavus Fey
Vince
Connaught
Aiaes
Galway
Denis
Poult Jeter
Kate
Bridger Kelly
Wiliam
Kent and Chapman
Patek Fleming
Michael Croghan
Ofid
Fa Yeomdn
Teiehde Mcbaughlin
Faerete
Thomas M‘destinote
Yieoman
Punty
Bone
Teriain
Crete
Iowa
Augustus Warner
Otway
Ludi
Dominick Reynolds
Carrownderry
Galsay
Michael Tiernan
Michael Nigh
Yeoouin
Michael M'Dermort
Thexfaid
William Maui
Thomas Jonnelan
Faid Coun'y
Catherine Jordan
Catherine Egan
Peter Mayen
Fii
Patrick Lyons
William Hawthayn
Yeonsan
Lord George the Third
Carpownderry
Feloniguy
Gruate
Cartonderry
Gustavus
Lisvtevany
Three Land
Padament
Amrole Harrison
Bridget Farrell
Pettus Elyn
Michael Terenan
Hugh Harregho
James Jordan
Thera Kenny
William Straich
Hugh Crigh
Voninick
enoldsesMichael Jierman
Michall Bigh
Dominick Bigh
Jade Rowan
Catherine’ Flangah
Patcuk Flanagatis
James Finegan
Patrick M*dermatt
Michael Deituoi
Michael Monnora
Sonnellan
Catherie Jordan
Cai Ryan
Parick Cons
William Flawthore
Themelver
Renee
Aukor
Council Chamber
Dublin
Angoa
Ayo
Firr-Gibnon
C2 R.vabliu
Bellamnou
Chunmeld WA
R. Blotarre
Gow
He King
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