Light House at Cape Lailly and 18th Century Political Notes
The document describes the Light House on Cape Lailly near the Rock of La Galere, its height of 56 feet and lantern 16 feet, visible from Dieppe. It then shifts to a series of political letters from 1774 1778, with figures like Thomas Conolly, Rob ert Clements, Clanricarde, and Ant Malone, appealing for votes in County Derry Donegal Galway and Westmeath, praising independence and service, and offering rewards for Kilbrack depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrur
Barfeur Figit
Cape of Jargeville
Cape Gatteville
Barfeor
Chac City
la Heve
Cape la Heve
N. W
Haves Ik
Havre
Falaise
Lailly
Cape Lailly
la Galere
Lally
Dieppe
Ocesa
Duppe
Cafguet
Baafleur
Leope
King
Normandy
Arcicle
Prion
Cotuls
Mer
Chele
Syoutca
Chamber of
Fort Inghe
Fern
Felesary
Hiv
Telpea
Derry
Hee Fo Jong
Casttletown
Thomas Conolly
Dooegall
Donegall
Adizes
Galway
sTensfemeny
Kilbrack
Shave
Bath
Clanricarde
Herchy
S&c
Westmeath
Dub
Ant. Malone
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Rikenty
Ceorloneny
Jo Rey
Svenepm
Ttm
Willie
Henry Plsd
Bakiia
Chamber of Commerce
France
Hamilton
Rouen
Jail
Peine
Barfleur
Cape Heve
Havie de-Gince
Cape Vailly
Lesene
Hall Weil
Saint Vallert-en-Cour
Mactny Tidd
Grees
Gerclemen
Thomas Tenvua
Fey
Thie Counly
Edward Lucas
A. Montgomery
Sfg
Edward Epcas
Minaghan
Thomas Tenison
Monaghan
Sps. Ail
Jace
Ely
Tullahan
August Goth
John Forste
Longford
Genrhamoen
Eee
L, H-Harman
Hta
Torerest
Ieland
Hen. Gore
Waterford
Gentieren
Tellekester
Lon Fkillen
Cul
Marlbrough
Lifford, Vath
John Hamilton
Lifferd, Saih Seype
Robert Clements
Westrmeath
Sansion
Ben. Chapman
Killea
TY. Coghlan
King's County
Mel
John Lloyd
Philipstown
Anil Gin
Thwaiten
Stephen'y- Grees
Gillunts
Twaites
Kilomendy
Barracs Oate
Dublin
Tn AG
Affe Bly
Ita
Beneha
Gand
Tod Tafiv
Ford
Aslemsiy
Benjame Ceale
Cary Thalorer
Ormondsybay
Aternoon
Perley
Furtt
Benedit
Hiv Majely
London
Paymene
Abude
Inige
Amin Taylor
Clek