Hanoverian alliance debated in Parliament over Spain and France
In a Dublin style debate the speaker argues the Hanover treaty and a French alliance were essential to counter a hostile Spanish Emperor. He asserts private articles with Vienna spurred the conflict and credits ministers with prudent conduct. He cites Seville and Aix la Chapelle diplomacy as safeguarding Britain and the West Indies, while warning against provoking Spain or Latvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Vienna
Spain
Thorn
Poland
Europe
Gibraltar
Perimalon
Ostend
France
West Indies
Dpwn
Thisation
Paris
East-Indies
Pardo
Prince Frederick
Aix la Chapelle
Seville
His Majesty’s Privy Council
Port News Major Shipping Movements and Arrivals
The列 Port News records arrivals and sailings with numerous vessels listed. Ships such as Dublin Watch, Three Brothers of Amsterdam, and Mary of Tialee are noted alongside cargoes of wine, Groceries, flour, flax, and multiple rovers. The long list covers ships' routes from Cork, Dublin, Bristol, and Bristol to various ports including Chester, Milford, and Youghal, with referenced captains and consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Ipi N
Philadelphia
Stamper
Barniow A
Hon. Jones
Drogbe
Martin
Barnied
Providence
June
Elizabeth
Wels
Sprouse
Milfrd
Bay
Poctaferry
Swaile
Hwe
Phoenix
Dondaik
Adoreton
Colerain
Michael
Dungarvem
Dover
Youghal
Dundrum
Barly
St Francis
Lisbon
de Silvia
Triton
Wepe
Tugdeius
Mail
Sally
Gotridge
Chestery
Mary of Tialee
Murphy
Cork
Richard
Sullivan
St. John
Margaret
Mary
Philadsion
Dublin Watch
Chester
Amsterdam
Dunker
Bourdeaux
Ballatt
Limerick
Daly
Benjamin
Minzhead
Chapel
Home
Wineburgh
Raterdars
Efzaveta
Decker
Bristol
Murray
Tacner
Woolston
Sturers
Bullatt
Weis
Carton
Milford
Briat
Yarseoath
Barnaby
Beittol
Ballitt
Robert and Mary
Bidcefura
Purden
Piditow
Wilcam
Tinby Reed
Loot of a Dublin shopkeeper’s missing goods recovered by thief
Mr Lyon Jacob of Dublin reported a string of theft after leaving his ledgers in Crane Lane and traveling May 18. On return the chest was broken and items including gold rings, silver spoons, a snuff box, a veiled silk, stockings and buckles were taken. A reward of ten guineas was posted for return of the stolen goods or information leading to the thief, with payment by Mr Walley Oulton of Essex Street or the local printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Jacob
Dublin
Portugal
Sutton
Walley Oulton
Essex-street
Portarlington Races Purse Notice and Entries
Portarlington Race Week announces two twenty pound purses on the new course for Irish bred horses, five years old, with entries via Mr Peter Burrass by July 3. Half guinea entrance for subscribers, oath required if disputed, three horses to start, course shown by Peter Burra, disputes decided by subscribers, heats best of three, Buck Hunt and daily entertainment promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portarlington
Portarlighton
Peter Burrass
Peter Burra
Pamela Conduit in High Life and Intra Spers’d Letters
This Day is published by Geo. Faulkner in Essex Street and Oli Nelson at Milton's Head in Skitiner Row. A neat pocket volume priced 2s and 2d includes Pamela's Conduit in High Life with letters to be editor on the object. It promises entertaining incidents, useful precepts, and virtuous sentiments. OL Nelson advertises the Blind Bergar of Bethnal Green by R Dodsley, author of the Toy Shop, with a plan similar to Pamela and virtue attacked and Triumphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Faulkner
Essexstreet
Oli
Nelson
Milton
Skitiner-Row
Pamela
Europe
Nélson
Bergar
Bethnal Green
R. Dodsley
Charming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Fort
Ourring
Admiral Vernon
Carthagena
Kinsale
England
Lodon
Hungary
Prussia
Sampson
Sampson Is Made Lievenant
Col. Johnson
Regiment of Foot
Lord Primrore
Eccleston
Paquet
Anthony Capping
Clonmacnoise
Offsly
Charles Ete
Waterford
Antiga
Antigua
Kiladelphia
Richard Egan
Pargate
Overy
Wainwright
Baron Wainwright
Cunningham
French
Thomas-Coust
Corporation of Weavers
Crow-street
Johnson
George Faulkner
Esex
Oétavo
Jonathan Swift
S. P
Qataro
Lemuel Gulliver
Ireland
Kleiver
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