Entertaining Visit and Local Notices from Kilkenny to Galway
arrival of PEs Flatts from England greeted by Lord Newport and Nathaniel Clements amid a grand parkside display. reports of deaths including Rev George Alcock and Col George Ormby. Kilkenny gang activity noted with Freney. York Street Charter School Nursery opened. robbers in Kilkenny vicinity captured. Ibe Lynch’s deathbed Protestant recantation. Galway private letter about recantations. ship arrivals and sailings listed from Smyrna to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Flatts
England
Dunlary
Lord Newport
Nathaniel Clements
Clements
George Alcock
Clonenagh
Fernes
Derry
Col
George Ormbby
Butler
Kilkenny
Freney
Charter School
York Street
Waterford
Galway
Ike Ibe Lynch
Night highway robbery near Yarmouth ends in arrest
A traveler, Mr Alfton, was robbed of a watch and money by a highwayman between Gorleston and Yarmouth. The robber, tall and about 35, named Lawrence Lee, was captured at dawn with his supposed wife, and sent to Yarmouth Gaol. Other notes report an attack in Bristol, smuggling arrest near Lydd, and locust sightings with hop crop damage from a recent wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Yarmouth
Alfton
Gorleston
Alston
Kilet
Lawrence Lee
Hull
Yorkshire
Bristol
Elizabeth Alloughby
Newgate
White Lion Inn
Virginia
Canterbury
Lydd
Francis Riggs
Fredry Dray
John Polley
Thomas Glover
Betherden
Lord Cobham
London
Dover
Deal
Margate, &c
Chifttert
Westminster Infirmary
Francis
James Brown
Francis Otter
Henry Norris
John Manderman
Catherine Davidson
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Justice Trent
St. Martin In the Fields
Vande Walt
Booth Street
Spital Fields
Motteux
Spital Square
Philip Medley
Knt
West Green
Surry
Rupert
Lincoln
George Champion
Lee
Kent
Joshua Wagstaffe
Southwark
Partingfeld, Esq
Great Buffel-street
Clark
Justice Clark
New Broad-street
Thomas Butler
John Webster
County of
Middlesex
Shipping News Briefs: August Listings and Passages
Gravesend reports no ships in the harbor on August 14. Vessels passing the Thames include the Prince Frederick, Matson from Norway. the Cons tant, Jackson, the Friend's Glory, Miller, the ry Hufton, and the Neptune Bratfon from Dantzick. Wind north, August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab
Wind N. E
Gravesend
Prince Frederick
Matson
Norway
the Copstant
Jackson
Friend’s Glory
Miller
Hufton
Neptune
Bratfon
Dantzick
London Intelligence and Notices Across the Thames
From Warsaw letters to London items show Princess Mary Christina of Saxony as a possible consort to the Duke of Savoy and a French match discussed. Reports detail naval actions, arrests, marriages, deaths, and local disturbances around London, Holland, Virginia, and New England, with ship captures, ordnance repairs, privateers, and commercial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warsaw
Mary Christina
Saxony
Duke of
Savoy
Madam Victore
France
Prince Henry
Weeroon
Amsterdam
Paris A Lamain
Mynheer Dablaing
Sieur de Gieffenburg
Heaneage Earl of
Aylesford
Deene
Northampton
Peterborough
Eafton
Stamford
Rochester
Robert Hillard
Peter’s
Westminster
Tho. Grant
Deceas
George Spence
Southwark
Charles Lathbury
John Christopher Waenelin
Board of Ordnance
Sandown
Dover
Landguard
Cheffeldon
Hull
Admiralty
Sir Edward Hawke
Portsmouth
Scott
The
Nore
Hamilton
Plymouth
Woolwich
Smith
Coulter
Virginia
Whitehaven
Johnson
Bristol
Phoenix
Mason
Carolina
Mercury
Hargrave
Gibraltar
Maryland
His Majesty
Norbury
Havanna
St. Augustin
Worcester
Indico, &c
Hensley
Royal Katherine
Burges
New-York
Sandy Hook
Martinico
Oroonoko
New England
Fhames
Lee
Thames
Mr. Holmes
Marybon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xe Uit
Smyrna
Lozt
Falmouth
True Love
Williams
Scarborough
Unity
Knaile
Schale
Hamurgh
St. Paul
Avon Lilly
City of
Tiverton School
William Smith
Borough of
Warwick
Edward King
City of Coventry
William Shakespear
Knoll
Christopher Wright
Richard Smith
Exchange Coffee
St. John Baptist
St. Blaze
Constantine
John Reed
Alexandria
Tripoli
Cyprus
N. B
Wwe
Raisin de Liffari
Aam Hunt
Elzevir
R. Rollin
John and Paul Knapton
Samuel Clarke
D.D
St. James’s
Benjamin Lord Bishop
Winchester
P. Knapton
Ludgate Street
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