Extraordinary slaughtering for exports sparks actions in Dublin
Dublin reports a drastic rise in slaughter for export, a cooper bought casks at Drogheda, journeymen protested and returned to work, casks broken en route near Liffenhall. Other items note transports to America, a hackney coach assault, prize drawings, and assorted robberies and court cases.
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Relan
Dublin
Drogheda
Liffenhall
Corke
Cove
America
Fegrerjord
Passage
Plymouth
Wasp Sloop of War
Bligh
Kiléenny
Earl of Meath
Liberty
Smallpox Breaches, Prizes, and Bread Dispute At London
Reports from Cambridge describe a violent smallpox outbreak among the Provincial army. American ships captured by British frigates are brought to Botton and Dartmouth. The Lord Mayor read the royal prize proclamation at the Royal Exchange. A bread price dispute between bakers and meal-weighers ends with a planned hearing at the Mansion House. A murdered man was found near Gosfield Hall after a night at a public house.
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London
Woolwich
Rotherhithe
London-bridge
Deptford-creek
Greenwich
Bow-street
Sir John Fielding
Massistrates
Joseph Hale
Alexander Brookfield
Richard Younge
Elizabeth Rose
Mary Dawson
William Fenning
Merion
Surry
Mr. Penning
Mary Murphy
Elizabeth Rolfe
Fenning
John Manby
Chick-lane
Surry Offices
Old Bailey
Sefson
George the Second
Thomas Hollis
Thomas Oldfeld
Wiliam Sel
Mathias Dupont
Coventry
Hely
Priscilla White
Wilhiam Smith
Uxbridge
James Tephan
Oxford
Smith
Pennington-treet
James Mathews
Jesus College, Oxford
Cambridge
Botton
van Dancke
Surat
Cochin
East India Company
Dartmouth
Downs
Nancy
Gosfield-hall
Essex
Bankrupt notices and bankruptcy dates in Yorkshire and Lancashire
A stream of bankruptcy notices lists surrender dates and venues across Yorkshire and Lancashire including Wakefield Dewsbury Leeds Manchester and Chesterfield. Attorneys Edward Sykes Mr Hudson and Mr Wright are named with surrender dates and inn venues such as the Talbot Inn George Inn and Bull's Head for creditors dividends and related proceedings.
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Star
Wakefeld
Star Inn
Dewfury
Yorkshire
Edward Sykes
Dewsbury
William Chippendall
Middle Temple
London
Crivener
Talbot Inn
Leeds
Mr. Hudson
David Dyson
Daniel Dyson
Leyland
Halifax
Sains Vincent
Leet
Rober Atkinson
Wakefield
Cheshire
Feller
George Inn
Nether Knutsford
Wright
Manchester
Edward Kenyon
Lancashire
Bull’stead
Mancchester
John Motley
Louth
Lancolhshire
Guildall
Thomas Ingall
St Sepulchre
Guildhall
Maalidgands
John ’Bucke
Campphanresort
Biewes
the Crown
Woddbridee
Suffolk
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Decemeer
S. Dear
Bucko
Gibraltar
John
Wouliam
Hughes
Mediteranean
Miary Gootwin
Lawrence
Libon
Port Antonio
M.cullock
Jamaica
Sibeila
Robinson
Pearson
Lively
Symonds
Re Fort
Johns.n
Warterhufe
Lisbon
Jarrah
Senegal
Deniaz Betsey
Intent
Sweetland
Oporto
Scipie
Kirkman
Terrie
Hannah
Lone
Almeria
Union
Som Sr
Ben Lows
Herena
Cherburgh
Channel
Leghorn
Limerick
Helena and
Mary
Galway
Effort
Hellier
Lyon
Adne
T Henzell
Fairfax
Abbot
OSI Sears
S&s
Cranborne
Derbyshire
Cut
Hants
Richard Feait
Ringwood
Vici
North-America
Stuate
Brentwood
Ingatestone
Little, Wharley
Bulvan
Cilderditch
Bullerca
Stroud-Green
Wakering
Leigh
South-Weald
Timothy French
Thomas French
Tate
Tyree
Warwickshire
Walford
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Liverpool
Poole
Prandy
Rum
Geneva
Rand
Cox
Indies
M. Gailand
Royal Academy
Paris
T. Longman
Bonnet
Adams
Sublata Cayfa
Tollitur
R. Harpur
Robert Berrie
Kidom
Argyle-fireet
Thofias
Mack ‘Ath
GR Fegory
Edinburgh
T. Cadell
Serand
Viking
Joseph Priestley
Ds Pry
J. Johnson
St Paul’s Chergh-yard
Prickey
Ravels
Portugal
Spain
Richard
F.R.S
Bartlozzi
Ricker
Byrne
G. Robitton
J Robson
New Bond
Robert
James Adam
Adelphi
Baeland
Seatfind
Enelit
T.becket
Strand
J. Robson
New Womd-fireec
J. Sewell
Corntuli
Duke of
Mesfrs
Saillant and Nyon
Rey
Amsterdam
Wiitor
Duin
Balfour
W. Romatin
E. Brooke
J. Worrall
B. Tovey
Bell-Yard
Temple
Salomon
Mr. Hervey
Mr. Jones
Jepthal
Christ
Blackfriars
Spt
John Ash
LL. Pi
Dr. Lowth
Cha
Dilly
R. Baldwin
Ditidiary
Eil
Monthly Review
Landon
W. Moore
W. Nicoll
St.Paul's Church
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