Letters patent grant several Irish earldoms
From the London Gazette a royal order issues letters patent under the Great Seal of Ireland. It creates multiple earldoms for the Right Hon Charles William Vile Molyneux of Maryborough and heirs male, including Earl of Sefton. Earl of Roden. Earl of Ely. Earl of Seaforth. Earl of Altamont. and Viscount Crosbie. Also named are Viscounts Loftus and Westport with their respective titles.
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London Gazette
ST. James’s
SS Majesty
Kingdom of Ireland
Charles William Vile. Molyneux
Maryborough
Queen's County
Earl of
Roden
Iigh Reding
Tipperary
Henry Viscount Loftus
Earl of Ely
Wicklow
Kenneth Viscount Fortrose
Seafth
John Viscount
Westport
Altamont
Mayo
William Baron of Brandon
Shipping News and Dublin Funeral Procession
Maritime notices list vessels arrived and sailed from various ports including Malaga Lisbon Cadiz and Antwerp with crews and cargoes. Extract from Dublin reports describes the grand funeral procession for Dr Lucas from Henry Street to St Michan's Church with leading nobles gentry and Trinity scholars in a 2000-strong crowd.
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Dear
S.W
Cranbrook
Lutte
Jamaica
Sally
Bernard
Abe’s
Swift
Lanty
East-Indies
John
Humphrey
Malaga
Mayflower
Gowron
Polly
Hunt
Newfoundland
Portugal
Whitby
Miller
Petersburch
Portsmout’s
Charles
Hollingsworth
Liverpool
Camaroons
Hector
Park
Ditto
Old Calabar
May
Sims
Will
Spencer
Africa
St. Kitt’s
Lord Grosvenor
Tyler
London
Chester
Slow
Everet
Santandero
Duril
Cavel
Echo
Anderson
Antigua
Ireland
Salisbury
Hawker
Davis
Robbins
Cadiz
Helen, Ramage
Campbe Town
Londonderry
Royal Charlotte
Chrisval
Venice
Dover
Neptune
Clark
Petersburgh
Hope
Hyde
Alicant
Downs
Ambuscade
Muns
Denia
Minerva
Higeonson
Agnes
Nelly
Henderon
Colfian, Carr
South Carolina
Siemen
Providentia
Glaftow
Rotterdam
Dublin
Dr. Lucas
Henry-street
St. Michan’s Church
Dean Fletcher
St. Mary’s
Ledwich
St. Michan’s
Trinity College
Blue-coat Hospital
Lucius of Brien
William Mayne
Flood
Brownlow
Lowther
Huffy
Adderley
Charles Binghan
Hlenry-street
Mary-street
Capel Street
Essex-bridge
Parliament-street
Castle-street
Shinner-row
Hish-street
Nese-row
Bridge-street
Old Bridge
Church-sreet
Dublin funeral crowds and court notices in 18th century chronicle
A Dublin funeral crowd exceeds all expectations as nobles travel in vehicles to pay last respects. The report notes candidates for city representation, a court and drawing room at St James's, sheriff nominees for Dorset, and various naval and legal proceedings.
Land-Owners of South Holland Oppose Taxation Plan
At a meeting dated October 28 1771 at the Bull in Fleet the ninth resolution from Wilscach dated September 16 was discussed. The assembly agreed that much land in South Holland would gain no benefit from the proposed undertaking by the North Level Commissioners and others. They resolved to oppose any taxation for the project by lawful means before and during the next Parliament session. The resolution was to be shared at a Wilbeach meeting and advertised in the General Evening Post and Cambridge Journal for three weeks. A further meeting is set at the Chequer in Holbeach on November 25 to invite landowners or agents at 2 pm.
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St. James's
Exchequer
Dorset
Hervey Ekins
Bere Regis
John Snich
Sydling St. Nicholas
Henry Coruth Healey
Calway
Ely
Richmond
Val
Perandun
Duanimg
Parliament
Stephen
Societe Stephen
Mate Aigrey
Broadly
Downs
Bombay
Rss
Evita Aman
Eglington
Fort St
Anderson
Maryland
Swanley
Davis
Rhode Island
Iles of Sables
Court of King's Bench
Westminster
Phillip Carteret
Willian
Wwitham-Abbey
Salisbury-court
Fleet Street
Wood Street
Hutchins
Exchange
Geary.Cullum
Bury St. Edmund's
John Cullum
Bart
Bath
South Holland
Fleet
Wilscach
South-Holland
Nene
Wilbeach
Grundy
Waller
General Evening Post
Cambridge Journal
Holbeach
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SKS
Chan’s
Henry-tre T
P. Hunt. Forbes
Geale
Dr. Clement
Our University
Henry Lucas
Countess of Strathmore
Earls House
Grosvenorigate
Thomas Prescott
Elq
George Prescott
Thesbalds Park
Hertfordshire
Frederick
Charles Frederick, Bart
Viscount
Falmouth
Gibbins
Curenton-street
Joanna Cox
Cornhill
Ebenezer Evans
Ankrupts
Richard Sanbrook
Manchester
Cupartner
Weemer
Dales
Will Am Nagle
Neils
St. George
Hanovar
Canton
Siturney
Vomlayo
Tate Deby Y Lacdon
Slaver-Dresty
Picesdilly
Middlesex
Guildnadl
A.terney
Burn the
Wolhao
Norfolk
Leeds
Atcorney
James Hain
Lecus Waltiam
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Loriane Samuel Pea & Late of
Epogil W
Eghan
Surry
Innhr
Dewerin Herfes
Forendom
Gul Hall
Lonuon
Earch
Ike’s Court
Chancry Lene
Chancry Lene. Dares Apponten
Lankrupts
Evnitas
Abraham Hake
New-reet
Hanover-square
Middle x
Guild-wall
Mil P Marci
Strad
St. Mart
Misuleix
Decmber
Guildhall
Finac
Vidend
Jean
Orfet Newean
Samuel Goddard
Banuryyiadfordshire
Lon
Wiliam Fhla
Evesham
Worcestershire
Timothy 1de
Richard Lobs
Chelmsford
Fffex
Cook Tlers
Angelian
Kelvedan
EW x
Edward Bennett
Lombard-freet
Jeweller and Poldsmith
New ‘Tavern
Bull-street
Birmingham
Warwickhire
Couny
Suffolk
Stowmarket
Rowland Holt
James Smith
Lowkeener
Angel
Barkway
Fix
William Cowling
Black-Bull Inn
Ware
S.ld
W. Bayley
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Civet-Cat
New Band-street
J. Groversgr
Angel and Crown
Helborn
Newbery
St. Pauls Churchyard
Price
Perfun.sr
India-House
Leadenhall
East-India Company
J. Nourte
Cathariné-street
Strand
Lady Barton
Nicholas Nipclose
Free Nations
Sir Jasmes Stewart
Brice
University of Cambridge
St. Mary’s Church
John Gordon
Lincoln
J. Woodyer
Cambridge
J. Beecroft
Paternolter-row
D. Prince
Oxford
Mallet
Diderot
D’alembert
S. Seacroft
Dunsdale
John Blake
W. Owen
de Briftel
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