Cork and Dublin News in Ireland April Reports
A vessel arrived from Lisbon bound for the West Indies under Admiral Coates. The Mercury Privateer of Liverpool, with sixteen guns, retook a Jamaica ship due to arrive soon. William Roseingrave appointed Secretary to the Lords Justices, replacing the late Thomas Bonfay. The Postmaster General dismissed Samuel Andrews for misbehavior. Abraham Rogers takes over the package boat duties. Widow Benson, aged 105, wed Jaimes Henley, 24, in Marrowbone Lane.
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Liberty and Virtue Urge London to Support Pitt and Legge
A London address exhorts citizens to choose integrity over corruption in governance, urging continued support for Pitt and Legge to restore finances and national honor. The Commons debate favors granting Freedom of the City with gold boxes, praising Pitt and Legge for steering through a crisis and opposing ministerial influences.
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