Murder and Probate Appeals Stir Irish Court and City
In an Irish court, Hugh Byrne appeals over Edmund Byrne’s will as probate is granted to James Byrne. Separately Mrs. Graves is murdered at Vernon's Head, James's Street, with a throat cut and multiple wounds. A coroner’s inquest declares wilful murder. A Measurer in Gramma wagers on Commons heads as G-l in danger.
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N Weiderday
Deceas
James Byrne
House of Commons of Ireland
Commons
Death in Findon and naval notices of the era
The column reports Enfant of Findon near London dying at eighty three, notes the Dolben family lineage and estate, and lists naval appointments, ship rebuilds, court appointments, ship prizes, privateers, and assorted coastal and London notices with multiple named persons and ships. It includes remarks on local customs, robberies, accidents, and obituaries alongside maritime intelligence.
Storm wrecks near Hollows and ship losses reported
News from Canterbury and surrounding ports records a violent storm near Chestow causing the Squirrel of Chestow to overturn with three men and four women lost. Reports from Kent note a privateer engagement sinking near Kingfalee and forty French sailors captured. Also details a clerical transition at St Mary Breadman and St Andrew. A Jamaica bound ship carried rum was lost near Reculver with crew drowned and another from Petersbourg carrying hemp ran ashore at Margate with captain drownings.
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Wapping
Victualling Office
Irongate
Matilda
Monmouth
Harrison
Frederica
Florida
St. ‘Juan’s
Carolina
Rhodesland
Griffiths
Lima
Tarma
Manaces
Sr. Fe de Bogota
New Granada
Martinborough
Robit
Sr. Martin
Martine
Dominica Vant
Ste Lucia
Marseilles
Antonio de Padua
Nicolo Naglia
Matter
Santa Cruz
Teneriffe
Seville
Spain
Cadiz
William Palmer
Kilpatrick
London
Cork
Lisbon
Cape
Finister
Rupert
Bayonne
Jean Minville
Eustatia
St. Malo
Bourdeaux
Queen of Hungary
France
England
Jamaica
Stasislaus
Haure-de- Grace
King
Godolphin
Elizabeth
Montain
Lynn
Downs
Brifel
Kinsare
Noll
Liverpool
Canterbury
Isaac Terry
St. Mary Breadman
St. Andrew
Robert Cumberland
Wood
Terry
Saltwood
Hythe
Jeremiah Milles
Chapman
Merriam
Reculver
Peters- Bourg
Ladess
Margate
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Dublin
Don
Hatever Logros
Wellingborough
Enfant
Findoft
Dolben
Gilbert, Dolben
Bart
Otober
Thingdon
Finedon
Joh Dolben
Durham
Archidutchels
Anna Heslands
Prince Charles Lemaing
Desasco
Ramillies
Union
Happy
Grampus
Britaih
Cruizer
Bartholomew Gallerin
Cosget
James Wilkinson
Hatchey
Royal Dragoons
George-Bellas
Ireland
St. Bennett’s
Paul’s Wharf
Harry Kendall
Southwark
Charforts Driton
Howe
Bermondsey Street
Kingsworth
Miles
Lombard Street
James Martin
Esg
Cambridge
Shadwell
Marth
Camberwell
Andrew Child
Kent
Mr. Child
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Carter
Kilbourn
Brest
Admiralty
Paddington
Cunningham
Philips
Galley Key
LoCol
Aldersgate
Rogers
Rygate
Surrey
Mr. Hill
King-Street
Westminster
Trier
Prince of Wales
Oliver
Westminster Hall
James’s Street
Elias Castaigne
Tunbridge
Bath
Bristol
Elizabeth Taylor
New-Prison
Thomas de Veil
Thomas ‘de Veil
Country News
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