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Fe Sworn at the Mansion-Houtse in London November 1765
Reports from Dublin and London describe patent appointments for James Dennis to a Serjeant-at-Law post and Godfrey Lill as third Serjeant at Law in place of Malone, with a stormy sea ledger noting ships stranded near Milford Haven and boats wrecked near Killala. News from Cork and Sligo cover the White Boys activity, ship injuries, and a Dublin officer troubled by mind after horses purchase. London notes a tense Portugal dispute and a Manila ratification.
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King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
London
James Allen
Reland
Dublin
Is Kingdom
James Dennis
Edmond
Malone
Court of Common Pleas
Godfrey Lill
Milford Haven
King
Tonéts
Sligoe
Killala
Corke
Stockholm
Youghal
Kilkenny
Wexford
Thomas Town
Ross
Newcastle
Belford
Northumberland
Abraham Dixon
Bishop Wearmouth
Ryhope
Humphreys
Leeds
Wakefield
Rawcliffe
Ferrybridge
Port Roy
South Mail
Rushton
Almondbury
Huddersfield
Canterbury
Dymchurch Wall
Deal
Ramsgate
Broadstairs
Margate
Westgate Bay
St. James’s
Queen’s Palace
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