Famine and Fire News from Elbingerode and Dublin Events
Reports describe a fire at Elbingerode destroying 250 houses, with a castle church and town house burned. Other items note Irish race purses, deaths from accidents and illness, political debate in Holland, and naval and theater developments in Dublin and London with prices and appointments.
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Elbingerode
Frarickfort
Palatinate
Rhine
the Hague
Assembly of the States of Holland
Free Port
States General
Governante
Republick
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Trim
John Brown
Chesnut Hosse
Bolton
Mr. Scott
Queen of Atayrf
Giles
Mr. Duncan
Liow Boots
Antrim
Thwack'em
Marmaduke Wyvill
Prigate
Eafe
Primate
Arthur Mervin
Cyrus
Tamerlane
Mr. Williams
Merry Lajs
Mr. Fisher
Mervin
Dublin
Henry Coningham
Slane
Edward Huffey
Dutchess
Manchester
Bath
Robert Fraser
Kinsare
John Baggot
Nurney
Kildare
James Chymnes
Merion
Black Rock
St. James’s Street
Lee
Walsh
Marybone-Lane
Swords
Fletcher
Court of Exchequer
Nisiptius
Joan Macabe
Mary Macabe
Walker
Flaintiffs
Matthew Kelleher
Mary
Mary Walker
London
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Paris
Iland
Cape of Good Hope
Guilford
Benjamin Rodgers
Aaron
Lord Outlow
Mr. Crofoer
Drudge
Crab Ie Lord Ontlow
Highlander
Difres
Hobcoadlin
Archer
Dilley
Newcombe
Suffolk Party
Newton
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Peter Legh
Ely
John Smith Barry
Thomas Seel
Mr. Dicconson
Barry
Prince of Wales
Prince Edward
Green Park
Belford
Woolwich
Leighton
Johnson
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Grampus
Norfolk
Suffolk
Mr. Noel
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Barr
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George Clinton
Commodore Coates
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Admiral Gascoyne
Deptford
Braffa-Sound
Shetland
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