Arrival of Letters from Holland and Corsican Amnesty Debate
The piece reports June 8 mail from Leghorn, then details Corsican unrest over an amnesty offer. Genoa’s government would cut pensions to Greek families in Bastia, provoking protests. London discusses Turkish affairs with cautions and a Belgrade treaty note. A pamphlet satire on Jewish naturalization rights follows, debating the scope and impact for England, with merchant influence and public opinion cited.
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Noese
Republick
Corsica
Bastia
Lavecht
Belgrade
Lord Mayor Elected as Kilcock Riots Continue in Ireland
Dublin June 23 Election of Alderman Andrew Murray as Lord Mayor for the year follows Alderman John Hornby’s resignation. Letters patent granted for Rev. Nicholas Hewerson to Kilalloe archdeaconry and Offory diocese. Kilcock rioters persist with loud music and protests. ring leader Thomas Carrol jailed after pretended justification. They later demolished perimeter walls at Cellbridge near Thomas Marlay’s estate. A petition to the Government is being prepared to address county danger.
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Dublin
Tholfeil
Andrew Murray
John Hornby
Nicholas Hewerson
L.L.B
Earl of
Berborough
Killaloe
C. Worth
Offory
Kilcock
Thomas Carrol
Newgate
Cellbridge
Thomas Marlay
King’s Bench
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