Judges to return from Limerick to Clonmel trial
Reports from Limerick say judges will travel back to Clonmel to try the offenders. In addition, a clash near the town between Levelers or White Boys and Light Horse is noted with several captured and jailed. Further items cover church appointments and London events of Good Friday.
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Clonmiell
Tiperary
William Chadwicke
Lord Drozieda
Clonmel
Country News
York
Francis Day
Topcliffe
Charles Cowper
Leonard Wason
St. Crax
Hiis City
London
Thomas
St. James’s
Christ
Lord Havenf
St. Paul’s
Sclater
Conway
Holland
Marunice
Guaidalupe
Havanna
Port Royal
Ferkins
Brixol
New Oreans
Muhilippi
Rathachooner
Charles Town
N.S. de Almes
Peralta
Porto
Plymouth
Paris
Duke of Bedford
Great Britain
Germany
Royal Louis
Thetis
Guadalupe
St. Lucia
Nourrice
Herne
Bergere
St. Domingo
Prothee
Cayenne
Hector
Belleiile
Toulon
Aoung
France
Duke de Nivernois
Claude Lewis Francis de Regnier
de Guerchy
Champagne
de Nangis
Brie
Huningen
Alsace
Count de Guerchy
Don
Count de Viri
Witich
Duke de Praisin
Count de Vir
Brunfawic
Baron de Hardenburgh
M. D’a Ftorff
Ferdinand
Lyncon
Luckner
d’Hardenburgh
Hanover
Hague
Somerset House
Tere
Meil, Thompsons
Spring Gardens
John Harrison City Gauger
Joshua Bewley
Builer
Queen-street
East Indies
Lancaster
Justice Clive
Ruffel
Plainiff
Hatlam
Hardman
Liverpool
Meil. Smith and Co
Christchurch
Surry
John Seddan
Sir John Fielding
Eleanor Watson
Postscript to London Merchants on Shipwreck Plunder Menace
A 1763 letter to London merchants warns that wreck plunderings rise from mob law and calls for a public act clarity and enforcement. It urges clergy to read the wrecks law aloud and urges Parliament to re enact the clause making wreck plunder a felony. The author laments ignorance and urges brutal prosecutions funded by counties.
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England
George II
Kent
Seacoans
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