Garbled May 1738 Dublin marriage and Bristol death notices
Disjointed 1738 news item from Ireland and England reports a May 22 Dublin wedding of James Irwin of Rocksborough Roscommon to Miss Hedson with a fortune of twelve thousand pounds. It also notes deaths and incidents at the Hot Wells and Bristol news of various legal and social occurrences, including a soldier convicted of burglary, a theater of public feasts, and multiple marriages and appointments in London society.
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Tueday
James Irwin
Rocksborough
Roscommon
Hedson
Lenets
Bristol
Pyot
Pearce
Hesse
John Deferoy
Alderman Deferdy
Kilkenny
Sycamore-Alley
Mr. Stone
Wife of Thomas Carew of Growcombe Dies After Birth
Report from May 27 noting the wife of Thomas Carew of Growcombe in Devon died after delivering a daughter. Her husband mourns inconsolably as the bereaved family and acquaintances reflect on her kindness. The event follows a period of service and a regiment’s movement toward Cornwall to relieve Brigadier Handifyde’s forces near the Newt.
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Ulhoan
Surrey
Se James
Croft
Ion Moli
Hoare
Joevlad Henlif
Cary
Weiphry
Westy
Mrd Haywood
Imy Troilpionjo
Davids
Counseillor Jones
Ma. Barédior
Norwich
Lincoln -Inn Chapel
Burner
John White
Edmonton
County of Middlesex
Jamaica Merchdrir
Martha Mead
Lally
Brian Broughton
Broughton Hall
Staffordshire
Miss Forrester
Wiliam Forrester
Great Wenlock
Bland
Bristol
St. Edmund’s Bury
William” Hamblin
Charles the Second
St.Paus’s
Brady
Hon. Corporation
Master and Beer Brothers
Trintey House
John Noéits
Debury- Martir
Depefota
Ito
Depford
al Maibee
Antient
Sir Norris
Tit Corporation
Tye Welby Gerblementiof Deak
Porifshouth
He&or
Blandford
Lord Byron
Beatch
U.N
Trey
Ewes
Thomas Carew
Eldatt
Francis Drewy
Grange
Devon
Sohdat
Sierito
Conna
Cornwall
Brigiditt
Méntagte
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Ireland
Dubin
Spor
Thomas Corter
Tikéwila
Pithay
Medea
Bath
Taunton
Haid