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Died in the Four Court Marsh sea Captain Payste and other Dublin notices
Ireland reports the death of Captain David Payste after six years confinement at the Four Court Marsh, praising his gunpowder skills and saltpeter method which could have saved sums, creditors declined to release his effects. Also notes James Brenan M D Deputy Grand Master of Free Masons, parliamentary seat changes, whale fishery claims, a Newgate accident, and the Happy Return from the Isle of May with wreck salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalsea
David Payste
Europe
Inns Quay
James Brenan
Free-Masons
St. Michaa’s
House of Commons
Alderman Pearson
City of Dublin
Nehemiah Donnellan
Tiprary
P William Taylor
Borough
Afketon
Thomas Evans
Castle- Martyr
Edward Walpole
Ballyshany
Donnegal
Hebert
Ludgate-street
Selwin
Red-Lion-Street
Clerkenwell
Graves
Petty France
Serjeant’s Inn
Reynolds
Levett
Fe’nnight
Helmesley
Leicester
Winstanly
James Winstanly
Elys
Kingstreet
Golden Square
Wicker
Boscomb
Wilts
Earl of Burlington
Willdey
St. Paul’s
Cheapside
Needham
Linnen-draper
Star
Newgate-street
Foster
Farringdon
Ayliffe
Foxley
Wilthhire
Charles Ewer
Lime-street
Bridéwell
Bethlem
Alderman Parsons
Aldridge
Henry Upon Thames
Rochester
Bath
Don Averedo
Portugal
Earl of Chesterfield
London
Burskett
Taft Richard Farmer
New
Abraham Cérray
William Stesphens
Upton-Statrs
Wapping
William Stephens
Newgate
Justice Forsserail