Fire at Alcock House near Athy in Ireland sparks alarms
A nighttime fire near Mr Richard Alcock’s house at Rom Funt’s Town Athy County Kil dare rages after villains climb a turf stack and ignite a blaze. A maid warns the family as flames spread. Two feather beds are saved. two hogsheads of water used to brew next day. The same man’s house burned twice before. a large stack of peace in his field burned last August. In London Coventry reports mobbing and electoral intrigue as Parliament prorogues to January 21. News of ships, deaths, marriages, and official appointments fill the column with local and court notices.
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Rom Funt
Athy
County of
Kildare
Richard Alcock
Lisbon
George Murra
Bantry
London
Coventry
Tower Ward
Charles Peers
Daniel Lambert
Peter Burrell
South-Sea Company
Busness
Wenham
Rotherfield
Sussex
Lord Abergavenny
Wymondham
Norfolk
John Drake
Groves
Jerusalem
Cloysters
Westminster Abbey
Withers
Daniel Pulteney
Trebeck
Earl of Coventry
Charles Wills
Barrill
Kirk
Robert Rich, Bart
Montagu
Edward Harrison
St. Jamies’s Place
Whitehall
Rolls Register
Chancery-lane
Duke of St. Albans
High Court
Henry Roper
Lincoln’s Inn
Chapman
William Chapman
Edmonton
Goodman’s Fields
Burton
Eton College
Maplederham
Oxfordshire
Her
Richard Windsor
Shadrach Windsor
Throgmorton-street
Ham
Stratford
Essex
Mary Tillotson
Tillotson
Cambrige
Canterbury
Edward Harley
Hereford
Henrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Ashton
Peter Davenport
Macclesfield
Cheshire
Mutsters
Dukinfield
William Dukinfield
de Lord
Chester
Edmund Elwell, Bart
John Stanley
Samuel Hughes
Deceas
Excise Office
Daniel Mouly
Staley
Abraham Cox
Mouly
Stephen Saunderson
Cox
Samuel Talbot
Saunderson
Comptroller’s Office
Morden College
Heilman
Colethurst
Ely
Devarer
Petra
Commissioners of Excise
Covent-Garden
Newgate
Holbourn-Bridge
Holbourn-Hill
Temple-Bat
Ludgate
Wiggan
Edward Trelawney
Elys
Jamaica
John ‘Guidez de Miranda
Col
de Veil
Calveracs
Wade
Cook
Big
King’s Bench Bar
Westminster
Wells
Lyon
Bonner
Smithfield
Newgate-street
Benjamin Short
Hampstead
Highgate
Col. de Veil
Gilbert Fryer
William Gill
Mr. Short
Gun Powder Accident Blows Shop Window In Cranbrook
In Cranbrook on Sunday about one o clock a shop apprentice lighting a candle caused gunpowder to ignite. A lad was injured with a severely shattered arm and may require amputation. A barrel of gunpowder had been moved the day before, preventing a larger explosion and further destruction to the building and nearby area.
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Canterbury
Cranbrook
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