Ships and Trials Abroad and Local Catastrophes
Reports from Holland and Algiers note Maltese vessels seized and premiums offered, with naval deploy ments to Spain Portugal Sicily and Malta. Paris reports delay in the Vacaton Chamber, a jailer defying authority, and a French court record dispute. In Ireland a rector and archdeacon die, coastal floods disrupt harbor life with riders and a whale sighting. a Welsh goat is found near Malahide amid shipwreck rumors.
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Spain
Portugal
Sicily
Malta
Dey
Paris
Chatelét
Chatelet
Rouen
M. de Franqueville
Grand Chamber
Dourlens
Verneuil
M. du Fay
St. John’s Parish
Champagne
St. Didier
Charons
France
Dublin
Pat
Strabane
Andrew Hamilton
Taghegan
Donaghadee
Raphoe
Earl of Abercorn
Hamilton
Clontarf
Rahemys
Taylor
Baldoyle
Malahide
Wales
Man to Hang For Sheep Stealing In IreIand
IreIand report from Cork dated Sept 23 notes a man convicted of sheep stealing will be hanged after confession recalling past thefts of over 700 sheep. Wicklow Sept 30 recounts William Matthews of Newcastle jailed for murder in 1726, alleged paid to quit the kingdom, later revealing the crime to quiet his conscience.
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Irelan
Cork
Wicklow
Taft William Matthews
Newcastle
William Kerfoot
John Brown
Samuel Pawson Marries Jenny Lamplugh in York
Yesterday morning in York, merchant Samuel Pawson wed Miss Jenny Lamplugh, youngest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Lamplugh, late Canon Residentiary of the Cathedral.
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Country News
York
Samuel Pawson
Jenny Lamplugh
Thomas Lamplugh
Our Cathedral
Right to the Roaps debated in Surrey Park dispute
London letter congratulates supporters of the gatekeeper dispute at Richmond Park. The author urges publication of Clarendon's account of the park’s inclosure under Charles I, arguing it refutes Republican writers and strengthens the right to access the park, citing Lord Clarendon’s volume and edition page reference.
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Richmond, OG
County of
Surrey
Kington
Richmond Park
Lord Clarendon
Charles I
Lord Gravendon
Rushaworth
Ivhitlock
Ludlow
Clarendon
P. Roo
King plans vast park between Richmond and Hampton Court
The King aims to buy lands in a ten mile tract near Richmond and Hampton Court to build a large deer park for red deer and fallow, facing opposition from tenants and estates held by nobles. The Bishop of London and Lord Cottington oppose the plan, while Cottington argues legal and practical reasons and the King presses ahead, sparking public uproar and heated court debate.
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Richmond
Blampton Court
Ufe
Bishop of
Lindon
Lord Cottington
London
Cotington
Cortington
Cottington
Angland
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London Evening-Post
Veterday
Holland
Algiers
Gottingen
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Tom
Joan