Obituary Notices From Kilkenny and Hillborough
Last Sunday Morning died greatly lamented, James Bryan of Bawnmore in Kilkenny. He left no issue, leaving his estate to his nephew Garrett Wall, son of William Wall of Catsick Kilkenny. Last Saturday died at Hillborough Major Chungerford of Colonel Delaway's Regiment of Dragoons.
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James Bryan
Bawnmore
Kilkenny
Eig
Garrex Wal
William Wall
Catsick
Esy
Hillborough
Chungerford
Delaway
Dragoons
Pope aims to improve people by expanding arts and farming
The Holy Father plans nationwide adoption of arts and crafts and cultivation to elevate living conditions, mirroring Tuscany and curbing luxury under Clement XII's Pragmatic Sanction, to keep wealth at home. Brabant regiments to reach 18,000 Imperial troops. Prussian troops withdraw after settlement with the Bishop of Liege. Diplomatic moves involve France, Spain, and England over naval and colonial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscany
Lorrain
Holy Father
Clement XII
Brussels
Brabant
Mafleyk
Prussia
Liege
Herstal
Paris A-la-Main
Prince de Lichtenstein
Fontainbleau
Vienna
St. Lo
Lower
Normandy
Milan
Spain
Parma
Antua
Brest
Toulom
America
States General
Morgue de Fenelon
M. van Hoey
Paris
Embargo on Outward-Bound Ships Ordered in Ireland
Lords Justices authorize a general embargo on outward-bound ships in Irish ports with few exceptions for vessels carrying provisions for the royal navy and foreign garrisons. Collectors and officers are ordered to enforce the decree under peril of disobedience. Also notes a Meath street marriage and various local notices from Dublin and Limerick areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Armagh
R. Focelyn
C. H. Boyle
Great Britain
Council-Chamber
Dublin
John Dublin
Bessborough
C. Kildare
Castle-Dutrow
Fohr
Roperson
E. Gardiner
G.parker
GOD Save
Freeholders Reject Placemen in County Politics
Scotland news reports the Freeholders of Kincairdine vowing not to vote for any candidate with a ministerial place or pension, demanding adherence to their instructions. The piece also covers local magistrates punishing a mob with pillory and lead whip, election incidents in Fife and Dingwall, marriage of James Erskine to Lady Fanny Erskine, and the conviction of George Aberdeen for bank note robbery and bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehire
Perth
Tydeman
Edinburgh
Fife
Dingwall
Aarty
Earl of Crawford
James Erskine
Fanny Erskine
Lord Erskine
George Aberdeen
Ee Jeffer Gaudie
Sessions Week At Bodmin Features Notables Passing Through
Bodmin news reports a busy Sessions Week with dignitaries including Hon Richard Edgcumbe and Richard Score passing through on their way to Penwarne. Glynn, a Grand Jury member, declared a candidate for Camelford town. The Guildhall held General Quarter Sessions with port opening and customs activity noted. Duke of Argyll also traversed the town from the North amid expected visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmin
Richard
Richard Score
Penwarne
Nicholls Glynin
Camelford
Glynn
George Shorten
Dantzick
Rye
Gustomhouse
Duke of Argyle
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Turspay
Ocober 14
France
Rome
West-Indies
Ireland
The
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Keynok
Meath-street
Noy
William Stooy
George Joe Newar
Caak
Stephen ‘Crean
Brittas
Limerick
Nee
Butler
Killmoyter
Tipperaty
Scotland
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