Prolonged Notices and Robber Hunt Across Counties
In Antrim and Dublin region events unfold with obituaries and military news. Baron Bernardin dies at his seat, Capt M Mackenzie of the Royal Foot dies in Galway, and Lt Roberts of Col Johnston’s Regiment dies in Dublin Barracks. John Sharwood becomes Seneschal of Kilmainham. Prayers rise for fir Weather as reports detail captured Kellymount Robbers, a pursuit through Rathdowny Ormond Galway ending with Brenan and others captured, Otway killed, Brenan wounded, and Galway prisoners sent to Clonmel. Carlow records the burial of George Austin, age 120, longtime parish clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Antrim
Barcholoymew
MacNaughton
Bernardin
Galway
M‘kenzie
Royal Regiment of Foot
Lieutenant Roberts
Col. Johnston
Dublin
John Sharwood
Kilmainham
Laune Brown
Capt. Fell
St. Sebastians
Spithead
Rathdowny
Queen’s County
Kilkenny
Tipperary
Gurtakre
Young and Stour
Robert Vicars
Erril
George Steel
Humphry Palmer
Thomas Palmer
Robert Palmer
Richard Walter
William Walker
Luke Forster
Thomas Maton
James Leland
James Clancy
Thomas Cunningham
Donaghmore
Upper
Lower
Ormond
Shannon
Col. Priiz
Holme
Leg
Willington
Cardan
Bearname
Atr.Otway
Portumna
Mr. Otway
Ligonier
Nenagh
Leshana
Lawrence Brenan
Kellymount
Paul Brenan
Alice Cleer
Daniel Kennedy
Clonmel
Darcy
Fitzgerald
Memon
Otway
Carlow
George Austin
Controversial City Voting Finances Mentioned in Behoof Clause
Old parliamentary style text explains punishments for offering or accepting money or rewards to influence votes in burgh councils. It notes deacons paying sums to advance positions and potential prosecutions by box-master officials. Also reports a Provost and guild officers dining with the Duke of Argyle and the death of Sir Robert Baird of Sauchton Hall.
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Dumfries
Great Britain
Himelf
Capalyie
Duke of Argyle
Seay
Granton
Robert Baird
Sauchton Hall
Privateer story and naval notices from Plymouth and ports
A Spanish privateer of eight guns and 46 men was captured by the Newcastle Man of War, with reports of Spain building a 24 gun privateer and Lisbon packet plans. Notices mention Union Sloop chasing a French fishing-boat, and battleships at Spithead under Sir John Norris and Cavendish Ogle. A Winchester hospital report details seven to five stones removed from patients by surgeon Mr. Wavell, with hopeful recoveries.
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Plymouth
Newcastle
St. Sebastians
White
Carmarthen
Guernsey
Mater
Alderney
Portsmouth
Spithead
John Norris
Admiral Cavendish
Chalonér Ogle
Torbay
Winchester
Thomas Hacker
Representing Chester County Palatine in Parliament
London acknowledges Charles Cholmondeley and John Crewe as representatives in Parliament for the County Palatine of Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cholmondeley
John Crewe
Elgis
County Palatine of Chester
Governors, Sheriffs Thank Parliaments Electors in County
The sheriffs and grand jury of the county express hearty thanks to Parliament for the fame and pledge continued services at the next general election. They speak on behalf of themselves and many gentlemen clergy and freeholders.
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Chetter
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Duke of Queensberry
Marquess of
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London