Chronicle notes war rumors and criminal trials in Dublin and beyond
An 1730 Dublin area narrative records sensational war and rebel activity, including movements against Venetian influence and reports of military deployments. It also details murders and trials in London and Dublin, such as the Murphys case and the Mackavey burglary verdict, plus broad market listings, mortality tallies, and a domestic medical remedies section.
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Teneriffe
Tarcett Canery Hinds
Carle
Whitehaven
Workington
Bullocks
Lear Tobbacen
P. Gali
Dublin
Breai
Ordaer
Dickson
Anthony K Liaptey
Cheyne
Droply
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Geena Stonior
Fom
Tree T.ne
Pic
Mia
Altair
Ryous Wis
Cateth
Tweedan
Prynce Boys
Vuurss
Teversl Esthaws
Corfea
Chagin
Laue
Duke of
Lorain
Rome
Albano
Ofive Ist Nuca
Coretus
Lelcant
Bentivoguo
Puruin
Gearchar
John Ficnes
St. Legerc
Joan Condan
Mum Sr
Eger
Joanuendas Ras Corr
Thadthey
Cremro
Garuiner
Cormaut
Wipva Harchet
Gayoner
Alto
Theo
John Bitters
Murdet
Ty Attir
Rich. Johnson
Fs. Porter
Par. Murphy
King’s Bench
Muder
Cath
Gil
Judge
Mackavey
Meckavey
Caple-Prert
Alice
Meath
C&e
College of Physicians
Boerhaave
Menis
Pris
Oyal
Price