Ireland. Lords Justices and Council & Gale (Firm). By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland, a proclamation, offering a reward for apprehending Murtogh MʻOwen Sullivan, John Sullivan, Dennis M' Murtogh Sullivan, Murtogh Sullivan Junior, and Thomas Trinwith, and for discovering and apprehending several other persons concerned with them in rescuing eighty anchors of brandy seized by the officers of His Majesty's revenue, and sinking the sloop belonging to the said officers into which the said brandy was removed, and in traiterously murdering Francis post one of the assistants to the said officers, and dangerously wounding several others of the said assistants at Beerhaven in the county of Cork.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationIreland. Lords Justices and Council and Gale (Firm). By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland, a Proclamation, Offering a Reward for Apprehending Murtogh MʻOwen Sullivan, John Sullivan, Dennis M' Murtogh Sullivan, Murtogh Sullivan Junior, and Thomas Trinwith, and for Discovering and Apprehending Several Other Persons Concerned with Them in Rescuing Eighty Anchors of Brandy Seized by the Officers of His Majesty's Revenue, and Sinking the Sloop Belonging to the Said Officers into Which the Said Brandy Was Removed, and in Traiterously Murdering Francis Post One of the Assistants to the Said Officers, and Dangerously Wounding Several Others of the Said Assistants at Beerhaven in the County of Cork.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationIreland. Lords Justices and Council and Gale (Firm). By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland, a Proclamation, Offering a Reward for Apprehending Murtogh MʻOwen Sullivan, John Sullivan, Dennis M' Murtogh Sullivan, Murtogh Sullivan Junior, and Thomas Trinwith, and for Discovering and Apprehending Several Other Persons Concerned with Them in Rescuing Eighty Anchors of Brandy Seized by the Officers of His Majesty's Revenue, and Sinking the Sloop Belonging to the Said Officers into Which the Said Brandy Was Removed, and in Traiterously Murdering Francis Post One of the Assistants to the Said Officers, and Dangerously Wounding Several Others of the Said Assistants at Beerhaven in the County of Cork.