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May 13, 1787

On May 13, 1787 in Celtic History

Alderman exshaw, accompanied by archdeacon hastings, is walking in merrion square, dublin, when he encounters a great number of people, leaping, wrestling, shouting, etc.

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Mary, Queen of Scots, defeated at Battle of Langside

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