Cork Examiner, Supplement 23rd July, 1881 The Connaught Smuggler (Part 2) (abridged) A large fleet of East Indiamen, unable to beat up channel, due to north-easterly winds, was obliged to put into Galway Bay for water and provisions, and there these huge merchantmen lay at anchor, freighted not only with tea and indigo, but with … Continue reading
