Army movements and sieges across European fronts May 19 to June 7
Reports from Antibes Modena and Canflow describe Spanish and Austrian forces maneuvering toward Modena and Bologna with Montemar marching toward Modena and Sardinia readying to resist. Prussian and Hungarian troops mobilize in Bohemia Moravia and Hungary as battles near Willimow and Chotitz spark power shifts. Dutch and Lisbon dispatches note naval protection and financial dealings amid shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antibes
Don Philip
Demont
Dauphine
Villafranca
Nice
Modena
Duke of
Spain
House of Austria
Sardinia
de Montemar
Castropignane
Reno
Modeneze
Samoggia
Sammo
Duke de Montemar
Canflow
Bohemia
Count de Hacke
Willimow
Teutschbrod
Vienna
Charles of Lorrain
Peterchau
Czarlaw
Chrudim
Moravia
Céarlan
Hungary
Ratifvon
Danube
Wilthoven
Death of Rev. Mr. Robert Rowan Vicar General of Conner
Dublin reports the death on Monday last of the Rev. Robert Rowan Vicar General of the Diocese of Conner in Antrim. He was a Gentleman of good character and his loss is lamented. Also noted is the commitment of Lake Tyrell a Romish priest from Castlefoirt Meath to Newgate for seducing Miss Jane Morley to the Popish religion and abducting her from her mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Antrim
Robert Rowan
Conner
Lake Tyrell
Castlefoit
W. Meath
Newgate
Jane Morley
Port News Summary of May Arrivals and Naval Movements
Plymouth reports May 28 sailings of the Ruby Hastings New castle and Bridgwater Men of War on a cruise. Deal May 30 shows Rebecca Goffton for Dublin and Trant Young for Liverpool, Bristol remains his Majesty's Ship. Gravesend May 30 notes India Merchant Read from Leghorn. Arrivals include Great Britain at Gibraltar from London in 16 days, Diana at Dublin from Barbadoes, Brislington and Port Merchant at Bristol from Oporto, Peter and Mary Prince at Boston from London, and many ships at Falmouth from Oporto. Gowes hosts Concordia from Honduras for Amsterdam, Dunkirk sees Paz from Cadiz, Bourdeaux reports Vine from Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Hastings
Newcastle
Bridgwater
Deal
Rebecca
Goffton
Dublin
Trant
Young
Liverpool
Bristol
London
Diana
M‘carty
Barbadoes
Brislington
Purnell
Military Review At Tower Hill And Woolwich Parade
General Wade reviews the Guards in Tower Hill with full applause while the Artillery train is paraded at Woolwich Warren. John Bartlett elected Mayor of Bristol for the rest of the year. Death reported of Rev Dr Alured Clarke, Dean of Exeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Guards
Tower
Tower-hill
Woolwich Warren
Flanders
John Bartlett
Bristol
Baily
Deceas
Alured Clarke
Exeter
Westminster
Winchester
Crilbdken
Hampshire
Obituaries and notices from 1741 London miscellaneous items
Last week deaths on the road include Edward Lowbridge Receiver-General for Worcester. Mr Maidstone of Lewisham injured, later died from skull fracture. A cork-cutter drowned off Southwark. Imports and exports listed from various dominions. Stock quot. bonds and funds prices given. Bridge-House Lands le ttings announced with four wharf parcels and several tenements for building leases. East India Company warehouses open for old goods clearance. Property for sale at Westerham Kent and notices for offers at Strand and Bulin Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lowbridge
Worcester
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Mr. Maidstone
Lewisham
Bromley
Ee Cogensant
Bear-Garden
Southwark
Holland
Germany
Cotton
Bridge-Yard
Hamet
King Earf
Limber-Yard
Ramsey’s Wharf
St. Olave-Street
Robert Woodward
Davis
Bygglinfoate
Battle-Bridge
Corderay
Guildhall
London
Comptroller
East-India House
Wyereas
East-India Company
Westerham
Kent
Croydon
Sevenocks
Colonel Wolfe
John Ellison
Naked Boy
Woolf-pack
Bul-Inn-Court
Strand
King’s Arms
Wellerham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Genoa
Berlin
Fune'z
Chotifitz
Francfort
Bavaria
Count Thoring
Marthal Kevenhuller
Lisbon
Louis d’Almeida
M. Almeida
Amsterdam
Texel
Ireland
London Bridge
South Sea
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