Behar Orders to ear to Straubingen and vague war news
Private dispatches from Francfort claim Behar orders toward Straubingen and report Austrian relief at Klackade causing French pressure. Paris ministers lack clear orders while Ratisbon letters claim French defeat near Bargengenfeldt and Broglio’s son wounded with prisoners. Austrians reportedly gain ground and French retreat toward Straubingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Lolkowiz
Marshal Broglio
Bargengenfeldt
Strawbingen
Murder Charge in Devon Quick Draw Killing Case
In Devon, April 76, the Rev Peter Vine was brought to trial for the murder of Roger Ashton. Vine, accused of raping Elizabeth Dark months earlier and fleeing, reportedly declared he would shoot the first man who tried to arrest him. Constable and Ashton confronted Vine. Vine fatally shot Ashton with a pistol. Vine’s father died ten days ago leaving an estate of 100 per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Peter Vine
Roger Ashton
Vine
Elizabeth Dark
Roger Athtons
Ashton
Royal Leave Takes Place at St James's Amid Naval Dispatches
London news details the Prince and Princess of Wales, their children, and court bidding farewell to the king at St James's. Ships depart for Holland and Sussex, privateers seize vessels off Oporto and Yar mouth, and Royal policy moves include promotions and translations of bishops. Updates cover naval officers embarkations, a sailor lost near Shoreham, and a Bermuda privateering alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. James's
Rotterdam
Britannia
John Howlatton
John Hancer
Mary
Thomas Ashby
Duke of Richmond
John Cranwell
Success
John Norwood
Dutchess of Marlborough
Holland
Robert Griffith
Earl of Holderness
Greenwich
Duke of Cumberland
Greenwihh
Amelia
Carolna
Louisa
St. James’s
Armstrong
Shoreham
Sussex
Long
London
Oporto
Bayonne
Peggy
Ducham
Yarmouth
Sitters
Roche
Cork
Lisbon
Cadiz
Walter Galley
Shaw
Virginia
Antigua
Dufley
Neatmen
Africa
John Cleveland
House of Commons
Acts of the Navy Office
Rechofen
Salath
Lord Semple
Whitewall
Berlin
Prague
Hungary
Enfield
Banbridge Buckeridge
Port Lewis
France
Cape de Verd Islands
Bith. P
Dou h-Carolina
Downs
Sufennah
George Dunbar
Gener
Ogethorpe
Georgia
Diego
St. Augustine
Dunbar
England
St. Simon
North Carolina
Wilmington
Jamaica
Baton
Masquero
Bay of Honduras
DUBLIN NOTICES AND AUCTION OF HORSE RACES PLANS
Fragment from Dublin column lists deaths in Dublin and Wicklow including Alexander Rose Eig and Mrs Dance, notes a marriage of James Digges Latouche, and commands Chelsea Pensioners to appear. It also provides shipping cargo details, society premiums for arts and lace, and racing odds with Glenarm dates for June 1743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molesworth Street
Alexander Rose Eig
Dragoons
Ballyboughill
Dance
Thomas Dance
Vesey
Col. Bland
Regiment of Dragoons
York Street
Robert Pretton
James Digges Latouche
Mills Thwaites
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Dustin-Castle
Carew Reynell
Derry
John Rider
Killaloe
Down and Connor
John Walth
Connor
Arthur Blennerhaffert
Dublin
Ringfind
Fames
Dungarvan
Crotty
Workington
Thomas Brough
Providence
Iberdovy
Thomas Godfrey
Hugh Flinn
Whitehaven
Workingtons
William and Mary
Killough
Mary of
Milford
Speedwell
Cambletown
Calvey
Strangford
Hopeawell
Grogher
Brady
Tierce
Oak
Hoperveton
Simplon
Margaret
Weller
Chesler
Owens
Aberdown
Phaly
Ington
Walker
Balla/t
Umon
Limerick
Carral Whitehaven
Balas Eagle Wosteraveny Pa
Bala
The
Dustin Society
Samuel Madden
St. Paul
Houghton
Abbey-Street
Stremely
Ae John Mathews
Temple-bar
Tudor
Bacchus
Beaver
House of Lords
Tryal
Bellare
Glenarm
John Stewart
Eich
Ferrance
Dus Lin
Penny
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