Surrender of Asaph and Polish diplomacy reported abroad
The Dublin Gazette records details from the Turkish garrison siege at Asaph with losses near 480 killed and 700 wounded, and about 1700 Januaries among the captured. It notes Ruffians freed from captivity, oath to not bear arms for a year, and continued measures as wars shift across Europe.
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Aroph
Czarina
M. Poninski
Warsaw
Courland
Poland
Republick
Keys Ferling
Augustus
Keith
Rusia
Cthce
Aschis
Thac
Peterhoft
Hence
Genoa
Smyrna
Salonica
Levant
Porte
Empire
Rufians
Perans
Vienna
Constantinople
Trente
Cli Marthal
Kevenhuller
Bank of England Dinner Seals August 12 14 London Visit
August reports describe a dinner at the Bank of England in Threadneedle Street hosted for notable figures including Sir Robert Walpole the Duke of Argyle and Lord Harrington. News notes a Kensington council on affairs of great importance and dispatches to Hanover and Vienna. Trade cargo from Bombay and Fort St George lists various textiles and goods with large quantities and prices, reflecting East India Company activity.
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Robert Walpole
Duke of Argyle
Lord Harrington
Distin&ion
Bank of England
Threadneedle Street
Kensington
Hanover
Vienna
India House
Scarborough
George Westcote
Bombay
Nassau
William Hutchinson
Fort St. George
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