Variety of 18th Century Dispatches From Europe and Ireland
Paris reports royal travel and church matters as Isfanta Queen sails to Fontainbleau then to King. Rome notes Cardinal expansion and disciples. London wires discuss Isle of Man affairs, state lottery preparations, naval scale changes, and appointments. Dublin cites a robber seized with cash, mortality lists, and local notices alongside new book and gardening ads.
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Paris
Fontainbleau
Chom
Rome
London
Cockpit
Isle of Man
Banquetting House
Whitehall
Woolwich
Chalk
Elliot
Barbadoes
Waddington
Clavering
Cannor
Christ-Church, Oxon
Landaff
Hereford
East India Company
Edward Willes
Barton le Clay
Bedfordshire
Oxford
Rochester
Westminster
Lyndford
Deceas
Chelsea
Skeene
Earl of Stairs
Dragoons
David Sinclair
Paul George
Monferrat
Lucas
James Gardiner
Earl of Stair
William Bains
Epsom
Ipswich
White-Horse
Kensington
Windsor
Great Torrington
Fortesque 3
Buckland-Filley
John Rolle
Stevenstone
Sam
Lord Walpole
Weekly printed paper with biweekly issues and ads
A colonial notice states the paper is printed twice weekly on Tuesday and Saturday from freshet sources and sent to subscribers for ten shillings a year. If packets arrive after printing a postscript is added. Advertisements are taken at reasonable rates. Printed by Preffick Rider and Thomas Harbin in Cork-Hill 1724.
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Wailer
J. Watts
Watch House
Colledge Green
Fust
George Grierson
Two Bibles
Essex-Street
Bradley
Gardner
Herefordhire
Preffick Rider
Thomas Harbin
General Post-Office
Cork-Hill
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Dublin
Ames Caffedy
Mallhadder Bridge
Carolus
Capel Street
Killmainham
Ina