King’s Gentle Tone Defends Royal Rights and Favors
Neufchattel signs a royal letter dated Aug 16 1707, in which Metternich asserts the king’s just rights and lenient governance, praising the monarch’s affection for subjects and promising continued royal favor. The document references ships, cargoes, and trade notices, with several maritime arrivals and a court case for theft and robbery.
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Neufchattel
Metternich
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Waterford
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Leverpool
Frigot
Wigder
Whitehaven
St. ‘Stephen’s- Green
Nicholas Ellingson
Balanacarrow
West-Meath
Edward English
South-Gare
Cork
Beasle
Green-Hills
Edward Flood
Forth
Corint
Hugh Caffery
Cafey
Cabbaragh
Great Britain
Holland
Cairney
Foulk’s-Court
Gorges Hely
Varmick
Killkenny
Foulk
Hely
Tennant
England
Ulster
Connaught
Dublin
Thomas Goardon
Britain
Ireland
Donntail
Mallow
Ephraim Chandlees
Back-lane
Nicholas-street
Amosteles
Scotland
Patrow
Duke of Ormond
Foulk’s Court
Warrens Town
Cross- Patrick
Bally-Elllis
Donaghmore
Konock-Duff