Clergy and Nobility back Pragmatic Sanction move
From Liege, clergy and nobility favor the Pragmatic Sanction and seek third Estate approval. Edinburgh notices report a newborn found dead after being abandoned, a murder case, marriages, and a string of insolvency notices for debt fugitives in Cork, Armagh, Naas, Dublin, Navan and Meath with names like Hattie, Rochfort, Meath, Keefe, Henderson, Corke, Keoghee, Coffee, Corke, and Corke lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen Hattie
Lanark
Chaworth Earl of
Meath
Mills Pendergast
Robert Rochfort
Knizot
Westmeath
Miss Tenison
John Boland
Peter Manening
King’s Bench
Oyer and Terminer
Welsh
Joan Allen
Dolphin’s Barn Lane
Whiich
Dublin Gazette
Corke
Thomas Keefe
Aremagh
Armagh
Samuel Henderson
Lersons
Naas
Kildare
Thomas Keoghee
Dromcondra Lane
Dublin
Smith
Miles Coffee
Dromcondra
Carpenter
Navan
Thomas Corke
Kells
Linnen
Weaver
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Anoble Price, &c
Fehe
Charles Wager
Exangis Colman
Friar Salvator Ascanio
Emanuel Count de Charni
the Marquis de Mari
Charles Renuccins
London
Tanner
Norwich
St. Asaph
Hare
Chichester
N. S. da Ajudae Europa
Bahia
Brazil
Lisbon
Douke of Lorrain
Houghton
Nocfolk
Lord Lovel
Robert Walpole
Count Kinski
Blandford
Duke of
Westminster Hall