Wars and military movements across Europe and Ireland
Abroad reports from Luxemburg and Saarlouis describe continued fundraising and supply for campaigns, with raids into Cologne area and remounting of cavalry, while the King travels between Rambouillet and Marly. London notes General Compton assumes Tower command and a New England fleet returns to port, and Irish notices advertise multiple land and property sales in Clonmel, Cashel, Sligo, and Dublin with terms of years and bids open in March.
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Metz
Luxemburg
Saar- Louis
Palatinate
A Croix
Cologn
Rambouillet
Marly
Hague
Holstein
Council of State
Utrecht
Abbot de Polignac
France
Count Zinzendorf
London
Compton
Tower of London
Blackham
Richard Blackham
Bomer
Newgate
Tis
Duke Hamilton
Clonmel
Waterford
Burrony
Glannehery
Ballybryne
Cashel
Bur- Tols
Thurles
Tipperary
Kilmnamanough
Ballaghboy
Lagnacurry
Lifgarroff
Enaghroune
Ormond’s Gap
Tinton
Thomas Martins
Farney Bridge
William Salusbury
Fleet-street
Golden Key
Sligoe
Carbey
Tireeagh
Carron
Tirreril
Benjamine Burton
Robert Lindly
Castle-street
Dublin
Alderman Burton
Fioreas
Tippe
Robert Lydall
George Young
Lower-Ormondé
Stephen Haydock
Kilkenny
Darby
Ranagh
Callaghstown
Fore
Westmeath
Willliam Smyth
Spikes
St. Pastrick’s-Well
Darby. Clarke
Mullingar
Trim
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Chateteraule
New England
Chester
Portmouth
Caghee
Naas
Kildare
St. Stephen’s Green
Thomas Neyle