Thanksgiving Proclamation for Ireland Amid War News
The Lords Justices and Council of Ireland issue a proclamation of thanksgiving for God’s aid in the ongoing war against France. Marlborough’s campaigns are praised, Lisle, Ghent, and Bruges cited as successes. A national day of thanksgiving is ordered for March 17 with prayers arranged in churches. Reports from Ghent note French plans, sieges, and troop movements, while Brussels and Liege describe hardships from deep frost and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissus Armach
R. Freeman
John Duke of Marlborough
Lisle
Ghent
Bruges
Kingdom of
Ireland
Chappels
Council-Chamber
Dublin
Will. Dublin
W. Meath
W. Kildare
St. Geo. Clogher
Heald
R. Ingoldsby
Robt. Doyne
Jokn Lercivale
France
Duke of Anjou
Brussels
Charles III
Flanders
Paris
Duke of Burgundy
Great Britain
Holland
Duke of Afarsborough
Eugene
M. Souternon
Cologn
Berg
Fuliers
Netherlands
Liege
Maeffreicht
Chapelle
Brissels
Gardon
Brabant
Herfe
Heffe-Caffel
Caffel
Nassau
Holstein- Leck
Mons
Germany
French
Sambre
Meuse
Bergetck
Hence
Furnes
Normandy
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