Plots and Prayers Mark French War News in January Paris
The letter from Aant of Languedock argues Cardona falls only by famine as siege endures. Paris informs King Philip, noting dispatch of Spanish ministers if needed. Dutch ships bound to Port Mahon captured after obstinate fight off Languedoc. Royal funds rewarded physicians with crowns and gifts. public prayers ordered for peace. Port news lists ships, cargos, and incidents near Cork, Dublin, and Belfast with a bold sea-chase and a ship boarded by Frenchmen pretending. several vessels sail for Virginia, Canaries, and Bilboa.
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Languedock
Cardona Cou
Paris
Netherlands
Philip
Toulon
Languedoc
Port-Mahon
Leghorn
Sardina
Cardinal de Noailles
France
Count de Thoulouze
M. Mareschal
Champagne
Burgundy
M. Dodar
Cork
Fohn
Zurickzee
Anne
Dragon
Leverpool
Lisbon
Fefu
Maria
Joseph
Bilboa
Dublin
Stadt Stralsund
Stralsund
Amsterdam
Elton
Briffal
Malaca
St. Sebastians
London
Ballat
Hydes
Mane
Belfast
Carrickfergus
Faz
Seaflower
Whitehaven
Glasgoe
Workington
Cleveland
Virginia
Canaries
Londonderry
Bristol
Green Hydes
Rebecca
Fames
Letitia
Ring Fend
Fan
Dennis Connel
Everoughs
Advertisements from a Dublin bookseller and herald painter
A denser mid 18th century ad block listing books by William Percivale archdeacon, a representation of religious state by convocation in Ireland, and furniture for funerals including inscription plates, coats of arms, escutcheons, and heraldic services by Aaron Crofly at the Herald-Painters Work-house in Dublin.
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Dr. Synge
Aunswer
William Percivale
Cathel
John Hyde
Dames-street
House of Convocation
Ireland
Dames- Street
St. George’s-lane
Dublin
London
Aaron Crofly