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Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 26, 1711

Page

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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.

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.

Dr. Synge Aunswer William Percivale Cathel John Hyde Dames-street House of Convocation Ireland Dames- Street St. George’s-lane Dublin London Aaron Crofly
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