Royal resolution punishes crimes with utmost severity
Our court at St James's on January 11 1714 issued a royal resolution detailing punitive measures. The dispatch notes various European movements including Savoyards, Swedish troops returning from Turkey and Persian ambassador preparations, with scattered notices about trade, inns, and local improvements in Ireland and Cork. The text preserves names like Ville-Franca, Amselot, Sparr, Ernschild, and references to Paris, Rome, and Vienna.
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Turin
N. S
Savoy
Sicily
Ville-Franca
Sieur Amselot
Paris
Rome
France
Vienna
Mullern
Stralsund
Turkey
Pomerania
Sparr
Ernschild
Persia
Europe
Brussels
Antwerp
Cadogan
Hague
Koningfeck
Elector of Cologne
Rocroy
Liege
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Charles
Christ-Church
Great Britain
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Drummenagh
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Ax Inn
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John Dundass
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Gustavus Hume
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