Treaties, diplomacy, and public notices in early Europe
A misdated digest reports on pressures for a Vienna peace, credentials for M. de neur, and fear of Congress costs. It notes a poor Tinman death in Evesham, a large hoard of halfpence, and Dukes Argyll and Righe receiving field marshal commissions with daily pay. Dispatches mention Don Carlos, Don Carlos envoy moves, and Dutch public fasts. Danish reform council study, Milan prayers for cattle, Dublin bishop consecration, and several religious and arithmetic books advertised.
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Paris
Vienn
Porparle
M. de Neil
Vienna
Evesham
Worcestershire
Matthew Sorrel
Duke of Argyll
Orkney
Britain
Count de Afteja
Copenhagen
Augustus
Don Carlos
Europe
Madrid
Ace
Italy
London
Hague
Warsaw
Till
Fort Wechfellmunde
Dantvickers
Duke of
Prince of
Brunswick
Petersburg
S Saxe-Weiffenfels
Helses Homberg
Biron
Denmark
Milan
Dublin
Charles Lord Bishop
Offory
St. Warburgs’s Church
Assignment of Estate by Joseph Baldwin in 1734
In St Mary le Strand Middlesex Taylor Joseph Baldwin assigns all estate debts and effects dated 26 Fame 1734 to William Wilson and Joseph Palmer in trust for creditors of the old Poseps Baldwin. Debtors must not pay Baldwin but Mr John Caldbeck Attorney for Wilson and Palmer at Crow Street Dublin or face suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foseph Baldwin
St. Mary le Strand
Middlesex
Taylor
William Wilson
Joseph Palmer
Baldwin
Joseph Baldwin
Fohn Caldbeck
Wilson
Passmer
Crowstreet
Dublin
Lost Gold Watch at Yellow Lyon Inn in Dublin
A gold watch by Jacobus Markwick is missing since Sunday morning the 4th instant at Mr Nowlan’s Yellow Lyon in Caffle-Dermot. A reward of two guineas is offered to the finder who returns the watch to Nowlan or to Mr Philip Glafcoe, watchmaker, on Cock-hill, Dublin, with no questions asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nowlan
Yellow Lyon
Caffle-Dermot
Jacobus Markwick
Londini
Faid Nowlan
Caffle- Deremot
Philip Glafcoe
Cock-hill
Dublin
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G. Risk
Bookeler
Shakespear’s Head
Dame
Ftreet