Court aims to seize Crim Tartars capital amid European stalemate
Reports from Milan describe French, Sardinian, and Spanish forces maintaining control of Lombardy and forts Kehl and Philipsburg as siege talks continue. Deputies at Lodi request relief from a nine million demand, while negotiations with Marshal de Noailles stall evacuation and payment terms. Count Kevnbullar seeks a fresh conference to resolve both surrender and money, as Florence awaits Prince of Saxe Hildiburghausen’s plenipotentiary arrival to seal terms on Dutchy possessions in Tuscany.
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Munich
Baccefaray
Crim Tartar
Saxe Hildinburghausen
Florence
Duk
Dutchy
Loun
Dublin July 6 Harses Girl Falls at Smock Alley
Date line Dublin July 6 reports a Herse Girl fell from the gallery into the pit at Hartford's in Smock Alley and fractured her skull. On Sunday Edmund Butler an attorney and clerk to the Lord Mayor of Dublin died. Notices list prisoners in Mayo and Belfast seeking relief under the Insolvent Debtors Act with general or quarter sessions upcoming.
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Dublin
Hartford
Edmund Butler
Court of Exchequer
Hebar
Mayo
Saas
Oidhie
Charles Ellmood
Cong
Afayo
Merchart
Belfast
Antrim
Joseph de. Mun
Belfa
Trim
Meath
Maurice
Taft
Killeen
Brogueemaker
Advertisement of Furnishing Funerals by Nicholas Smith
Adverts describe Nicholas Smith supplying Dublin sourced goods for funerals including Hollands Cambricks Italian Crapes Shrouds and various goods for both sexes and all ages. He promises to furnish a wide range at reasonable rates and with dispatch for the county.
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Naver
Nicholas Smith
Smyth of Navan Advertises Quality Goods at Reasonable Rates
Patrick Giboney of Clongid appeals to Mr. Smith in a notice claiming Smyth of Navan offers a wide range of clothing and fabrics, including cloaks, draperies, serges, ratteen, and other wealth goods at the most reasonable rates.
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Patrick Giboney
Clongid
Smith
Smyth
Roi
Aid Smyth
Navan
Trustees invite flax seed sown proposals for 1737 Dublin
The Trustees of the Lingen-Msnafadurh require all persons intending to sow flax seed for 1737 to submit proposals to Christopher Wisher at Elys de Ligue Office in the Castle of Dublin by the first day of November next. Proposals must include name parish barony and county of residence and an account of how they may be directed after which time no proposals will be received. Signed in Dublin 1736 by order.
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Mary Burton
Samuel Burson
City of Dublin
Geisis
Samuel Burton
Daniel Falkiner
Eid
Benjamin Burton
Samuel Durigh
Eig
Epparent
Mary
Semud
Morgan Hind
Parc
Robert Hind
St. Andsem
Holborn
Aliddlesey
John Baker
L Ndin
London
Schnuel Burson
Mary Roythf
Jobn Facob
Richard Edmard
Court of Chancery
Great Brisain
Chancery Lane
Benjamin Barton
Sana Barton
Lingen-Msnafadurh
Christopher Wisher
Elys
Dublin
Gaftle
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Thomas Geigbegan
Toole Mc
Kenna
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Constantine Me
Gune
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Thomas Geoghegan
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