Europe and Atlantic Dispatches Amid War and Court Moves
The paper reports cautious hopes for peace as Vienna severs terms and a new treaty tightens control. Monarchical changes are dated with Charles of Lorraine as governor of the Netherlands, the duchess returning to court, and taxes on ecclesiastical incomes proposed to fund war. English and Spanish currents describe diplomacy, court entertainments, and ongoing transport and trade concerns amid corsican and imperial tensions. Deaths and notices fill Dublin and Cork columns alongside insolvency relief notices.
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Vienna
Fiy
Dutchy
N. S. Diac
Charles of
Lorrain
Nesen
Braffels
Crown of Fate
Versailles
Hanover
Denmark
Alteca
Spain
Princess of Wales
James
Hyde Park
Lisbon
John Norris
Leghorn
Monat
Parma
Lacentia
Corsica
Don Watlos
Dublin
Cork
Thomas Ferguson
George’s-lane
Bryan Hurt
Gowran
Jersons
Cavan
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Warsaw
Ienior
Rusia
Augustus
Hungary
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Jances White
Sister
St. Margaret's Church
Hague
Fane
M. Chavigny
France
Germany
Great Britain
Walpole
Holland
Orange
Grosvenor Square
Achur Ingram
Cunningham
Scotland
East
York
Kingston Upon Hull
Batchelor
Henry Ingram
Joe Horsham
Sussex
the Attres
Minorca
Jack
Church Street
Edmund Malone
Taft
William Tyfdall
Belfast
Portadown
Irwin
Moyles
St. Paul's Church
Noah Regnault
Glasnevan
Domnick Mc. Manusa
Francis-street
Liffty
Long Meadow
Liffey