Pursuance shoves in Dublin court case details
Fragmentary OCR of a 1742 legal notice from Dublin refers to John Gowan printing and appointing Thomas Con of the City of Dublin, with dates and orders from an authority. The notice is dated at Castle, Castle Street, on the day of September 1742, by W. Lancet.
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John Gowan
Thomas Con
Dublin
Pups
Deckendorf Assault and Naval Actions in the Baltic
An account describes a March to April operation including a landing at Deckendorf, bombardment of the Redoubts, and street fighting. British forces under Carteret and Lushington face French defenses, with ships engaging off the coast and several casualties reported during the assault and siege.
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Aptain
Carteret
Greyhound
Iestaut
Middleburgh
Caracox
Knowles
His Majesty’s
Sant
Guira
Siananestet
Peteria
Lushington
Norwich
Kupwies
Saeed Gane
Brest
Opie
Ee Bashington
Iain
Porto Cavallos
Ceptain Carteret
Grenadiers
Masethal
Witt
Brown
Marthal Kneveshuber
Deckendorf
Genésa
Baranai
Cour
Stade-am
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Flanders
Lowven
Gateris
Whitaball
Feis
Caeses
Sbidge
Nieder’Alisic
Dets Basile
Wilde Ae “Rhoe
Tatalion
Young Konigiegg
Hathiants Reg
Flethend
Prench
Prague
Manckshofen