Pardon Granted for Robbery at Wicklow in 1709
A petition from Samuel Hobson, collector of the Port of Wexford, requests a pardon for accomplices in a robbery where three thousand pounds were stolen from the Treasury in Dublin. The plea notes a reward of forty pounds for the discoverer, with authorities promising mercy and pursuit of offenders. The proclamation, dated Fame 16, 1709, declares pardons for those who aid in discovery and capture.
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Samuel Hobson
Wexford
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Dublin
Wicklow
Furtice
Her Majesty’s Castle of
J. Addison
New Regiment Formed To Relieve Regular Troops
May 30 dispatches report a new regiment raised to replace regular troops ready to march at signal of three cannon shots near Pigseral. Dragoons at St. Jara move toward Pignerol as Berwick fortifies Dauphine. Imperial and Prussian forces march through the Milanese toward the country as Naples hosts ships and supplies for ground operations.
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Pigseral
St. Jara
Pignerol
Duke of Berwick
Dauphine
Milaneze
Milan
Foxer
Sir Edward Whitater
Naples
Venice
Giovanni Cornero
Doge
Great Britain
Nicolas Cornare
Order of St. Mark
Barcelona
Tarragona
Rome
Marquis de Prié
Arriva
Geneva
Fune
Count de Thoun
Duke of Sucy
Turin
Piedmont
Duke of
Berwick
Sivgie Tzrantaise
Maurienne
Tzrantaiezis
Brizagon
Dauphiné
Maersailles
Barbas
Madrid
Marsailles
Civita-Vecchie
Landau
Strasbourg
Erlingen
Philipsbourg
Prince of Baden Dourizch
Rhine
Eslingen
Count Gronsvelt
Baden
Douriach
Thungen
Harcourt
Neubourg
Breiner
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Fane
Lord
Ireland
T. Wharton
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