Kings and Dukes Return as Trade Struggles Rise Across Europe
From Vienna reports that Count Wallis urged the Army Council to open all letters to keep campaign operations secret, while Dublin notes a surge in seamen wages and insurance costs as foreign trade stalls. In Kilclare racing news a pony owned by the Earl of Kildare’s butler dies mid race, and a pine maker dies of apoplexy in Meath. Further items include regiments marching to Park Gate, thunder and rain, and public notices about rents and debt fugitives in Dublin and Cork.
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Kensongton
Vienna
Wallis
Council of War
Dublin
Earl of Kildare
Crumlin
King’s End
Thomas Herd
Mr.Gardiner
Meath
Wentworth
Handalyde
Park Gate
Chester
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Joseph Austen
Stephen's Green
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