Licence Granted For Dublin Gazette Printing 1742
Dublin Castle grants license to Thomas Bacon to print and publish The Dublin Gazette with the words By Authority until further order. The proclamation revokes prior liberties and appoints Bacon as official printer, dated September 13 1742, in Dublin Castle.
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Government of Ireland
Duntin
Jonathan
John ‘Gowan
Femé
Herdy
Thomas Bacon
Dublin
Castle
British and Allied Movements Amid Baltic and Italian Fronts
Reports from May to June describe Royal progress and court concerns in Russia at St. Petersburg with Empress and Great Duke, naval and land movements near Cronstadt, and a Sicilian convoy. Naples notes crowding trials and administrative efforts to curb abuses, while Lombardy and Lombard allies discuss pardons, double pay for Spanish deserters, and ongoing campaigns. In Rome, civil unrest and papal audiences spark tensions. Prague and Frankfurt reflect Danube campaigns and Spanish-Italian fronts with Austrian and French forces maneuvering near Ingoldstadt and Ratisbon.
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Peogterhoff
Neva
Pend
meSafon
Linschlagel
Baltek
Cronfladr
Naples
Sicily
Florence
Jane
Lombardy
M. de Gages
St ‘Fem
Grafagnana
Modent
M. Zambeccari
Bo Joga
Foot
Bologna
Marigaone
M. Zambeccasi
Prato
Legbom
Rome
N.S
Duke of Cumberland
Lott Carteret
Prince T of
Gchdifane
Ingoldstade
Qsbue
M. Broglio
Rergain
Donawerth
Charles
Ratisbon
Pet Bemelan
Friedbe
Upper Palatinerg
Brancfort-of
Orbitello
Petersburgh
Lacy
Helsingfors
Keith
Abo
Stockholm
Prague
Franchini
Charles of
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Bavaria
Rhine
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Achafenbourg
Villers
of Mente
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Yeilesday
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