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Notable Naval Movements and Irish Notices
From Barcelona letters report Admiral Cavendish with Canterbury Dover and other ships denied water and remittance in port. Sir Stephen Glynn Amerfden dies in Oxfordshire. Marquis of Blandford reportedly married Madam de Younge. Lord Townshend travels to Hanover with baggage ready for royal journey. Gibraltar fortifications advanced over three months. Dublin notices report church and civic deaths, property petitions, and fairs approvals. Cappagh requests five fairs yearly and weekly market, with government inquiry into prejudice to crown.
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Hnes
George Townshiend
Viscount Townshend
Cornwall
Res Wager
James
Bethlehem Hospital
Barcelona
Cavendish
Canterbury
Mney
Dover
Port Mahon
Gibraltar
Malaga
Alicant
Bath
Stephen Glynn -Amerfden
County of Oxon
Stephen Glynn
Hold
Marquis
Blandford
Madam de Younge
Denbeigh
Bambridge
Fleet Prison
Che
House of Lords
Townshend
Haner
Malborough
Robert Rich
Bart
Dragoons
Ireland
Harl
Sunderland
Soiffons
Vienna
Spain
Sevil
Granada
Duke de Bournonville
France
Worcestershire
Canton
Europe
Abraham Stanyan
Grand Signios
Dublin-Casle
Richard Nutley
Cappagh
Tipperary
Dublin
Thomas Pleasants
St. Anedrew’s
St. Sepulchers
Wiliam King
Derry
William
Anne
Donnebrooke
Cusack Baldwin
Charles Baldwin Bf
St George’s