Dublin Gazette May 1737 notice roundup
The Dublin Gazette issue dated from Tuesday May the 16th to Saturday May the 14th 1737 presents a period summary of local notices and public announcements including appointments, legal actions, and market updates. The content reflects mid May 18th century civic affairs.
Madrid and London News Across Diplomacy and Disorder
Dispatches detail Spain appointing Don Philip as High Admiral with a two hundred thousand ducats annual pay and a new Secretary of State under Montemar. Reports from Madrid say regiments are being recruited and sea and land campaigns renewed, while London notes legal questions over riot control and executions and a judge-led inquiry into Porteous. Letters from The Hague mention deserter protections and Hungary peace talks, with hints of Naples and Sicily succession plans and a Vienna-backed settlement outline.
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Madrid
Spain
Don Philip
Duke de Montemar
Isaac Cardoso
Leghorn
St. Martin
Albaraccia
Don Joseph Tineo
Mijesty
John- Joseph-Peter-Salvator
Paris
Rith Lof
Pauncefort
Marsh
Hamilton
Edinburgh
Serjeant Eyre
Paunces Fort
Southampton House
Lisbon
Gerrard Dias
Hague
Poland
Maestricht
Hungary
Meng
Marquis St. Giles
Don Carlos
Naples
Sicily
d’Ablefelde
Vienna
Salon
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