Government revokes liberty to print Dublin Gazette 1742
Dublin authorities declare the Dublin Gazette to be printed and published only by Thomas Bacon, City of Dublin Printer. The proclamation, dated September 1742, assigns full authority to Bacon and not to any other person, announcing the revocation of prior permission granted to Jonathan and John Gowan.
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European News Briefs From Bologna To Vienna
Reports from Naples to Vienna detail military movements and diplomacy. Austrian forces advance toward Rimini. Spanish troops face supply shortages and danger. Bologna notes seizures of relics and papal edicts, while Prague and Vienna describe troop dispositions and potential peace talks shaping the Italian theater.
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