Dublin Gazette May 1939 dispatches and British claims
A long extract from the Dublin Gazette describes British and Court actions over indemnities to merchants, payments by the South Sea Company, and the Ninety five thousand pound settlement. It notes ministerial entries, carriage of ships, and negotiations with Russia, Denmark, and Hanover. It covers war concerns, troop movements, and various regional notices across Europe, including Paris, Hamburg, and London.
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South Sea Company
Keene
America
Crown
Gréat Britain
Petersburgh
Crowristad
Tog Gui
Warsaw
Beagan
Boristhene
Béda
Aneie
Ind
Stoffeln
Ocdikens
Arian
Bey
Asche
Opentia
Bend T5
Minick
Paris
Conaitree
Appat
Cardinal de Bury
Hamburgh
Steinhorst
Great Britain
Hanover
Denmark
Duchy of Saxe-Lawenburgh
Holstein Gluck
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Samuel Robinson
Ellice
Wexford
Kingdom of Ireland
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Flace
Richmond
Yorkshire
Wharton
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