Campaign of Europe War News From Dublin and London
Reports from Vienna and Turin discuss efforts to recruit forces including Denmark and Prussia, with delays due to the northern war and plague in Pomerania. New conferences are planned at Afilan with Count Coningfeck to resolve differences with Turin and Venice. Naval movements include a squadron for the Streights set to sail by December, while Imperial troops and horse shipments are noted for Barcelona. In London and Dublin, audiences with foreign ministers and officials occur, and local notices report ships arriving with corn and trade goods, along with the death of Lord Justice Freeman and the rise of Lieut. General Ingoldsby to sole Lord Justice of Ireland.
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Denmark
Prussia
Pomerania
Zenna
Turin
Zinzendorf
Duke of Svay
Vienna
Afilan
Coningfeck
Count de Taua
Adilan
Barcelona
St. James’s
Kurakin
Kurakin, Minister From the Czar of Adultevy
Duke of Queensberry
Clement Cotterel
Signior Grimani
Republick of
Clement Cotch
Orden
Churchill
Dorchester
St. Tins
St. Faiths
Waterford
Afiford
Cork
Lisbon
Kinsale
Speedwell
Woolf
Dublin
Charles
Pool
Ogle
Fish
Zurckzee
Hastings
Bristol
Hydes
Richard Freeman
General Ingoldsby
Ireland
Advertisements from 1710 auctions and rewards posted
Notices describe a reward for capturing William Johnson alias Patrick McShane, a land sale near Waterford to be bid at Dungarvan on December 7, 1710, and a stud and lands sale at Mount Bagenall near Dundalk on St Andrew's Day. Additional parcels near Dublin city and amenities near the new Bowling Green are offered for tenancy.
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Earl of Wharton
Regiment of Dragoons
Thomas Brown
William Johnson
Patrick McMalin
Patrick McShane
William Watson
Dawson-street
Dublin
Downpatrick
Waterford
Clonmell
Carrick
Dungarvan
James Bradley
St. Andrew’s
Mount Bagenall
Dundalk
Lowth
Tucker
Melvil
Caldwell
D’esterr
Bushe
Cuom-Floure
Walter-Mooley
White-Hart
Esfex- Bridge