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24 Oct 1738

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Dublin Gazette

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

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Oct 24, 1738

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Sumo' Mosey te cre Fonpersr i lis farpacial Majatly evil yetcle

Reported military and diplomatic state of the war with Austria Prussia Sweden and Turkey. Mentions Cologne Count Colloredo Brest Latvia and N S forces, naval actions, sieges rumors of peace and a London court visit. Also notes reception of Prince and Princess of Wales in Bath and public enthusiasm about the royal couple.

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Groeral Larcziczki Clarita Colloredo Rusfan Foor Salhausen Craiova Moldavia Pearce Porte Bathany Occonian Black Sea Copenhagen Stockholm Sweden Berlin Warsaw Count Munnich Bowzdodokow Bog Poland Vienna Belgrade Lis Hamburgh Provence Toulon Konigsegg Semlin Saave Danube Panchova Bannat Vipalanka Hildbourghausen Wittenberg Pals Bernes Sclavonia
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Court Martial Sentences Captains and Naval Notices

The report from London lists court martial sentences for Captains and officers including Capt. Martin fined a year’s pay and Capt. Atkins a half year, with Capt. Smith and Capt. Lingen acquitted. Capt. Hutchinson of the Salamander absent, and Capt. Onley of the Lively also absent. Admiral Haddock remains with most of his squadron off Pere-Mahone. Capt. Grimes of the Foot Guards dies, buried at St James, and plans for a gift suit for the Prince of Wales’ Bath appearance are noted. Also reported is a surge in Yarmouth herring catch and Simpson Wood to succeed Capt. Graham in the third Regiment of Foot Guards.

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Martin Atkins Smith Lingen Huchinson Onley Ireland Pere-Mahone Haddock Marlborough Street Grimes Third Regiment of Foot Guards Ramillies St. James’s Church Westminster Prince of Wales Bath Bath Oil Hollingbourn Kent William Neville Royal Regiment of Foot Col. St. Clair Yarmouth Simpson Wood Foot-Guards Graham
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Germany Nien Turcary Ard Elorence- Piensa Tureks Morave Petersburgh Hungary Prince and Princely of Wales Britannia Eyre England London
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