Army of the 9th Passes Dniester in Bold Action
Reports from Vienna and Mannheim describe Count Munich planning a next day crossing at the Dniester with a 4-cannon battery and mortars. Tidings note a fourth division near the Dniester, Ottoman and Tartary forces clashing, and Russian fortifications on the river as diversions occur. The Vienna dispatch also mentions the Grand Duke departing for the army and varying garrison counts, with political uncertainty in Mannheim over territorial provisions and French favor.
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Dniester
Munich
Ialograd
Vienna
Ortova
Manheim
Great Titain
Juliers
Prince of Sultreach
Palainé
France
West Chester Cathedral
Muel Knight
Shoe-lane
Iery
William Thompsin
Belgrade
Ronigsegg
Saiboe Ee
Tabeia Ora
Themelves
Dublin Castle Notice on Irish Magistrates Orders
Sept 15 1738 Dublin Castle reports His Majesty’s signal to halt further Samen actions until Murder Plea se is known. Lords Justices order conformity across Ireland’s magistrates. Sept 16 announce death of William holo, alderman’s son, at Finglass country seat.
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Dublin Castle
Ireland
Finglass
William Holo
Parliament House
Dublin
Scotland
Edward Martin
Ill Health of Colonel Wansborough at Kilmainham
The Gazette notes Colonel William Wansborough of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham is dangerously ill with little hope of recovery. It also announces prisoners and debt fugitives may obtain printed summonses warrants petitions and duplicates from the printer to secure immediate discharge under the late Insolvent Debtors Relief Act as approved by Eaton Stannard Recorder and Thomas Gonne Town Clerk.
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William Wansborough
Royal Hospital
Kilmainham
Eaton Stannard
Thomas Gonne
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Kildare
Mainham
Faid
John Wilkinson
William Bush
His Majesty’s Customs
William Cavanagh
Mace
Edward Butler
James Forbes
Margaret
Morgan Mc.Donnell
Bourdeaux
His Majesty’s
Robtelles
Daniel Reddy
Dudley Reddy
Brocker
Daniel
Ferch