Prolonged Prorogation and War News From Europe
Letters from Danzick report King Augustus near full settlement as Polish king with provinces paying homage. Germans retreat after a defeat near Lufirne pursued by Allies toward Chesecchia. French Rhine campaign slow, army short of forage. Naples populace debates a gift to the king, sums proposed escalate. Protestant Hungary gains churches including Kesmarcke college restoration. Genoa notes Sorfica unrest. Tyrone and Londonderry reports cite Capt. George McGhee harborer case with local malice and political consequences.
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Danzick
Augustus
Poland
Weae
Lufirne
Chesecchia
Parma
Rhine
Weill
Fort Keil
Hungary
Kesmarcke
Genoa
Sorfica
Républick
Swearing In Of Alderman Kane And Parliaments Weighing Grain
Yesterday Alderman Nathaniel Kane and John Walker and Thomas Cooke were sworn at the Exchequer and Tholfel sheriffs respectively. The day also saw the Parliament begin weighing grain as prices and bread measures are listed. A second handbill advertises religious works and sermons from Dublin with editions on divine predestination and thrift.
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Nathaniel Kane
John Walker
Thomas Cooke
Entablate
Chi Church
Dublin
J Gr
Earl of Wharton
Ireland
House of Lords
Behie William
Dablis
Dublin printing shop ad and engraving notice
An old Dublin advertisement from a printing shop at the Spinning-Wheel in Bark describes print work and engraving services offered for various needs. The fragment notes printed by Gow at a local shop and hints at broad printing capabilities of the era.
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Fleming
Mr. Lemkins
Buikmaker
George Bruce
Newgate
Dublin
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Omagh
Conwy
Tyrone
Londerderry
George McGhee
Strabane
Osober Rt
Prideaux
N. B
Grace