Proclamation seeks Francis Eustace capture in Dublin
An Irish proclamation offers 100 pounds for the capture of Francis Eustace of Catlemsore Dublin who killed his wife in Smithfield and fled. It orders sheriffs constables and officers to apprehend him. Harsh penalties apply to harboring or aiding him. Paris and Brussels dispatches note Dutch negotiations and military concerns as European powers maneuver amid ongoing conflict.
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R. Freeman
C. R. Ingoldsby
Ebrancis Eustace the Younger
Catlemsore
Catheragh
Dublin
Oo Rapho
Smithfisid
Bartholomew Wybrants Gene
Francis EU
Francis Eustace
Francis Eufface
Francis Euface
Francis Eusface
Paris
Versailles
Holland
Mareschal Harcourt
Strasbourg
Flesilla Arrivd
Cadiz
Canova A
Toulon
Levant
Brussels
N.S
Helvetius
Hague
Mons
Antwerp
N. S
Bing Sen
Verlac Ls
Gertruydenbrg
Schonnen
Warneton
Commines
Duke of Marlborough
Brusssels
Gertguydenberg
Arjou
Eugene of
Savoy
Vienna
P. S
Naples
Sicily
Tuscany
Sardinia
Ditto
Spain
Philip
Serclaes
Arragon
Warsaw
Schonen
Namure
Courtray
Deynie
Marseilles
Ince
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Pill
Francis Dickson
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Council-Chamber
Abercorn
W. Dneat
W. Kildare
Cha. Fielding
Cha Dering
God Save the Queen