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Frontiers of Europe and Dublin Commerce in April 1711
The piece reports: French moves quiet, Stanhope housed in Paris, du Caffe to America with three French ships, Spaniards bar Dutch trade, Princess de Ursinie leaving Anjou court for Italy, Count Caroli arriving with Hungarians. Allies plan to break French lines in Flanders and loom of a strong fleet. Also Parliament business in Cork and Dublin includes bills on building leases, woollen abuses, post office, and juries. Local notes on Hastings convoy, witch trials, city officers, and Irish property sale at Kilruddery with details of a 1052 acre estate and a 2501 yearly rent, plus various market prices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
General Stanhope
M. du Caffe
America
Princess de Ursinie
Duke of Anjou
Italy
Count Caroli
Flanders
Briitac
House of Commons
Great Britain
John Lovett
Dublin
Earl of
Wil
Seaton
Scotland
England
Cork
Her
Hastings
Paul
Kinsale
Biftol
York
Litchfield
Plymouth
Argells
St. Malloes
Scilly
Spithead
Carrickfergus
Alderaian Barlow
Ek Gedhard Major
Somervel
Greg
Bray
Kilirudery
Powers-Court
Killruddery
Dick’s Coffee House
Skinner- Row
Bisure
Peirce Archbold
Richard Archibald
Crookes-Town
County of Kildare
Edmund Fitzgerald
Martin Sczrlog
Pierce Archbold
William’s=Street
Aed
Grtais
Edmond Doyle
Castle-street
Yann
Anthor
Patrick’s Street
Uher’s Key
Zhose
Copper-Alley
Ste
Smithfield
Christopher White
Foley Fiber
Herte