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News from Marlborough Camp and European War Fronts
Reports from July to August 1710 describe the Marlborough camp near Bethune with Lord Orrery on duty, Lambert wounded, and Captain Goodwin distinguished. French moves near St Eloy and Namur prompt diversions. La Vachterta and Briancon sieges noted amid convoy strains. Dublin notices warn of stolen goods, for sale, and local rewards while shipping news lists privateers captured and Parliament routines.
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Toulon
Tucky
Antibes
Provence
Afs
Duke of Marlborough
Salley
Lord Orrery
Lambert
Goodwin
Antwerp
Bethune
St. Lewis's
Regiment of Wales
St. Eloy
St. Omers
Arien
Fort Melo
Mortagne
Ghent
Lisle
C. Hazue
Brussels
Namure
Charleroy
M. Albergotti
Menin
Courtray
Riga
Stockholm
D. Dunamunder
Baver
Pernau
Upper Rhine
Netherlands
France
Paris
Dr. Sacheverell
Great- Britain
Amsterdam
Sweden
Bender
Belgrade
Silesia
Pomerania
Avergne
Philip
Charle
Piedmont
la Vachterta
Ula
Mount Genevre
Briancon
Dauphine
Duke of Savoy
Falmouth
Griffin
Neptune
Middleburg
St. Malo
London
Gauache
Dublin
Gilcock and Grange
Waterford
Kilkenny
Mefieurs Calthorpe
Algernoon
Moyhile
Leitrim
Elphin
Roscommon
Corinth London
Robert Sherrard
Nicholas Gwin
Thomas Coagan
Ballyphehane
Cork
South-Gate
Sir Stephen Rice
Kildare
Edward Scot
Globe-Tavern
Cork- Hill