London Quarantine Orders Issued for Baltic Seas Trade
Dublin council approves strict quarantine measures dated 28 November 1710 to restrain ships from the Baltic Sea. Commissioners of revenue and local officers are ordered to enforce the quarantine, aiding customs officers and preserving public health, with captains of warships and magistrates listed to ensure compliance.
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Her
Balsick Sea
Council-Chamber
Dublin
Kildare
St. Geo. Clogher
Feilding
Rob
Rochkfort
Cha
Dering
Doyne
T. Fairfax
Conolly
God Save the Queen
Patrick Campbell
Locheler
St. Germain
Douay
London
Wes
P.C
Bayle
Daviv
Bertin Plunket-Street
Amathist
Celetic
Bett
Arundel Bett
Plunket-Street
Michael Cole
Great-Britain
Liv
Ormack MacGuire
Portugal Army Reform and Suspected Leadership Change
Lubin reports the Portuguese Court plans remounting cavalry and recruiting infantry to take the field in March. Portmore urges vigor, intends to inspect troops in winter quarters. Rumors say Count de Villaverde may be sidelined as Maquis de las Minas seeks command. Also notes Spanish reinforcements and galleon movements, plus local Dublin weather and crime notices.
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Lubin
Portugal
Lord Portmore
Count de Villaverde
Duke of Anjou
West-Indies
France
Gailicia
Charles III
Dublin
James
Belfast
Daniel Anderson John Fitzpatrick
Esther Smith
St. Stephens Green
Alary
Shelwin
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