Battle and siege reports from the Baltic and Europe
News items recount the Battle of Puliowa with Swedish surrender after July 8, Turbulent sieges around Riga with bombardments and hostage warnings, and diplomatic moves toward Moscow including Dutch hosts, Austrian ambitions, and Papal connections. Reports from Mittau, Namur, and Den Haag note triumph arches, czarist intrigues, and troop logistics amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiden
Mittau
Czeremerot
Allard
Courland
Moscow
Riga
Marty
Peren
Wina
Molow
Ukrain
Time we. wareachs the Ne w for t's a
Time to review the New Year’s entry in a peculiar garbled fragment. The text reads as a rough OCR slip with misjoined words and stray characters. It resembles a trivial snippet rather than a complete event or report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonna
Eugene
Hague
Fhc. Trs
Hungary
Eu¢nc
Presburg
Sweden
Silesia
Duke of Savoy
Leiden
Brusels
Flanders
Holland
Alles
Pats
Doway
Hies
Namur
Bavaria
Spain
Amsterdam, Gazette
Poland
Dantzick
Inn and lodging notices from Dublin area in old advertisement
A series of notices offer a house named Duks-Head for sale or lease from March with land and meadow nearby. Adjacent ads promote the Golden-Fleece Inn in Fleet Street near Parliament House with stables and ample accommodations for travelers. Also a reward for finding a jewel and stray horses, plus a note on a lost emerald and a price list for livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Swift
Mullingare
Charles Gibson Innz
Fleet-Lane
Fleet-treet
College
Parliament House
Dublin
Joh Sterne
Castle-street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geof
Tartary
Bender
Puliowa
N.S
Roverwind
H Lg
Bing
Leitepstrom
Denmark
Comirton
Dani ‘Ajely
Guernzy
Jerley
Thermivateurs
Se. Malo
Plancentia
West Indies
Count Matthey
Count de Briancon
Deceas
Icis
G. King
Admiralty
Earl of Dunbarton
Earl of
Orkney
Paris
Duke of
Vendome
Villars
Marchal
Chevalier
Luxemburgh
Dauphine
Kinsale
Sulaca
Mary
William Sargent
Joaden
Montrerar
London
Ana Tm
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