Conflicts over Religion and Politics Spill into Swiss and Irish News
Reports from July 1711 describe Protestant rights in Meneraaly and violent clashes with Bishop Bazil, while cantons press for peace through mediation. News notes Bern and Lucerne conferences, Namur preparations, English political reshuffles, and a broad array of commerce and societal notices from London to Dublin, including ships, stocks, and salerooms.
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Meneraaly
Bazil
Comezi
Arsis
Switzerland
Dyet
Bern
Aerburgy
Frague Courant
Aerburg
Lucern
Brussels
Namur
Bavaria
Germany
Greenock
Glasgow
Burgh
New England
Ou. Rozin
Canaan
Newfoundland
London
Lord Ferrers
Viscount Lamworth
Earl Ferrers
Duke of Buckingham
North
Riding of
Yorkshire
Duke of Newcastle
Middlesex
Duke of Bedford
Deceas
Earl of Denbeigh
Leicester
Duke of Rutland
Earl of
James
Lord Fairfax of
Gilling
Deodatus Staverton
Henry Lamb
Dublin
Abell Roper
Ganover
Stephen’s Green
Thomas Pendergrass
Joseph Leeton
Chen
Furcher
Dames
de ‘Brown
Hoggs
Baguio
DameszArees
Lady Carneys House
Castle-reet
Sarah Rider
Bulls House
College Greatr
Tennant
Ann
William Stagg
Lucy-Lane
Charle’street
John Skeltons
Trim
Fitzpatrick
Mr. Skelton