Now by Lovelace and other named officers in Ireland
Reports from the Continent say French commanders Villars and Souvain plan an offensive against the Confederate Army. Dispatches note Villars marching toward Cambresis with 2000 horse, while 39 squadrons guard between Guile and Ribemont. London letters mention James Churchill and Lord Shannon shifting forces, with Eugene’s express toward the Upper Rhine to reinforce. Dublin notices include property sales, notables’ notices, and a runaway apprentice sought for by his master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prafcis
Namur
Bavaria
Maretchal de Villars
Alli
Valenciennes
Farefchal de Villars
Carclet
Chateau Cambresis
Generi
Guile
Count de Cogni
Thomas Hanmer
Ghent
Duke of Ormondes
Madrid
Catalonia
Staremberg
Dublins
Alent Cies x
H. Fleetwood
Thomas Meredyth Condioner
High-Street
Sokn Billop
Julia Sinclare
Ignatius Plaket
Tynané
Back-Lave
Polson
Elizabeth Price
E.steem
Roger Evan
Cork Hall
Dublin
Ohn Thompson
Vsaac
City of Dublin
John Thompson
White-Fryars Lane
Owen Gorman
Ion
Belfast
Broad
Jol
Drumenagh
Enniskillen
Fermanach
Ehdt Nezerbourboch
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John Mordaunt
Toba Whitwrorg
Hole Villars
Letterell
John Churchill
Lord Shannon
Saunderton
Powell
Pals
Brednall
Johnson
Charles Churchil
Vox
Lorre
Ramey
Grimes
Cohier
James Moncreit
Gen Hamilton
Balfeure
Lauder
Mackay
Aluvray, Douglas
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