Siege plans and royal protests bar Warwick peace efforts
Reports from London and Dublin describe in broad strokes military maneuvers in Flanders and ongoing debates at court. Duke of Ormond allegedly agrees to use part of his army to support a siege while proposals for peace are to be laid before confederate ministers at Utrecht. News of outbreaks of violence in Ireland and a knighthood, stock movements, and privateering actions accompany a notice of imminent auctions and a lost box of papers.
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Duke of Ormond
Courc
Utrecht
Flanders
Arist
Queshoy
Elector of Hanover
Bank
Amsterdam
Turin
Gibraltar
Thither
Solebay
Paris
Madrid
Anjou
Marli
Grozvestein
Maj
Her
Peacessi
Johnie
William Steuart Eys
Samuel Clerk
Dublin
Gallway
Jth
Mac Hufe Gardner
Dean
Tuam
Sanders
John Conellan
John Mac Conner Oge Mac Donnagh
Houghers
Cooke
Bradshaw Merchant
Cavan Toole
Murther
Newgate
Catherlough
P. Campbell Book Feller
Cork-Hill
M. Binaud
Eustaces-Street
Dames Street
N.B
Dickson
Francis Dickson
Cork Hall
Hall
Antrim
George Jackson
Viscount Maffereene
Lucas
Dublin Printed by Francis Dickson at the Union
Dublin 1712 imprint notes Francis Dickson printing at the Union on Cork Hill with location details and date.
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Dublin
Francis Dickson
Cork-Hill