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Fragmented 18th century warfare and notices from Dublin Lane
An OCR fragment recounts military actions and movements near Arras and Douay with references to the Imperial court, Dutch deputies, and English ships. It includes late May transport arrivals, privateers, paroles, and prisoners, plus patrols by Earl of Stairs and various marshals. The text shifts to public notices of rewards for crime suspects in Dublin, with detailed descriptions of wanted individuals, their appearances, and locations, ending with a public notice about counterfeiting and medical cures.
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Donay
Mir
Sappe
Londay
Gate
Cardvean
Arras
Breaugar
Deurens
Berane
Tom Cambrig
Marsichals Vilas
Berwick
U Arco
Aerons
Montesquion
Earl of Stairs
Carey
Flanders
Amsterdam
Oders
Gertruydenberg
Rhac
Heintus
France
Douay
Aed
Brenen Odicer
Adair
Visenty
St. Malaes
South Sea
Salisbury
St. Alans
Portland Road
Jules
St. Miloes
Danavy
Marquis de Cherbourg
Aeymouth
Cherbourg
Tuelay
Weymouth
Plymouth
Cape la Hogue
Menon
la Charle
Suatev
Webb
St James’s
Fortine & A
Eeserington
Fredzy
Edward Meplyac
Caclearece
Cubin
Moran
Licas
Vich Ain
Grimes
Ali
Leo
Erry Mac-Culagh
Stermara
Tim
Woyxver
Uushburn
Patrik Mac-Culagh
Gardner
Dirumcondiaz Lane
Litte Teeliz
Dublin Atiles
Gardin
Boswell
Corfutiz
Fames
Mary Dowsal
Kinsaghs
Meath
Ath. Chaton
Cork
Hill
Dublin
Richard Corber