Siege activity and political rhetoric amid allied advances
Reports from Hague indicate changing batteries and preparations for a swift siege end as Allied forces move. An express letter arrives detailing the enemy decamping at dusk and crossing the Scarpe toward Lens, with plans to relieve Douay. Concurrent dispatches note Medinaceli’s confinement, Anjou’s guard, and Deliberations on Antwerp and Versailles responses, amid polemical clamor from Sacheverell era mobs and debates on church and state.
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Hague
N. S
Lens
Douay
Virry
Henri Lierard
Genoa
Medina
Celi
Lrifon
Madrid
Sacheverell
Cafe 5
Wilhold
Tento
Dr. Scickeverel
St. Faur’s
St. James’s
Snintzon
Sacheverel
Tom Brown
Anglice
Treatise on Human Knowledge and a Dublin horse notice
An 18th century style notice mixes a philosophical preface on human knowledge with a long, detailed bounty and property notice for horses and mares in Dublin. It lists a dark bay horse named Stolener with a star, a gray mare and gray horse, descriptions, rewards, and instructions to contact Mr. White, Mr. Brazill, and others, with locations in Leixlip, Kimaghs flown, and Cork Hill in Dublin, plus ancillary notices about stables, pastures at Rathmines, and trusses for ruptures. It preserves the era’s combination of literary treatise and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huma
Georges Berkéley
A. Feton
Trinity College
Aaron’ Rhames
Jeremy Pepyat
Sbrobeller
Ian Skinner
Dark Bay Horse
Squire White
Steble
Leixlif
Tftaff
Mr. White
Mr. Brazill
Chris-Charth-Yara
Bablin
Kimaghs
Culimullin
Meath
Sean
Arthur
Cork-Hill
Dublin
Richard Corbet
Ted
James
s-Street
Mary Dowdall
Rathmines
Cavin
Ars
Perrow
Widdow
France
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Burgese
S. Meetin
Loripss
Girone
Breslin
Milesia
Bach A Jefurts
Vienna
Lorrain
Afiace
Potgaral
Foype
Tagus
Great-Britain
Fera.ry
M. Supr
FE. An
Dr. Hick
E. Dobson
P. Campbell
Dubhim