Protests, Deployments, and Mail Ships in Early 1700s Europe
The report mixes religious conference notes between Protestants and Roman Catholics in Creuznach and electoralist actions, with military movements near Silesia and Hungary. It mentions Muscovite forces under Golts and Weysbach, a skirmish left with higher enemy losses, and captures of drums while pursuing the foe to Silesia and Hungary. Additional items include ship movements from Cork to Balboa and Bristol convoys, port notices from Kildare and Dublin land sales, and a missing horse reward notice amid broad commercial advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branve
Upper Rhine
Palatine Protestart
Creutznach
Biden
Dufseldorp
Odelnova
Silesia
Pomerania
Wey
Silefig
Golts
Great Hutte
Weysbach
Bieny
Hungary
Buffalo
Balchin
Her
Gloucester
Crookhaven
Montieur d’Guy
Guy
Bal Hin
la Superiora
Cork
Thomas
Balboa
Penzance
Parr
Commuanter
Bristol
Lucretia
Jamaica
Hopewell
Exeter
Bris Col
William
Q.iana
Pio
Virginia
George Addison
Sco
James Worit
Chu
Afateraguemir
Sefe
T. P
Alderman Legh
Drengheda
Mar Lret Catto
Hendrion
Cape George Gregory
Newtown
Limerick
Holland
Fulice
Gregory
William Hume
Jotice
Lord Bellow
Truffees
Dick's Coffe
Skinner-Row
Thomas Fory
Bacom
Rey
Duich
Jornter
Dublin
D. Er
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Clawatis
Norwich
Bridgewater
Shoreham-lize Hare
East India
Fipenan
Curragh
Kildare
Athy
Aibert Dixon
Carrie
Dixon
Afh. Harbyrre
Brides Street
Dubie
Fillian Reeves
Onna
Rotert Hagket
Turks