Dublin Journal report on 1740 rebellion and European affairs
The Dublin Journal outlines ravaging revolts and trials as ships from Britain bring French and Dutch forces into Italy. Papal conclave activity, Milan preparations for the Great Duke of Tuscany, and English naval actions in Lisbon, Ireland, and Scotland are noted alongside political shifts and trade updates.
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Rome
Errighex
San Marino
Pelagia
Repubick
Cardinal Orai
Gat
College of Cardinand
France
Seedinal John
Alrieri
Lawrence -Alueri i
Lambertini
Bologn
Spinola
Badena
BeHuga
Prince - Chis
Papal
Milan
Tascsnyy
Vienna
Florence
Lighorn
Taftanr
Akhis
Pemnike
Lee
Fly
Pembroke
Catalin Seior
Cartialiek
Treth
Catalonia
Adaiiral Cidvijo
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Mahon
Peterbere
Ehich
Ceatina
Great- Britain
Finland
Edinburgh
Broomball
Fife
Earl of
Wedrestay
Newton
Perthshire
James Graeme
James
Scotland
Hnagland
Bristol
Samuel Lee
Durdham-Down
Hall
London
England
Spain
Prince of Wales
St. Philip Suaw
Christopher
Cape Graham
Sicily
Amterdam
Anne
John
Curling
Boston
Prince Frederick Pacquet
Falmouth
Hudson’s Bay Company
Blakeney
New York
Virginia
Downs
New-York
Phillips
Armstrong
Hide Park
Horse and Foot ‘Guards
Jenkins
John Talbor
Nathaniel Mickelthwaite
Eig
Turkey Company
Aleppo
Smithfield-Market
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