Parliaments and Army Reinforcements Feed 1734 Dispatches
Reports from Dublin and abroad note patronage reforms still under debate, military expansions adding 26 men per company and two new companies per regiment to the British regiments, and Arthur Dobbs departing for Ireland. Paris dispatches discuss Persia and Saxony, while Dublin obituaries and notices mark prominent deaths, weddings, and public notices.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Arthur Dobbs
Efghis Majesty
Paris
Warsaw
Elector of
Saxony
Ispahan
Thomas Koul Kan
Shiras
Bellonge
Persia
Kamas Kouli Kan
Eiger
Kensington
France
West Indies
Kis Curt
Duke of Holtein Goworp
Amelia
Pautzick
Duke of
Saxe-Weysenfels
Hugh . Henry
Age Company
Richard Price
Sol
Cathel
Thomas Browninge
Wingfield
Gouey
Leccer
Lettes
Thomas Mrad
Bride Street
John Power
Dublin
Harrison
London
Norice
Martin Kirkpatrick
R&s
Sloop Exchange
Batchelor's Key
Lewis
Swan
Conyers
Treland
His
Board of General Officer
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St. Mican’s
Dillon Pollard Hampton
Miss Napper
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Ead
Chri
Robert Cope
Cajlege Green
Roth
Sesvanes
Fesson
Sleop Exchanse
Benjamin Conyers
Buthen
Moptha
Mat. Cordines
A&on
Jot. Sdeberham
Wietavere-street
Ames Lombard
High
Skirmen Row
C. N.B
Clandaglass
Moher
St. Leger Gilbeat
Queen’s County
Upper Offery
Mounseath
Maryborough
Mountmelick
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Fery
Birr
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Thowse
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Tre Tolowing
Alexanu
Trim
Reto
Prrop
Down
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Dba
Charles Brett
Greenhal
Lowth
Bewly
Diosiea
Boyne
Greenja
Coin Maaker
Coin Market Town
Cook-street
William Richard
Peter Treet
Umphry Blau
Ormond- Key
James Fetherston
Grattom
Perberslon
Fingla's
William Palmer
Ely
Adam Caulfield
Abbey Freer
the Strand
Ottawa
Francis Atteibtry
Lord Bisop
Rochester
Beau
Westminster
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