Recount of Rebel Suspect Hadcock and Crown Address to Army
A Dublin press summary relates the capture of Hadcock a Belfast born man said to join the Jacobite rebellion. He claims service in Flanders with the British army, capture at Fontenoy, later joining the Pretender’s guard and fighting at Falkirk. The text includes the Duke of Cumberland’s Edinburgh address urging courage, plus local notices on cod crimping, naval appointments, theatre and assembly listings, and various public notices.
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