London Gazette Dispatches From Toulon and Terrexsonn
The Holyhead Mail notes arrival of London Papers with express delivery and promises London Gazette content. Dispatches from Lord Wa-Lincron dated December 19 and 21, 1714, a letter from Sir Edward Perrew from the Caledonia off Toulon November 6, and letters from General Terrexsonn will be read with satisfaction in upcoming columns.
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Terrexsonn
The Dublin Journal Responds to Circulation Demands and Repairs
The Dublin Journal thanks Protestant readers in Ireland for support and explains distribution delays caused by opposition to its faith and politics. It notes subscriptions available by post and adds that extra editions may be published for important news. Mention of Mannheim describes its beauty and fortifications with population.
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Marital Alliance Ties Westminster Figures
On Tuesday in Westminster Major Drake of the 95th Kufle Regiment wed Miss Fang elder daughter of M P any piece to the Right Hoa the Earl of Miacclesfield.
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Controversial Sermon Attacks Dromgoole on Protestant Toleration
A fiery critique targets Dr Dromgoole and Daniel OConnell, condemning Catholic power and Protestant tolerance. The speaker denounces Popish influence, laments Ireland’s divisions, and foresees a Catholic monarchy and parliament, urging unity under Protestant law. The piece rails against sacerdotal authority and religious coercion.
Protesant Objection to Doctor Speech Sparks Public Debate
A Protestant writer denounces a doctor’s speech as fomenting bigotry and superstition while praising the nation’s constitution. He lauds ministers and the learned for guiding public judgment and laments the Popish Board’s perceived candour, comparing them to Macbeth’s witches around a cauldron.
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Armed attacks and arson in County Tipperary and Waterford
Reports detail an armed party surrounding Michael Keary’s house near Cloneen, setting it ablaze and detaining the family wife. Christmas Day violence at Carrigreen near Clonoulty included twenty five gunshots and a son’s defense of the house. Two men were captured in Waterford for examination. Post Office to open at Castledawson on the crossroad from Randalatown to Magherafelt.
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Nicholas Herbert
Carrick
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Derry
Randalatown
Magherafelt
Annals of Popery and Lord Deputy Letters 1687 Scotland
The document records April to October 1687 notes from the Lord Deputy in London about rising Papist activity in town and country. It cites bishops, a Geneva bishop translated work, a Purge of books, trials of Jesuits, royal orders on printing, and letters to and from the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Wentworth describing suspicions, repression, and political tensions over Popery.
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