Long Parliamentary News From Dublin and London 1707
Reports from Dublin and London describe political tensions as the Duke of Cadaval loses favor with the crown while Portugalite soldiers are praised for new establishment. Debts of King William are discussed, with 13 ships due from Barcelona and a Danish Saxon siege threat. Dublin highlights arrests, city officers welcoming Sir George Bing, and a Protestant, defiant memorandum urging defense against a Pretender. Letters from Galway note ships arriving and local militia arrangements amid ongoing subscriptions for defense.
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Duke of
Pyarcon
Lhce
Willian
Grifiz
Cajfbidy
Hague
Flandes
Cape
Gordon
Leipord
Salisbury
London
Dublin
Antrim and
Fingal
Tremillstown Montgarret
Lawrence Esmand
Dinu Daly
Kinz Janes
Thomas and
Wilbon Burk
Pool
Nanzle
Butler and Westcourt
Kilka
Cartyrickin
Walter Butler
Woozan
Rath Coffy
P. Bryan
Elmor
Eustaces
Patrick Fitz Patrick
Edinburgh
George Bing
Shierif Connos
Dihise
Earl of Pembrosk
Ireland
Chastel
Ann Dom
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Galwy
Commissioners of the Revenue
Kings-End
Galway
Alderman Thinvas Bolton
Regiment of Foot
Nicholas Gruber Merchant
Richard Dollard
West