Informal Dispatches on Flanders Movements and Lifle Siege
Letters from Flanders report Marlborough at Riolaer and French forces near Bruges and Ghent amid plunder and fortification work. Brussels notes mayhem, new lines near Gaent, and worsening garrison sickness as Lifle siege tightens. An account of a Neva River battle describes heavy casualties, and a Copenhagen to Whitehall message announces Lifle capitulation and garrison retirement.
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U. B.S
Jaeck
Hoendorf
Prince Fugerte
Menin
Courtray
Chambrier
Flanders
Marlborough
Riolaer
Duke de Vendofine
Bruges
Duke of Burgundy
Tournay
Audenard
Gaent
Ghent
Lisle
Brussels
Lifle
Aden
Steedis
Baron Lubecker
Adajor
Neva
Peterburg
Alex Raff
Thus
Adarch
Sraér
Stien
Lim
Tenderfelt
Skoug
Ain
Inter
Atuscovites
Kealaut
Oppas Paxioe
Whitehall
Ostend
N.S
Cittadel
Early 18th Century Printer News Note in Cork
Printed by S Powell and F Dickson near the Post Office in Cork in 1708. The item proclaims fresh and full news will be printed without imposition on the public, under the Lord Chief Baron’s authority.