Maestricht Siege and Allied Troop Movements Report
From The London Gazette April reports allied and French maneuvers around Maestricht. Cumberland arrives at Hellinouck as Ligonier advances with British Electoral Troops. Chandos, Lowendahl, Puebla and d Aremberg deploy to guard routes and proceed to reinforce Maestricht amid Saxe's siege. Dutch towns and river Maese strategic positions detailed.
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Hellinouck
Ruremond
Duke of Cumberland
Ligonier
Meuse
Montigni
Count Chandos
Maestricht
Saxe
M. Lowendahl
Verviers
Berg
Maastricht
Puebla
Mazeyk
Baronias
Geul
Hussars
Rechem
Chandos
Mareschal
Prince d’Aremberg
Imperial Horse
Count Sollérn
Hague
William
M. Kalkeen
Dresden
Paris
Dauphin
M. de Soto Majore
Aix la Chapelle
Zealand
Wiltschut
Council of War
la Roque
Prince of Orange
Cranstrom
Boifledue
Constant
MM. Klefeker
M. Meywertzhaven
Hamburgh
Anspach
Maettricht
Maefe
Burgundy
Lorrain
Champagne
Netherlands
Toul
Verdun
Sedan
Dinant
Namur
Sambre
Liege
Venloue
Grave
Worcum
Waal
Dort
Holland
Brill
Brufflelg
Huy
Maleyck
Mareyck
Roermond
County of
Liege On That Side of the River Also, Then the Dutchy of Limburgh
Juliers
Roermonde
Guelders
Duchy of Limburgh
Hungary
Elector Palatine
Prussia
Maese
Wycke
Province of
Brabant
Munster
Louis XIV
Nimaguen
Valkenborg
Faquemont
Geule
Limburgh
Dalen
Vifet
Tongres
Bilfen
Convent of Reckem
Arwil
Nes
Bergen-op-Zooma
Luxemburgh
Lowendahl
Iso
Account of the Fortress of Maastricht and Surrounding Country
A concise historical account of Maastricht fortress and its environs. Discusses why the siege of Maestricht is a major topic of discourse, offering readers a compact view of the fortification, geography, and strategic considerations.
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Maastricht
Maestricht
Fire destroys Boston Court House in brutal blaze
Plantation News reports a massive fire last Wednesday morning at the Boston Court House, consuming the building except for the walls. The blaze, sparked by chimney fires during a cold day, destroyed records, plans, and furniture, with wine stocked in cellars valued in the thousands of pounds. Some protected documents from 1737 survived in lower rooms. The Dreadnought privateer and other vessels are mentioned, with news of prize ships and ongoing war activity in New York and Philadelphia ports.
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Boston
New-England
Thas
É&C
Mayberry
Cape Cod
York
Fran
Philadelphia
New York
Edinburgh Presbyteries elect for General Assembly
The Rev. Presbytery of Edinburgh elected ministers John Mattieson William Withearts George Withearts Robert Kinloch George Fordice and William Aitken along with ruling elders Lord Arniston James Milroy and John Forrest. The University chose Dr Plumber as its representative and the city selected Lord Provost Conveenor Cuninghame. Skelton's and Leighton's regiments marched from Newcastle to Shields for Flanders, windbound transports. The Eliza Blair from Virginia was damaged, captured by a Spanish privateer near Hispaniola, exchanged and brought to Jamaica by a cartel.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Presbytery of
Church of Scotland
John Mattieson
William and
George Withearts
Robert Kinloch
George Fordice
William Aitken
Lord Arniston
Baillie
James Milroy
John Forrest
University
Plumber
Cuninghame
Skeltors
Leighton
Newcastle
Shields
Flanders
Glasgow
Eliza
Blair
Virginia
Antigua
Hispaniola
Jamaica
Tyrone Knight and Athboy MP Elected in Ireland
William Stewart is elected Knight of the Shire for Tyrone and takes his seat in the House of Commons. William Napper is elected for Athboy Borough replacing the late Earl of Darnly. Waterford appoints a Citizen for Waterland as a new member. Several deaths noted: John Ker and others in Kilkenny and Toberdaly.
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Irfelan
Dublin
William Stewart
Waterford
John Ker
House of Commons
Kilkenny
Kildarey
Mar
William ‘Tyrrell
Toberdaly
King’s Ans
Alberti Nesbitt
Neafbit
April One: unclear notes from Wednesday news
Fragmentary OCR text references a Wednesday news item with scattered words about April and event timing. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable.
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