Peace prospects and Dutch French notes amid 1746 campaigning
Amid reports from the Camp of the Allies two deputies from the States General met with Field Marshals Rathdam and Waldeck. Austrian forces are expected soon and intend to join the grand army to move from Breda toward the Duke of Saxony to press for peace. Also notes on Admiral Matthews trial, Dutch diplomacy, and charitable legacies in Dublin with detailed bequests to hospitals, schools, and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Rathdam
Waldeck
Breda
Maria Count de Saxe
Serene
Prince of Hesle
Holland
Admiral Matthews
Prince of Orange
Deptford
M. d’Argenton
Mons
van Hoey
Etter
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Cumberland
Earth
Europe
Paris
A. van Hoey
House of Commons
Leftock
Maily
Grange-Garman
St. Paul's
Latt Shursday
Pendergaft
Thomas Pendergaft
Earls of
Cadogan
Thomas Prendergast
Cuesday
George Parsons
Laurence Parisus
Bennet’s Bridge
Amenca
Incorporated Society For
London
Lemuel Harris
N.wington Green
Charles Powell
Elys
James
Elizabeth Gingore
James Gingore
Edtverd
Stephens's Hospital
Mercers Hospital
Seol
Transporter Leith Carries Hessian Troops Arrives at Helvver
Postscript from London dated June 19 reports the Transporter Leith with Hessian troops aboard passing by Back Yarmouth Sanda and reaching Helvver. Letters from Inverness claim an English sloop war encountered a French ship near Fort Augustus. the French vessel was chased and sunk after a broadside, with suspicions the young Pretender was aboard. Lord Chesterfield, great to Ireland’s lord lieutenant, is set to sail for Holland as ambassador extraordinary to the States General.
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Tais Bay
London
Leith
Yarmouth Sanda
Inverness
Fort Augustus
Francs
Farl of Chesterfield
Ireland
Holland
Summer Assizes 1746 King s County and others
Notice of term dates for several counties during the summer assizes including King s County at Philipstown Queen s County at Maryborough Kildare at city Waterford Wicklow and more. Also advertisements for musquets bayonets champagne wine painter supplies and an assembly in Stafford Street with a ball for the ladies. A parcel of new spanish musquets bayonets and Bristles from Scotland offered by Darquier at Blind-quay for citizens.
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King’ S County
Philipfiecom
Queen's County
Maryborough
Gounty of
Kildare
City
Catherlaugh
Cabher Cuph
Fyriday Fuly
Ki.senny
Grace's Old Cot
Turfilay
Kilkenhy
Tehtel
Wexford
Jseph Bacrott
Pimlico
CAY
Luke Dillon
John Dobson
Formescourt
Ness
Joé
Scotland
William Darquier
Darquier
Ely
Linen Board Regulations and Premiums for Flax Lodging
Trustees impose weekly attendance at the Flax Store-house from eight to one to view flax and prevent gratuities. Officers must swear to honesty, while penalties apply for improper rewards. Premiums are offered for flax lodged by October 1749, with scales based on weight and value, requiring certificates and oaths. Owners must prove land ownership and origin of flax, with proof from two neighbors and local justices.
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Arthur New Burgas
Arthur Newburgh
Dublin Castle
Realan
Nodlel
James Oro
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Blue Coat Hospital
Incorporated Society
Kilmainham
Frinity College
Dublin
Zool
St. Peter
St. Kevan
St. Bridget
St. Warburgh
St. Andrew
St. John
St. Audeon
St. Catherine
St. James
St. Luke
Pasith
Tudor and Dunlagin
Wicklow
Tubber
Dublin Society
France
Thole
Foundig Chidren
Eaton