Testiday arriveid Mail from France March 12
Fragmented dispatches describe diplomatic recalls and naval movements in the North Sea and Baltic region, with notes on military postings, cargoes, and drafts of officers. Reports mention inoculation debates, parliamentary actions, and public celebrations for Jarrit Smith’s entry into Dublin.
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Testiday
France
Péter i Ib Ch
North Sea
Siberia
Morgei
CIA
Peteh
Ri Gans
Finland
Carelskroon
Vilage
Santa Rosa
Ataran
Daich Sias
Malaga
Zs Vorsee
Hayes
Yorke
Rotterdam
Cardinal de Soubize
Marshal-Maillebois
Princess de Rohan
Militia for Defence Seen as Essential to Security
London argues that regular troops are costly and militi a is the sole remedy for national defence. Opponents fear the burden of enforcing a militia on citizens already working hard to support themselves and families. The piece weighs the necessity against practical objections and public expenditure.
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Frelawn
Dublin
Francis Nesbit
Royal Irish Dragoons
Anne Giffard
Thomas Giffard
Castle Jordan
Sir Edward
O Bryan
R. Dougherty
Sol
Sir Edward O Bryan
Hore
Fribble
John Brown
Mr. Brown
College
Smith
Liberty
England
London
Paris
la Nebleffe
Ballance
Kensington
Knightsbridge
Kensington Church-Yard
Hyde Park Corner
Jack
House of Commons
Essex
Kent
Surrey
Canterbury
Hertford
Ware
Hoddesdon
Lewes
Chiff
Southover
East Grinstead
Sussex
Toulon
Carthagena
Graile
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Bristol
Jarrit Smith
Battle Common
Fidus Acbates
Mr. Brickdale
Dr. Nicolls
Whitehall Chapel
John Green
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Botolph Aldgate
Grainger
St. Mary Magdalen
Fih-Street
Mr. Webster
St. Sepulchre
King
St. Paul Covent-Garden
Gibbon