Vast European Diplomatic and Military Moves Amidst War
Fragmentary dispatches describe embassies between Empress and Courts as well as troop movements across Europe. Reports from Madrid Stockholm Vienna and Paris detail royal wills, pensions, and court intrigues alongside advancing French Austrian and Sardinian forces, with battles looming near the Lambro and Placentia.
Indictments quashed over riot damage to corn ships
From Drogheda the Grand Jury threw out bills of indictment against several persons accused of riotously cutting down rigging on corn ships, suspected of aiding rebels in Scotland. In Athy Kil dare James Lawler and his mother were condemned for the murder of Richard Beaghan, with Lawler to be hanged and Katherine to be burnt on August 5. An acquittal occurred for Thady Lawler. Reports from Kinsale note ships returning from Cadiz with provisions, the Falcon engaging in action and losses. Scotland news mentions Cameron clan leaders captured and embargoes on shipping as General Campbell and officers scour the western Highlands and islands. Further notes include the death of Hugh Horn and military actions in Balquhidder and surrounding Braes. A Perth Volunteer contingent pursued rebels, taking several prisoners. The Glaseon Journal reports the Young Pretender leaving North Uist for Sky, with ships and captains pursuing him.
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France
Europe
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Miniter
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Vienna
Italy
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Cour de Berhes
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Empire
Silesia
Ireland
Dublin
Drogheda
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Athy
Kildare
James Lawler
Katherine Beaghan
Richard Beaghan
Ballyvafs
Katherine
Thady Lawler
Kinsale
Nottingham
George Graham
Eagle
Rodney
Falcon
Gwynn
St. Sebastian's
Cadiz
South Seas
Bourdeauy
E Sprott Hyateet
Bafere
Edinbrrgh
Lachabar
Clan Cameron
Donalds
Clarkonnald
Glengary
Keppoch
Kinlochmoidart
Glenco
Campbell
West Isles
John’ Douglas
Kilheid
Fort Augustus
Eord
London
Carviemore
Scot
Millar
Fort-William
Dunstaffnage
Todshaugh
Newlifton
Hugh-Horn
Westhall
Lester
Stirling
Janes Campbell
Perth
Balquhidder
Daniel M‘euen
Strath
Glenkarnock
Broadalbine
Lenny
Glenattney
M‘euen
Major Stewart
Advorlick
Malcolm M‘gregor
Comour
Donald MacLaren
King
M‘ree
Patrick Murray
Lord John Murray
Highland Regiment
Thomas More
Follie
Glaseon
Inverary
N. Uift
Sky
John M‘innon
Sullivan
O Neil
M‘innon Elder
Argyllshire
Marital Mercy Edict Aims to Ease Military Strife
The King of Prasia orders generals to let soldiers marry, amid war fatigue. Athenian law once required two wives due to population strain. Rebels’ prayer book pages misused. Grace Jones dies at 118 after a long life. Grace lived in Caerwys with many relatives still alive.
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Prasia
Athens
Socrates
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