Arrivals and military movements in Europe 1740
Reports from Stockholm to Brussels describe nobles selecting a marshal in Sweden, troops marching to Silesia, a Prussian manifesto justifying entry, and European concerns over war. Updates cover Danish, Dutch and Italian affairs, river floods in Hanover and Paris weather and court notes.
Dublin Deaths and Embargo Affect Irish Trade
Ireland news reports the death of Henry Ware Esys at Stephen's Green, noting a family lineage to Sir James Ware. In New Ross Mrs Quarum dies aged over 100 after claiming ginger improved sight and embroidery. a curate is presented to Tamaquirk parish. An embargo halts butter exportation affecting ships Elisabeth and St Francis of Bourdeaux. A thief dies from rum poisoning after digging near New Street. five casks seized. Lynneal, lord mayor’s officer, convicted of murder and to be hanged. a prisoner rescue at Newgate results in brutal assault. Macanally hospitalized with severe injuries and doubtful life.
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Stephen’s Green
Henry Ware
James Ware
Ireland
Charles
New Ross
Wexford
Quarum
Cutts Harman
St. Mary’s Church
Lord Visecount
Tyrone
Tamaquirk
Armagh
Customs House
Lynneal
Mefice
Oyer and Terminer
Patrick Bannan
Macardly
Newgate
Oyer and Termihery
Macanally
New Year Observance at St James and Collar Day
London reports a New Year parade at St James's and Collar Day with Knights of the Garter Thistle and Fath appearing in their collared regalia. A large gathering of nobility foreign ministers and distinguished persons attended at noon to compliment his Majesty the Duke and Princess on the occasion.
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Esterday
Dyet
Charles Emilius de Lewenhaupt
Wessel
Wismar
Creffen
Duke of Holstein
Leopold of
Anhalt
Berlin
Hence
Silesia
Glogau
Reisky
Prussia
Frederick
Charles
Austia
Duchy of
Empire
House of Austria
Europe
Hungary
Mayer
Silésia
Madrid
Council of
Castile
Charles V
Italy
Bavaria
Vienna
Robinson
Tuscany
Hanover
Wolfenbuttel
Dedérick de Deffau
Paris
Versailles
St. Genevieve
London
St. James's
Knights of the Garter
Duke
Princeffey
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