Distress of Icebound Isles and Royal Distemper Edict
News from Copenhagen and Hague describe ice interrupting letters and troop movements to cross the Maefe for transports. The Court of St James's announces strict prohibition on entering hides from infected cattle to curb a Danish and German distemper, while sheriffs are appointed and naval exploits receive praise.
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London Gazette
Copenhagen
England
Hamburgh
Holland
Hague
Harwich
St. Farness
Denmark
Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
St. James’s
Lincolnshire
William Gildas
Barton
Somersethire
Samnuel Dedington
Hoffington
Whitehall
William Barton
John Oilebar
John Wyndham Bowyer
David Papillon
William Cayley
George Lewis Scott
Thomas Bowlby
Henry Vernon
John Bindley
Guildhall
James Ormsby
Hon Mrs Fitzgerald dies in Capel Street Ireland
Ireland Dublin February 5 report notes Hon Mrs Fitzgerald dies of a cirrhosis like chest illness in Capel Street leaving an eight to nine year old daughter to inherit the late Lord Kingston estate. Also reported are the deaths of Major James Otway in Tipperary and Major William Bury of the 12th Dragoons marrying Miss Anne Sterling. Marquis Granby thanks British forces in Germany and regrets illness prevented farewell with troops prior to embarkation.
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St. George’s Church
Hanover-square
Monrigue
Countess of Grandison
St. James's Church
Emmet, Esq
Essex
Honeywood
John
St. Paul's
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Kent
Gambier
James Buck
James Gambier
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Henry Benfield
Torney
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Harley-street
Cavendish-square
Thomas Brookes
Customhouse
Greek-street
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Joseph-Arodio
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Common Pleas
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Strand
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Flington-Road
Howard
Ireland
Dublin
Capel-street
Fitzgerald
Lord Kingston
Tipperary
James Otway
William Bury
12Th Regiment of Dragoons
Anne Sterling
Sterling
London
Marquis of Granby
Germany
Munter
Fan
Lord Granby
England
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