Contagious Distemper Eases as Troops Return to Quarters
In Warfam dated Feb 3 reports that Distemper among lines near Kattinieck has ceased and troops are ordered back to old quarters. Zamotck fort siege threat ends as mediation by Cracow Palatinate and church leaders averts battle. Branicki appointed to handle the quarrel. Nearby Newcastle news recounts flood impacts on the Tyne and Wear ships, Sunderland damage, smuggling cases, and various obituaries and society notes.
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Ron
Choczim
Kattinieck
Zamoski
Lublin
Zamofck
Zamorck
Radzivil
Vilna
Lithuania
Staroft
Zamotck
Zamotki
Potocki
Poniatowski
Kipkees
Ukraine
Palatinate of Cracow
Gnefna
Counsess
Dresden
Branicki
Crown Army
Ship Conflict and Island Rescue Reported from Jamaica and Cuba
In New York December reports Captain Bayne reached the port after a 30 day voyage from Jamaica. His passage involved striking a Spanish ship, removing three men from the Griffin. Captain Brown, wrecked September 26 near Pics Couna for Jamaica to London, lost the vessel but saved cargo and crew after three weeks on the island and a canoe voyage to Cuba. Also in New Jersey a slave man who killed Mr. Van Este was born in Millstone and faced the fire with courage after the raiding party noted they had cut the roof but left branches.
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Plantation News
New-York
Bayne
Jamaica
Griffin
Brown
Wio
Isle of Pics
Couna
Juaica
London
Cuba
New York
New Jersey
Jacob van Este
Millstone
Marriages and a court case in Ireland amid floods and wrecks
The Dublin area reports two marriages William O Dwire to Margaret Lyster and Rev Edward Synge to Miss Hutchinson. A Exchequer case firms a Jew for a horse loan with profits share, a painted Arabian horse verdict for the plaintiff. Snow and rain flood the Liffey sinking lighters and ships. Drogheda bound ship Industry of Drogheda capt Henry wrecked near Skerries. crew saved though ship damaged.
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Ireland
Dublin
William O’dwire
Margaret Lyster
Mayo
Dutchess of Hamilton
Coventry
Edward Synge
Killalooe
Hutchinson
Dean Hutchinson
Swan Alley
Europe
Liffey
Drogheda
Henry
London
Buit
Skerries
Death of Patrick Lindsay Former Lord Provost of Edinburgh
Scotland Edinburgh February 12 Last Thursday died here Patrick Lindsay Ely late Lord Provost of this City and Representative for seven years in Parliament He was Governor of the Isle of Man whose office he held with reputation until Ill health forced him into retirement to private life
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Patrick Lindsay
Ely
Isle of Man
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