Regiments Held Back From Frontiers As Alliances Move
Letters from Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Paris report Anglo Dutch and French forces shifting. Prussia and Saxony seek an amicable settlement, while Sweden negotiates a defensive treaty with Berlin. Troops mass for Italy and Flanders, embarks at Boulogne and Dunkirk are countermanded, and Madrid projects reinforce Lombardy.
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Irish Dublin Fan Deaths and Appointments Mark Week
Irregular notices report deaths in Dublin and surrounding areas. Ire lan d Dublin Fan died at his house Peter s Street. John Hemsworth M D cent or of the College of Physicians died at Nangor. John Faulkiner Elq justice of the peace for Dublin. Robert Callaghan Ely former High Sheriff of Tipperary named governor by the Lord Lieutenant. Nicholas Darcy agent in chancery died at his Derby Square house.
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Robert Callaghan
Ely
Tipperary
Derby Square
Nicholas Darcy
Zeal and affection greets troops at Edinburgh march
In COTLAND Edinburgh vendors praise the regiment's reception after Berwick, Lothians counties supply horses and expenses for their march to Dunbar Aberlady. Each soldier received beef and bread with spirits and ale. Darkness fell as they entered town amid joyous gratitude and city illumination.
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Death of Mrs Davies Wife of Rev Davies of Lowes Court
Last week in Hreveford Fan died Mrs Davies wife of the Rev Mr Davies of Lowes Court and daughter to Sir Humphrey Howarth. She was a Lady noted for sweetness of temper and affability and possessed the good qualifications hoped to assure happiness here and hereafter.
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Country News
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Lowes-Court
Humphrey Howarth
London Queries on Loyalist Remedies and Defence
London reports a measured plea for reassembling to promote plans and inquiries that secure the nation from danger. It cites Kent’s 12000 men reviewed on Barham Downs and 8000 royal troops stationed there as evidence the French may hesitate to land, and notes a cannon train from Woolwich to Sandwich.
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