Hague News Report on General Promotions and City Elections
The States General assess promotions of general officers and allocate quotas to fund the Republics needs. The Council of State negotiates new contracts for field, artillery horses, and ammunition waggons. Sheriffs and freemen observe mayoral activities and Parliament elections as Sir Thomas Hales takes a seat in Canterbury. The Highlanders depart Maidstone for Staffordshire by Thursday.
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Republick
Council of State
Canterbury
Thomas Hales
Thomas Watson
Ely
Earl of
Highlanders
Maidstone
Rebels Attack and Rout at Falkirk in Stormy Battle News
Edinburgh Folk report the Army under General Hawley marching from Falkirk to meet rebels near Dunipace. Right Wing held the field while left wing faltered in wind and rain. Losses reported around 200 regulars, rebels claiming more. Prisoners sent to Sterling, scenes of interments and hospital at Herbertsheire. Royalists mourn Sir Robert Monro and kin, while Kinloch and Cockburn nuptials noted.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Hawley
Falkirk
Torwood
Dunipace
Lithgow
David Kinloch
Francis Kinloch
Gilmerton
Bart
Hariot Cockburn
Robert Monro
Duncan Monro
Harry Monro
Lord London
Robert
Herbertshire
Regiment of
Old Buffs
Shipwrecked crew perishes. Barry jailed for will forgery
From Dungarvon Ireland reports a fruit ship wrecked between that place and Waterford with all crew lost. On Saturday John Barry was committed to Newgate on three counts including poisoning, forging a will with P Haynes and a servant boy, and perjury. Haynes and the boy remain confined at Bridewell.
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Dungarvon
Ireland
Waterford
Newgate
John Barry
James Barry
P. Haynes
Haynes
Bridewell
Barry
Rebels Slain and Missing Noted After Late Action
From Letters from the North we learn of casualties among both sides in the recent engagement. Reports list officers killed or missing including Ligonier’s Dragoons and Wolfe’s Foot, with several captains named. A parade of London notices follows, detailing appointments, marriages, deaths, fires, storms, and maritime intelligence from Lisbon to Jamaica.
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London
Elcho
George Muntay
Ligonier
Dragoons
Monro
Robert
Whitney
Cornets Monk
Wolfe
Crow
Iptains
Dalton
Blakeney
Garing
Todd
Hamilton
Keller
Landers
Dalrymple
Hale
Edmonton
Kirkton
Fairfield
Howard's Foot
Monroe's Foot
Scotland
Falkirk
Ligonier’s
D. Barrill
Royal Scotch and Sinclaire’s
Croydon
Brighthelmstone
Sussex
Hampshire Regiment
Portsmouth
East Grinstead
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Henry Bathurst
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Jewel Office
Orford
Suffolk
Samuel Marham
Thomas Winnington
Charles Monson
John Goodwin
King’s Yard
Woolwich
Fubbs Vartrhr
Beverly Ogborne
William Brooks
Deceas
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Gresham College
Countess of Carlisle
Sohoquare
St. Saviour’s Southwark
Taddy
Miss Smith
Chester
Searce
Gravesend
Baxter
Houtse of Commons
Woolf
Bedford-Street
Covent-Garden
Copely
York
Westminster Abbey
John Chardin
Persia
East-Indies
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Middlesex
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Duke of Cumberland
Mr. Brooke
Kensington
Hyde- Park-Cornar_ Se
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Kent
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Durham
Taylor
Hankin
Valco, Vide Anguis
M‘donald, Edmund Riley, Lik Denanne
Marshalsea
Southwark
Duke of Newcastle
Soliel Privtes
Paul Flamand
Joseph Bone
Acques Garder
Aluza Fiacer
Y Antoine Shenen
Orwas Guillaume
Francis Telmon
Jacques Hifley
Louis Morton
Lauchlane Cameron
Martin Cameron
John Duffey
Jean Cristof
John Read
Alexander M‘donald
Walthamstow
Stratford
Ruckholt House
Epping-Forest
Low-Layton
Lisbon
Lifton
Rio
Crussadoes
Warren
England
Cape Breton
Townshend
Antigua
M‘alpin
Jamaica
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Madeira
Martinico
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