Departure of the Flotilla to New Spain in doubt
Cadiz and Madrid reports from June reveal the flotilla likely to sail August 1 but wartime tensions between Madrid and London may force postponement. Seamen gather to man warships, while Britain and France maneuver, with talks in Lisbon and Paris influencing events.
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New Spain
Madrid
London
England
Ferrol
Gibraltar
Toulon
Keene
Great Britain
Marquess de Villarias
South-Sea Company
Pardo
West Indian
Georgia
Carolina
Britannick
Britain
Castres
Quan
Don
Benjamin
Lisbon
Masquess de Villarias
Count de la Mark
Duke of Montemaris
C. T
Paris A-la-Main
Genoa
Taftant
Corsica
Lewis.Giafferi
Hyacinth ‘Paoli
Dyd Brandone de Tavagna
Marquess de Maillebois
Corte
Dublin Gazette of Marriages and Notables in Westminster
Dublin records marryings and deaths. William Gonne and Miss Dobson wed. Obituaries mark Alderman Porter and other prominent figures. News notes mention marriages in York and London, Marquis and Earls, martial preparations, and upcoming Hounslow races.
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Ireland
Dublin
William Gonne
Miss Dobson
Isaac Dobson
His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery
Batchelor’s Walk
John Porter
Charles Churchill
William Barrell
Jasper Clayton
Weirey Kirke
Jonn Moyle
James Tyrrell
Edmund Fielding
John
Peter Desburdes
William Ker
Earl OF Hertford
Robert Rich
David Baron de Sc. Hipolite
Earl of Dunmore
Earl of Scarborough
Duke of Montragu
Earl of Pembroke
Lord Viscount Molesworth
Lord Harrington
John Cavalier
Balthazar Foifac
Daniel O Carroll
James Longlass
James Campbell
William Hargrave
Henry Cornwall
Henry Harrison
Thomas Howard
John Cope
John Ligoniere
Peter Campbell
John Arfeur
Thomas Jones
Richard Phillips
Roger Handafyd
Harry Hawley
John Armstrong
Lord Tyrawley
Joshua Guest
Lord Cathcart
Charles Otway
Phineas Bowles
Lord Cadogen
Philip Anstruther
Westminster
Henry,D’arcy
Sedbury
Richmondshire
Lord D’arcy
Smith
York City
Laft
St. Paul’s
Govent Garden
Dale
Bromergrove
Worcestershire
Molly Sympson
Covent-Garden
Légh Matter
Elys
Newton
Lancashire
Année Smith
Coeir
Charles Smith
Isleworth
Paris
Afton
Lord Afton
Forfar
Scotland
Sanden
Hertfordshire
Duke of Norfolk
Spark Molefwore
Temple
John ‘Molesworth
Pettcarrow
Cornwall
Barr
Peter Goodall
Ormont Street
Nordhes
Hounslow- Heath
Riot and murder fears in Revolution Edinburgh reports
Edinburgh July 3 reports that a juror refused to attend a murder trial citing treasonable grounds against current constitutional changes. Lithgow dispatch notes a drunk corporal’s riot leading to jail fire and inmate rescue. Losses include Mrs Spark of Curry and two others in Colington Weaver, with a woman and a boy drowned near Laughtonhall Bridge as waters overflowed. Bodies found next morn.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Wright
Thomson
Lithgow
Barrell
Spark
Curry
Colington-Weaver
Laughtonhall Bridge
Leaky Cofter Galley Reaches Rhode Island From Honduras
BristolJuly 7 The Cofter Galley bound from Honduras to Great Britain sprang a leak and entered Rhode Island to discharge. A genteel woman aboard Bath Wherry from this city to Keinsham Lock drowned after asking directions at a public house. Regiments from Ireland have arrived and march to quarter nearby towns amid embargo easing on coasters and market boats.
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Country News
Bristol
Cofter
Honduras
Great Britain
Rhode ‘Island
Keinsham
Bere
Promotions to Generals in the Dec 48,1735 postings
The following are promoted to the rank of lieutenants general and major generals with commissions dated December 48 1735. Albert Borgard is among those named.
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Albert Borgard
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