News from Europe and the Atlantic World in July
Messages from Russia Denmark and Spain report royal and diplomatic moves. Empress in Russia seeks good understanding with Poland Sweden and Berlin. News from Genoa Piedmont and Lombardy detail sieges, troop movements, and ministerial shifts as battles and bombardments unfold, with London and Hague dispatches tracking the conflict and casualties. The Dundee Edinburgh trial and sentences close this tumultuous July update.
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Peterhoff
Cronstadt
Friedericksham
Revel
M. Jeffen
Berlin
Vienna
Dantzick
Poland
Stockholm
Baron Kolff
Pomerania
Dresden
M. Klinggraff
Sweden
Hambourg
Copenhagen
London
Denmark
Gulielmina Carolina
Madrid
M. de Villarias
M. de Caravajal
Lima
Duke de Montemar
Turin
Count Brown
Count de Choreck
Milan
Prand
Wentworth
Schulemberg
Lacque
Baron Leutrum
Villeguardia
Montegrandi
St. Mauritius
Paris
M. de Mareuil
Belleisle
Vintimiglia
M. Belleisle
St. Remo
Oneglia
Genoa
Don Philip
Piedmont
Lombardy
Dauphiny
Chevalier de Belleisle
Hague
Bruffels
Fulytz
Count de Conrade
Waas
Lowendahl
Frederick-Henry
Kruys-Sehans
Lille
C. Stenbergen
Fire at Mayfield House Destroys Estate in Kildare
Dublin reports a major daytime fire at Mayfield, seat of Sir Matthew Aylmer, Bart, destroying the dwelling, coach-house, stables, and furniture with no injuries to the family. A separate item notes fourteen pickpockets arrested at the Longwood fair in Westmeath and a boy who was assaulted and promised to aid capture.
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Ireland
Dublin
Mayfield
Kildare
Matthew Aylmer
Longwood
Westmeath
Trim
Go'l
Deaths and Elections in Yarmouth The Great Red-Herring Merchant Dies
Yarmouth notices report the death of John Andrews Esquire a long serving bachelor and reputedly Europe’s largest red herring merchant leaving a large fortune. Details reveal multi thousand legacies for staff and domestic servants. The parliamentary poll results at town hall show Sir Richard Lloyd Gor and Robert Colebroke elected after scrutiny.
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Yarmouth
John Andrews
Europe
Martin
Edward Bramston
Ely
Sir Richard Lloyd Gor
Robert Colebroke
Richard Lloyd
Hawkhurst Smugglers Under Fire and Press Freedom Clash
London reports recount a Hawkhurst gang brutality in Sussex and Hawkhurst. Beany and Gray implicated in murders after robberies. Public outrage grows as authorities face support for smugglers and fears of vigilant justice. References to Press Liberty, local officials, and upcoming Circuits detail political tension and appointments in Wales and Navy Victualling.
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London
Lester
Goudhurst
Beany
Hawkhurst
Curtis
Goodhurst
Chippenham
South Wales
Richard Carter
John Hervey
Presteign
Brecon
Cardiffe
John Ruffell
Visualling Office
Navy-Office
Thomas Riley Blanckley
Admiralty-Office
Victualling-Office
William Barrowby
Oxford
Cambridge
Christ Hospital
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Holland
Petersourg, Fane
St. Peter’s Mount
Castre
Col. Cornache
Prince of Ihih
Herdeeren
Ly 15
Count de Clermont
Reckem
Count de St. Germain
Lonacken
Utrecht
Count Schulemberg
Count Konigsegg
Sardinia
Bifagno
Bailleduc
Bergen-op-Zoom
Republick
Nimeguen
Steenbergen
Saxe
N. S.del Monte
St. Francis d’Albaro
Fea
Hague- Gazette
Scotland
Edinburgh
Provost Stewart
Robert Spence
Tolbooth
David Edgar
William Paislie
Excise
Dumfries