Advice from London and Paris on War and Finance
London and Madrid dispatches discuss paying debts of the late King Philip V, court economy, and suspending unnecessary royal expenses for three years. Reports from Rome and Vienna note church missions and military movements on the front, with Hessian and Dutch troop contingents debated. Public notices cover militia orders, banking regulation, uprisings, and notable civic actions in Antrim and Kilmainham.
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Fitzgerald
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George Savile
Rowland Wynce
Love-Lane
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William Bowen
Newgate Street
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Goodman’s Field
Christopher Wilson
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St. Pard’s Cathedral
Edmund Gibson
St. Berghwtidgate
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Ef .Igehofen
Liverpool
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