News from the Continent March 11 14 18 25
Reports from Genoa Milan Aix Paris Stockholm and Bergen op zoom outline movements of Spanish Neapolitan Austrian French forces in Italy and the Low Countries. Armies gather siege Genoa prepare to advance supplies ships and artillery flow toward coastal cities while Swedish affairs include foreign ministers and Russia treaty considerations.
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Naples
Genoa
Olba
Voltri
Corsica
Leghorn
Rivieras
Monaco
Alesfio
St. Remo
Count Brown
Lombardy
Savona
Vade
Nice
Milan
Novi
Schulemberg
Fort St. Margaret
Ferrara
Belleisle
Verona
Matthias-Joseph de Schulemberg
Poland
Elector of
Saxony
Republick of Venice
Count de Oegenhausen
Electorate of Hanover
Gertrude
Italy
Paris
Metz
Toul
Verdun
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Meuse
Moselle
Marshal Belleisle
Provence
Versailles
M. de Puyfieux
Marshal Saxe
M. du Theil
Fort Margaret
Low Countries
Count de Clermont
Stockholm
Adarch
M. Springer
Heidman
Abo
Finland
Russia
Hungary
Sweden
Holstein
Putten
Antwerp
Oraeud
Duke of Cumberland
Breda
Maestricht
Auxiliary Corps of the Republick
William Gilbert Esq Dies in Dublin March 17
Dublin reports the death of William Gilbert Esq director and manager of Newry Canal. A gentleman of high esteem among friends and acquaintances his loss to the nation is noted for plans to unite and canalize several great rivers and improve navigation nationwide.
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Ireland
Dublin
William Gilbert
Newry
Glasgow Merchant Weds Hon. Miss Crawfurd at Duddingston
On Friday last, Mr. Patrick Bogle of Glasgow, son of John Bogle of Hamilton's Farm, married Miss Graham Christian Crawfurd, sister to the Viscount of Garnock, at Duddingston. The bride is described as beautiful and accomplished.
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Shannon
Athlone
William Jones
St. Michael’s
Dublin
Youghal
Cork
Margaret Uniacke
Moires
John Uniacke
Dromore
County of
Knights of the Shire
Matthew Deane
Matthew Deane, Bart
City of
Scotland
Edinburgh
Patrick Bogle
Glasgow
John Bogle
Hamilton’s Farm
Duddingston
Graham Christian Crawfurd
Viscount of
Death of Alexander Hales Ely son of Sir John Hales
Canterbury March 21 Yesterday morning died at his house in the city after a long illness Alexander Hales Ely son of the late Sir John Hales Baronet.
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Country News
Canterbury
Alexander.Hales
Ely
Sir John Hales
Barz
London War Debates and Miscellany from 1747
Parliamentary notices discuss subsidies to mobilize 65,000 troops in the Low Countries, with questions on actual field deployment and allied expectations. Also report marriages, royal assent to duties and taxes for 1747, transportation orders to Flanders, palace preparations, and appointments in the Window-Lights survey office.
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London
Gevsa
Athamsted
Berkshire
Thomas Gill
Reading
Sayer
House of Peers
Anné
Cyder
Perry
Great Britain
England
Munn
Scotland
Southwold
Suffolk
Marlborough
Kensington Palace
Gravesend
Brage
Flanders
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
John Vancerbank
Woodward
Ward
House of Lords
Dowdall
Ayre-Street
Gritton
County of
Middlesex
Staines
Westminster