Tartar Invasion Defeated At Ukrain Frontiers Report
From March 23 to 25 1738 reports arrive of a Tartar invasion of Ukraine thwarted near the Donetz. 80 000 Tartars under the Crimean Khan attacked between Jenе and Backmuhr, repulsed with heavy losses. many prisoners taken and the Khan’s standard captured. Mor sal Count Magich pursued them with Calmucks, discovering dismounted Tartars slain and driven off. Prisoners’ tales hint at horses dying and forrage scarcity. British shipping losses to Spaniards total over 140 000 pounds. political and court news follow including Windsor election, hospital appointments, and local deaths.
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Ukrain
Donetz
Jene
Backmuthr
Douglas
Morsal
Magich
Lieben
Munich
DUBLIN GOSSIP AND THE IRISH peerage NEWS
Ireland brief notes report Parliament schedule for Thursday and the Duke of Devonshire set to embark with his family for England. Also recorded is the marriage of John Forbes to Miss Curtis at Ormond Quay and the creation of Robert Rochfort as Baron Belfield of Gailstown with a seat in the Lords.
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Duke of Dorset
Nathaniel Hillyard
London Assurance Company
Smith
Melancholy Walk
St. George’s Fields
New Cross
Bell-Savage Inn
Ludgate-Hill
Strand
Gill Smith
Anne Good On
Oliver White
Walter Conolly
Daniel Moyler
Henry Kelly
Timothy Cosgrave
John Ryley
George Green
Greenwood
Guildford
Southwark
Kegnington Common
Whains
Anne Goodson
Samuel Cacon
Clapham
John Bray
Richard Cole
William Morris
Ohn Dixon
Mary Athford
Ireland
Dublin
England
Duke of Devonshire
John Forbes
New-Stone
Meath
Miss Curtis
Ormond-Quay
Robert Rochfort
Gailstown
County of Westmeath
Knights of the Shire
Caid
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Windsor
Murray
Lord Vere Beauclerc
Crowle
Richard Oldfield
Philip Bennet
Shaftsbury
Thomas Drury
Houthold
Prince of Wales
Carpe
Amelia
Hunt
Marlborough India
Borneo
Bencoolen
Harrington
Jenkins
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Whiteing
Cowell
Baker
Rood-lane
Jackson
Boltonstreet
Piccadilly
Riggs
Thomas Medlicot Riggs
Binfield
County of
Berks
Walker’s Chapel
Bath
John Webb
Butley
Somerset
Greenville
King’s Bench
Temple
Viscount Cobham
Richard Greenville
Bunkinghim
Matthew Howard
Hackney
Esg
Edward Rudge
Ailesbury
John Rudge
The
South Sea Company
Chandostreet
Wilson
St. Paul’s
Covent Garden
St. James’s
James Boucher
King’s Palace
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