Army and naval movements across Europe reported from Moscow to Vienna
The April to May dispatches detail 70 000 regulars and 12 000 Cossacks near Wybourg with Lacy as commander and 70 ships with 15 000 men under Lewatschef, Austrian forces at Olmutz retreating as Prussians pull back, fight reports from Neustadt, and plans by British and Austrian armies near Dendermond and Mons to counter French actions, with multiple generals named and movements across Moravia Silesia and Bohemia.
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Riga
Petersbourg
Wybourg
Lacy
Keith
Lowendahl
M. Stoffeln
Count Soltikoff
Prince Repnin
Prince of Holstein Beck
Lieven
Fermer
Count Lacy
Baron Wedel
Count Bruce
Brown
Lapuchin
Kindermann
Lewatschef
Ingermania
Livonia
Bitonia
Olmutz
Moravia
Sternberg
Harrass
P.S
Silesia
Vienna
Neustadt
Sardinia
Ordess
Bologna
Romagnia
Gvo
Boco
Hague
Duke of Aremberg
Dendermond
Netherlands
Paris
Languedoc
Provence
Haddock
Lenciennes
Moselle
de Maillebois
Cologn
Nuys
Ratisbon
Kerenhuller
Hungary
Baron Berendau
Bavaria
Montzel Arriv
Count Kevenhuller
Kevenhuller
Berendau
Martha
Iffel
Pafsau
Bohemia
Charles of Lorrain
Lobkowitz
Resolutions of Kincardine Freeholders against Placemen in Parliament
London reports the 1740 Shire of Kincardine resolutions rejecting any candidate with a ministerial pension or dependencies, urging adherence to unpledged unions. Also notes thanks from Chester for pursuing ministerial reform, and a 1742 Chester Grand Jury address. Includes marriage in Leighton Staffordshire, deaths of Sir Roger Martin and Samuel Garth with historical notes.
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Shire of
Kincardine
James Carnegie
Stonehyve
County of Kincardine
Michaelmas Head
House of Commons
Charles Cholmondeley
Jon
Crewe
Knights of the Shire
County of Chester
County Palatine of Chester
Great Britain
Chester
Grand Fury Room
Per. Leu
Spain
Leighton
Staffordshire
Wortley
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Anne Legh
Augustine Legh
Long Melford
Suffolk
Roger Martin, Bart
Roger
E'Dett
Roger Martin, Batt
Briggadier Mordaunt
Earl of Peterbostrough
Stephen” Pointz
Ann
Sutton
Samuel Garth
Sturdy-Beggar Captures Spanish Brig Prize at Havana Route
Scotland dispatches report that Capt Alexander Belfhies master of the Sturdy Beggar son of Alexander Belfhies of Innermay arrived at Charles Town from the Bay of Honduras with a new English built Spanish Brig taken near the Bay of Honda. The brig was bound from the Havannah to La Vera Cruz and laden with cocoa and other goods, hailed as a very considerable prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Alexander Belfhies
Innermay
Esgis
Charles Town
South Carolina
Bay of Honduras
Patsage
Bay of Honda
Havannah
la Vera Cruz
Deaths in Gloucester and Jamaica connections noted
Gloucester on May 1 reports the death of Mrs. Hayward widow of Thomas Hayward of Quedgly and daughter of Major-General Selwyn late Jamaica governor. Also, the Rev. Mr. Alexander head master of the College School died. From Bradford, a fire Friday destroyed part of Mr. Showell’s clothier dwelling and several thatched work-houses causing considerable damage.
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Gloucester
Hayward
Thomas Hayward
Quedgly
Selwyn
Jamaica
Albinia
Edward Bettenton
Scadbury
Kent
Alexander
College School
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Moscow
Charles
Gustavus de Biron
Duke of
Courland
Siberia
Brunswick
Paris 4-La-Main
Mons
London
Nsie
James Thomson
Jo. Douglas
al. Ramsay
Alex. Ramsay
Thomas Tulloch
John Stewart
James Burner
John Arbuthnot
Robert Thomson
J. Fullerton
John Turnbull
A. Bannerman
R. Barclay
Skene
George Kinloch
W. Swart
Robert Ramsay
John Young
James Gordon
John Aikman
William Nicolson
Alex, Schank