News from Europe Brexit 1747 style dispatches of War and Diplomacy
Reports from The Hague Berlin Madrid Paris and Genoa describe ratifications and subsidies between Britain Russia andFrance. Troop movements in Courland Parma Placentia and Livonia. hopes for Aix la Chapelle Congress. Dutch plans to raise regiments and defend Holland. concerns over Antwerp port open to siege. avowed friendship between Sweden and Russia. French ministerial discussions on war aims and indemnities.
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Persia
Galiezia
Astracan
M. Wolfenstierna
Great Britain
Livonia
Stockhola
Baron de Korff
France
Petersbourg
Dickens
Versailles
Berlin
Prussia
Courland
Dresden
Saxe
Madrid
Aix-la-Chapelle
Italy
Genoa
Leghorn
Port Mahon
Duke de Richlieu
Gulph
Spezzia
Parma
Placentia
Republick
Riviera
Duffeldorp
Wight
Cologn
Heffe Caffel
Hagar
London
Earl of Sandwich
Count Goldkin
Hague
Naerden
States-General
Count Gronsfeldt
Count Collier
Count Maurice of Nassau
Prince Stadtholder
Count Bentinck
M. Waffanaer de Catwyk
M. Haffelaer
Aix la Chapelle
Oudenbosch
Steenbergen
Paris
Marquess de Puyfieux
Spain
Don Philip
Marshal Lowendahl
Marthal Belleisle
Marthal Saxe
Low Countries
Antwerp
Rochelle
West-India
Fontainbleau
Crown of
M.d’Argenton
Vienna
Germany
Dublin Election News and Mutiny on Baltimore Frigate
Ireland updates report George Evans elected Knight of the Shire for Queen's County and Agar chosen for Gowran. Blakeney wins Galway Borough seat. Richard Lawrence dies. Dublin mutiny aboard Old Noll details as crew oust captain and take control, nine-pounders threatened, later recaptured. Stratford Eyre named Vice Admiral of Connaught. Gore elected MP for Jamestown. Lord High Chancellor named president of Physico Historical Society.
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Ireland
Dublin
George Evans
Queen’s County
Mr. Agar
Borough of
Gowran
Robert Blakeney
Abert
Eee
Galway
Richard Sr. Lauerence
Lord Howth
Oyer and Terminer
George King
Currier
Kilmainham
King
Spring
Cork
Eaton
Stratford Eyre
Connaught
John Gore
Jamestown
Physico-Historical Society
Prisoners Brought On Suspicion Of Theft In York
Last Friday Henry Bayly and William Brown were brought to the Castle of York on suspicion of cutting off and carrying away from a landau owned by Six Conyers d Arcy Knight of the Bath and our representative for the county a trunk containing a large sum of money and other valuable items.
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York
Henry Bayly
William Brown
Castle of
Beehind
Conyers d’Arcy
Bath