Lette from the Hague on European negotiations and events
Dispatches from The Hague report on Dutch stance toward France and Austria, noting a strong impression from recent Hanau developments. It covers ministerial views, potential embassies, skirmishes in coffee houses, sieges and battles, and political maneuvers among imperial and allied powers.
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Podewils
Prussia
Heffe Caffel
Hanau
Dresden
Waffenaer Twickel
Bonn
Hungary
Cologne
House of Austria
Francfort
Republick
Russia
Germany
Europe
Esculapius
Pbur
Declard
France
Piedmont
Coni
Strasbourg
Fribourg
Chevalier de Belleisle
Constance
Sieger
Willelt
Ralkabeth
Thessina
C. Ory
British Minister Titley Couriers to Court After Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mr Titley the British Minister at this Court received a courier and shortly after proceeded to Court, with unclear details about meetings or outcomes and a cryptic reference to Melty with four letters.
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Titley
Death of John Morrison eminent Dublin merchant rises officer
Ireland Dublin Sept 29 John Morrison a prominent merchant and lieutenant in Captain Bradshaw's company died suddenly at his home in Paheeny on Monday night Ensign George Woods becomes lieutenant. A spring tide aided by a southeast gale flooded Custom House Quay streets cellars and many areas Irish Town reportedly six feet under water with breaches along the Strand causing extensive road repair costs.
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Tatton
Ely
Duke of Cumberland
Laft
Greenwich
Flanders
Monroe
Francis Canning
Foxcoat
Warwick
Tottenham
John Jennings
Hornsey
Richard Sanders
Newgate
Basinghall- Street
William Wigan
Marshant Street
Westminster
Henry Dagiley
Westminster Abbey
William Freind
Whitney
Oxfordshire
St. Peter’s, Westminster
Freind
Duke of Grafton
Richard Lyne
King’s College
Cambridge
Stéphen Sleech
Eton College
Hartis
Hermitage
Hitty
Southwark
Guttétr
Mairder
Puckeridge
Hertfordshire
Seéll
Foard
Mooriélds
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Alexander Hume
Bridge Foot
Hume
Allam
Wapping
Stones-End
Elizabeth Permill
New Prison
Thomas de Veil
Rachel Crosley
New= gate
Tyburn
Ryley
Brewer’s Street
M‘avoy
Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
Lancaster
Pensylvania
George Thomas
Canada
Metz
M. Maillebois
Westphalia
Low Countries
Dublin
Paheny
John Morrison
Bradshaw
George Woods
Gabbard
Irish Town
Strand
Clontarf
L O N D O N Chronicle 1744 War News and Drafts
Reports from Ghent and letters describe Scottish Highlanders ambushing a French party near Lovendeghem. Counsellor Rider, cousin of Sir Dudley Rider, dies in Warwickshire. Orders command Jersey and Guernsey forts to a defensive posture, 200 cannons to be shipped, and double garrisons England-wide for winter. Minorca regiment to be raised with urgency.
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L.o.n.don
Rince C
France
Ghent
N.S
Lovendeghem
Warwickshire
Rider
Dudley Rider
Jersey
Guernsey
England
War-Office
Minorca
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