Intrigue and War Plans Across Europe and Public Notices
Lifoon Sept 12 reports negotiations with the Queen Dowager and French ministers affecting Caribbean trade, plus Madrid orders to seize French ships in Spanish ports. Dutch letters discuss troop mobilization, fiscal reforms, and governance to sustain war needs, while public notices cover obituaries, appointments, marriages, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West-Indies
Madrid
Caraccas
M. Carvajal
St. Domingo
Hague
Germany
Switzerland
Dublin Knighthood Refused by Lord Mayor and Local Honors
Last week in Dublin the late Lord Mayor and the Lord Mayor elect received the Freedom of the City. the former refused knighthood politely. On Michaslroas Day the city officials rode the Bounds, and George Ribton became Lord Mayor with Bowes officiating. Knighthood was conferred on his Lordship by the Lord Lieutenant, while John Hornby and John Cook were made Sheriffs. Alderman Hunt was made Justice of the Peace after a fine for not serving as Lord Mayor. The militia readiness and a proposed northern regiment under Marquess de Bellegarde were noted. Lieutenant Nicholson of Irwin’s Regiment died, and Patrick peeeee Efg, Knight of the Shire for Skenny, died en route to Bath. A robbery at Benjamin Barrington’s Ship-Street house occurred at night, with no signs of forced entry, blamed on servants who were sent to Newgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New-England
Lords of the Admiralty
Prince Frederick Henry
Prince William Henry
Prince Nassau
Rufus
Lapwing
Herring
Charles Hulse
Treasury
Isle of Wight
Mr. Saunders
Deceas
William Meek
Beverly
County of York
Thompson
Fort St. Lazare
Carthagena
Philip Booth
Earl of Warrington
St. Mary’s
Oxford
Hannah Ferguson
Freefolk
Hampshire
Henry Portal
England
Wandsworth
Surrey
Alexander Crisp
Vaulh
Sherborne Lane
Lisbon
Carlisle
Folkstone
Funnanby
Munston
York
Purnell
New College
Isham
Paris
Marshal Duke de Noailles
Count de St. Severin
Philip
France
Italy
Holland
Prince Stadteholder
Council of War
Bergen-op-Zoom
Brussels
Service
Newgate-Market
Peaxtree-Street
Goswell-Street
Young
Ekins
Castle-Street
Westminster
James Street
Ireland
Dublin
William Walker
Lord Harrington
Edward Weston
Michaslroas
George Ribton
Baron Bowes
Earl of Harrington
John Hornby
John Cook
Elgrs
Hunt
Prince of Orange
Marquess de Bellegarde
Sardinia
Nicholson
Irwin
Regiment of Foot
Bath
Patrick Peeeee
County of Skenny
Benjamin Barrington
Ship-Street
Newgate
Rebel Prisoners Movements From Carlisle To London
Report notes a total of seventy five rebel prisoners moved from Carlisle and York Castle to London under strong guard led by Captain Money with General Bland's dragoons. Remaining prisoners in York Castle include Sir David Murray and nine others. Canterbury also reports hop prices and sales at Wayhill Fair with declines and poor color quality.
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York
Carlisle
York Castle
London
Bland
Money
David, Murray
CT Canterbury
Wayhill Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lifoon
Teo
Queen Anne
Iam
Derby
United Provinces
Long Lidington
Rutland
Arabella Smith
Thomas Smith
Roger Smith
Edmond- Thorpe
Leicester
Roger Norwich
Brumpton
Northampton
Charles Smith
Essex
Worcester
Timothy Colles
Hereford
Richard’ Rodribb
County of
John Andrews
L.L
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
William Webb, Esq
Bedford
Great Britain
Peru
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