Feast of Saint Francis celebrated with hostages arrival
The Feast of Saint Francis was celebrated with pomp as four Genoese hostages arrived and lodged at the Benedictine Monastery. A second Genoese convoy, twelve wagons with two barrels each, is described. War news from Breda and Namur dominates the dispatches with speculation on Dutch policy and Don Philip establishment. Plantation and Irish notes report European goods decay in Maryland and Irish church appointments in Dublin and Cork.
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Francis
Placentia
Low Countries
Upper Rhine
Palatine
Oppenheim
Paris
de Valeri
M. Puyfieux
Breda
Tvs
Republick
Harrach
Earl of Sandwich
Marquess de‘Puyfieux
Marquess de Puyfieux
Don Philip
Searce
Madrid
M.puyfieux
Hague
France
Spain
Congress
Vienia
Great Britain
Turin
Cort
Myde Puyfieux
Baron ‘de Reisbach
House of Austria
House of Bourbon
Ainge
Pagina
Sardiania
Dutchy
Tuany
Leak Dome
Sardinia
Vienna
Namur
d’Ulefeldt
Baron de Reisbach
Rumors and Tensions as Tribes Demand Arrears Payment
The piece reports unrest among tribal groups pleading for back wages and new funds to cover common expenses, risking public alarm. It also notes naval captures and privateer activity, royal appearances, deaths, clerical appointments, and varied European military commentary with trials at Deptford and St Margaret's Hill.
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London
Mainville
Bayonne
Martinico
Bristol
Elworthy
Chace
Hudson
Sandwich
St. James's House
Kensington
Earl of Holdernes
Republick
Venice
d'Arcy
Arriv
Fitzwalter
Rufsia Company
Pontac’s
Czernichew
Ruffan
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Milan
Cs Ce
Maryland
Themelves
Ireland
Dublin
Foliot Ponsonby
Wentworth
Earl of
Befborough
Loughlarn
Luke _Mercer
Betty
Crawfordshike
John M‘ Neil
Corke
St. John Browné
Bandon
William Robinson
Christopher Donnellan
Dungannon
Armagh
St. Pele
Prince Sherbatov
Pall-Mall
Harwich
Holland
Petersbourg
Hill
Egerly
Edwin
Denham
Clare Market
Thomas Brightwell
Queen Street
Rotherhithe
Obediah Strong
William Butterfield
St. Margaret
Westminster
St. Peter
Manchester Court
Curtis Wightwick
Lord Ballendine
Bonnington
Kent
Canterbury
Kenardington
Peter Platell
Bamstead
Bampstead
Essex
Liege
Columins
Vilaran
Saul
Fort
John Byng
Humphry Orme
Miles Stapylton
Edward Legge
James Rentone
Thomas
Frankland
William Hewett
Charles Colby
McUire
St. Margaret’s Hill
Lee
Justice Wright
Baron Reynolds
John Burnet
Charles Gordon
Ogilvie
Duke of Gordon
Abney
Robert Forbes
Carlisle
James Gordon
Charles’ Gordon
Lis Sheldrake Laton
Leighton
Joseph Hamar
Sir Charles Molloy
Smith Callis
John Pitman
Charles ‘Catford
Thomas Hanway
Edward Spragge