Campaign actions near Salm capture Lisle forces details
Fragmented report describes Konigferg and Count Seckendorff leading Grenadiers and cavalry along the Salm river during a night clash. It notes multiple detachments, strong enemy formations, and limited casualties with armies encamping near Clausen and Kring. The text mentions Prince of Hesse-Cassel and Marthal de Coigny engaging on August 20 etc.
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Ponderellia
Stanislaus
Berlin
Dantzick
Glauffen
Seckendorff
Moselle
Ghauffen
Rennich
Murket-Shor
Salih
Prince of Hesse-Caflet
Salm
Runnich
Salmenrohr
Clausen
Marthal
Coigny
Biows
Dei
Theough
Kring
Schweig
Plaltz
Rooyer
Gommandery
de Belle
Dublin and Wicklow MPs named after deaths and returns
In Dublin and surrounding counties notes report James Reid an Exchequer attorney dying at his Cole's Alley home. Capt Thomas Theaker is returned MP for Wicklow replacing James Witthed. Thomas Le Hunts and Thomas Gnit- Boy elected for Wexford, replacing Edward Jones and Henry Harton. Sir Arthur Newcomen elected for Longford. Robert Downes son of the late Cork bishop and nephew to the Earl of Kil dare elected for Kildare. Sir George Barnwell dies in Creeks Town lodging. Major Allbrittain dies in Batchelors Walk lodging after Meath notes.
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Ireland
Dublin
Cole’s Alley
James Reid
Court of Exchequer
North
Britain
Thomas Theaker
Borough of
Wicklow
James Witthed
Deceas
Thomas le Hunts
Thomas Gnit- Boy
Valso
Wexford
Edward Jones
Henry Harton
Arthur Newcomen
Longford
Robert-Downes
Downes
Corke
Earl of Kildare
Kildares
Edward Warren
Taf
Gook-street
George “Barnwell
Creeks Town
Meath
Taft
Batchelors Walk
Major Allbritcain
Col. Hawley
Regiment of Foot
Deaths and estate notes from Abercarn and Edinburgh
The report records the death of Hon William a yor F Abercarny in Edinburgh after a short illness, with details of his estate and family lineage. It also notes the death of John Forbes near Newtie-Efg and mentions Hon Charles Maitland, second son of the Bark of Lauderdale, and a recent painting by Hon Col Middleton's Reg ieis.
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Edinburgh
Cote
William
Abercarny
Healy
James Aerey
John Forbes
Charles “Maitland
Lauderde
Col
Middleton
Felons in the Castle Plot Nipped by Suspicion
In Nevescroft a group calling themselves a Detigg planned to escape from the Castle by two pistols and entry by force. They intended to seize keys, shoot the keeper, and force doors, but their plan collapsed when irons appeared cut and Ulph was charged as the alleged author of the vile design.
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Nevescroft
Ulph
London This Day at Neon Court Pleads Monse-coloured Horses
Fragmentary OCR recalls a London notice about a royal procession or spectacle from Hanover to St James's. It mentions the Queen and a fine set of Monse-coloured horses with black manes and tails, said to arrive in a week.
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London
Neon
Court
Aemors
Kensington
St. James's
Hanover
London News: Royal Arrival and Court Events
A late report details the arrival of the King at Harwich, progress to Kensington, and a grand council as Queen Charlotte resigns guardianship. It notes the Prince of Wales visiting Bethlehem Hospital, gifts to the poor, and foreign ministers’ congratulations, with mentions of Modena’s envoy and the death of Arthur Fortescue.
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Thornton
Covent-Garden
Green Coat Hospital
Westminster
Charles the Fit
Kew
Hanover
Afernoon
Charles
England
Lord Harrington
Harwich
Marquess de la Foret
St. James’s House
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Bethlemt Hospital
Prince of
Modena
John Hollings
Trinity College, Cambridge
Hollings
Prince of Wales
Arthur Fortescue
Penwarne
Menagesity
Cornwall
Clinton
Anne
John Williams
Treahané
Faid
Ely
Catherine, Daughree
Ole
John ‘Courtenay
Tregailas
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