Ambitious Europe and Ireland News From 1741
The London Evening-Post reports on diplomatic audiences with the Persian ambassador to Russia, preparations of troops in Livonia and Ingermania, and fleet movements near Brest Toulon and Carthagena. It notes Queen Elizabeth of Hungary and King Frederick’s possible sieges of Netfs and Glatz, plus a Drogheda murder involving Garret Parry and a gang linked to the Kellymount gang.
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Thomas Kouli Kan
Woud
Persia
Russia
Finland
Livonia
Estonia
Ingermania
Veidt
Count Lacy
Paris
Carthagena
Old Spain
Don Istouring
Brest
Toulon
Indies
Italy
Utrecht
Vienna
Presden
Tuscany
Pretbourg
Presbourg
Prussia
Hungary
Netfs
Glatz
Drogheda
Garret Parry
William Graham
Sycamore-Riley
Parry
Barry
Drogheda Gaol
Sifpieion Ct
Nett Peet
Kellymount
Dundak Gaul
Barr
Beecher
Johnton
Ireland
Cork
Col. Bragg
Royal Regiment
Carlingford
Harry Balfour
Deceas
John Macarel
Abherdee
John Donnellan
Thoburne Afton
Beaulieu
Dublin
James Poe
Lowth
Miss Moore
Moretown
Antrim
Henry Conway
William Annefly
Middletown
James Baxter
Monahan
Our University
Elwood
Archibald Achison
Arthur Achison
Alderman Leigh
Henry Singleton
His Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
Jamaica Address Plans to Raise Five Thousand Negroes for War Effort
The Council and Assembly in Jamaica inform Governor Edward Trelawny they intend to pass a law to recruit 5000 enslaved people if needed to support the failed Cartagena campaign. The notice signals royal strategic choices and implications for colonial labor.
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Jamaica
Edward Trelawney
S Island
America
Council
Assembly
Carthagena
Queen of Hungary urged as churchman friend in state matters
London reports note the Queen of Hungary favors religious arguments to influence policy while a statesman ignores religion. Opera in Haymarket drew huge crowds and costs, with critics decrying expenses and royal taxes. Trade concerns with Turkey and France persist as wool and cod fisheries dominate advice to protect domestic industry. Dr Fanshaw appointed Regius Professor and canon. crimes include a murder in Southwark as a vessel to carry Governor Glenn is planned.
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London
Hungary
Chistirasimus Christianandus
Haymarket
Britain
Hom
Newfoundland
Monsieurs
Fanshaw
Christ-Church
Regius Protzter
Divietry
Chritt-Churen
Rye
Deceas
Samuel Connor
Dever
Park
Southwark
Mary Ward
Ward
Coventry
Carolina
Glenn
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