Imperial Court Recruits Croat Forces for Tyrol Campaign
Vienna reports the Archduke reviews mounted Croat regiments for the Rhine frontier as 20 000 additional troops are pledged to augment the Tyrol garrison. Croatian deputies rally for redress, backed by Prince of Saxe Hildburghausen, with Croatians sending units to Tyrol and Dalmatia aiding the effort. Count Konigleipg oversees forage, while provisions chief Prince von Saxe Hildburghausen organizes supply chains to prevent shortfalls. Two hundred oxen are dispatched to the Rhine, with 800 more planned.
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Croatia
Tyroléte
Saxe Hildbourghausen
Tyroleze
Dalmatia
Koniglepg
Italy
Dalatia
Slavonia
Sirnia
Transilvaniia
Sérvia
Temefwaer
Count'Koniglege
Ses
Rhine
Hanbourg
Geeénstard
Races of this Town Hearse Details and Notable Winners
Last Monday's racing in this town featured Mr. Morses’s Antilope winning the Maiden Purf, Mr. Mellifont’s Gareless Bess taking the Manor Purse, and Fairy Queen winning the Calloway Purse. The Sweep-Stakes went to Jack Latin, with Grooked Arthur and Creeping Paddy contesting. The heats were hailed as the finest memory in Munster, despite deep ground caused by bad weather. Dublin reports note Lord St George appointing governors for Galway, the Bishop of Cork Browne’s death, and a marriage in Athy linking the Plunket family to Francis Allen. A local tale from Athy concerns a young woman accused by her father-in-law, with uncertain mental intent.
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Irelawn D. Durmaiway
Mr. Mosres
Antilope
Mr. Mellifont
Gareless Bess
Richard Cox
Bart
Beidhy
Mir ThornhHl
Jack Latin
Sam Maurice Crosby
Grooked
Arthur
Mr. Croker
Creeping Paddy
Munster
Dublin
John Eyre
Eyre-Gourt
Frederick French
Garbay
Richard ‘St. George
Headford
Gallway
Lord St. George
Cork
Browne
Ani Rots
Plunket
Daniany
Francis Allen
St. Wolfrans
Eig
Athy
County of
Kildare
M Thervinslawy
Andawy
Local obituary notice with fragmented details
Fragmentary obituary note dated September 4 reports a death in a local borough area. Names mentioned include Willi and Strickland with Bath and county references, but text is garbled and hard to parse.
Osbaldiston Contends for York Seat in Electors Row
Osbaldiston a gentleman and brother to the Dean of York announced as a candidate but faced cool reception as electors near unanimously favor Mr Twisleton Sunt. Citizens of York poised to elect their representative on the first vacancy. Canterbury news notes a September 6 report. In racing news, Crofier's Old Cupid edged Arnold's Fox in a Wednesday match, winning by a distance despite two to one odds.
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Osbaldiston
York
Miles Stapyiton
Twisleton
Imperial Army News From Rhine and London Headlines
London reports from the Rhine say Prince Eugene will travel to Vienna on the 24th instant. The King delays departure from Hanover to early October due to the Duke of Brunswick Wolfenbottel’s death. Mourning was ordered for the Duke. Notices detail deaths and successions including Sir Richard Howe’s heir, Sir Robert Pollock, Mr. Porter, Mr. Zachary Allen, Mrs. Whetland, Mr. Scattergodd, Mr. Yates, and the burial of Hon. George Watson.
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Rhine
Eugene
Vienna
Hanover
Duke of Brunswick Wolfembattle
Holland
Viscount Harcourt
France
Prince of Wales
Earl Cholmondeley
Lord Compton
Earl of Northampton
Croft
Fulham
Bloxholme
Duke of
Wolfembuttle
Lady Howe, Re Jr
Sir Richard Howe
Wishford
Wilts, Barr
Henry Frederick Thynne
Lord Viscount
Scattergodd
Charles Peers
Nesterday
Yates
St. Mary- Hill
George Watson
Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Leghorn
Montemar
Lombardy
Sicily
Manheim
Searbornazies
Boyneouth
Richt Honchie Willi and
Strickland
Bath
Meubarfor Bhig
London
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