French Ship Brings Officers and Cannon to Lombardy
Genoa Sept 8 reports a French ship arrived with Provençal officers and twelve field pieces. They landed and departed for Lombardy to aid the Alps defense, while the Emperor seeks local support. Letters from Leghorn note Montemar pursuing Bastions and artillery for Mantua siege, with garrisons and regiments marching via Bologna and Barcelona.
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Lombardy
Garda
Manta
Italy
Cour
Sardinia
France
Paris
Leghorn
Duke of Montemar
Pongrémate
Bolognese
N. S
Mirandola
Spain
Marriages and trials mark Dublin news of Sept 6
On Monday last Hugh Esquire Counsellor at law married the only daughter of Isaac Ambrose with a fortune around 200000. They departed for Crown Row Wicklow with a retinue. John Eyre is appointed Colonel of Dragoons Militia. Lord St George deceased was formerly Colonel. John Staunton, MP for Galway, died recently. At Tholfe Quarter Sessions William Power faced two indictments for forging promissory notes and a bill of exchange. acquitted on one count but found guilty on the other, designated felony by late act.
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Eccles
Hugh Es
Johnn Eccles
Isaac Ambrose
Gréae
Meric
Wicklow
Eecles
Dublin
John Eyre
Eyre Court
Dragoons
William Power
John Moffer
Thomas Baile
Cork
Edward Fawfer
Soldier Indicted for Stabbing Man in Knighton House
In Preofeigné on September 12, James Starks a Foot Soldier in Tatton's Regiment was indicted for maliciously stabbing Young of Knighton with a drawn sword. He pleaded guilty and was fined five pounds and committed until payment. Young had complained prior to the assault but was ignored. after the stabbing the soldier fled and has not been seen.
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James Starks
Tatton
Young
Knighton
Royal Courtiers Sail for Ireland Amid Births and Estates
London notices report the Duke and Duchess of Queensberry and Dover set to depart from Spa for London with the Duchess greatly improved by waters. The Earl of Clancarty begins suit for rents and profits of estates in Ireland totaling over 70,000, claiming no forfeiture due to attainder. The Duchess of Devonshire gives birth to a daughter at Piccadilly. Lady Byng, sister to the Lord Viscount Orrington, bears a son and heir, and Sir Alexander Staples marries Abigail Townley in Dublin.
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London
Queensberry
Dover
Spa
Earl of
Robert Byng
Plymouth
Thomas Townley
Cavan
Eminent London Tradesmen and Justices Pass Away
Yesterday morning at Covent Garden died Mr. Newterell eminent Face-Painter and in the afternoon Mr. Joyce eminent Hamburgh Merchant. On Thursday died at his Gloucestershire seat Robert Tracy Esq judge of the Court of Common Pleas under William and later kings. He hailed from an ancient Gloucestershire family and left descendants. Mrs. Lane died at the King's Arms, Hungerford Market, widow of Lané the fishmonger. The wife of William Hoskin, Esq, died in Panton Street, leaving a jointure to Samuel Frodsham, Esq. John Neal, Esq lay in State. his funeral at Christ Church, Surrey, was simple and mournful, with notable public regard.<|vq_8680|>
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Covent Garden
Newterell
Bishopsgate
Joyce
Gloucestershire
Robert Tracy
Court of Common Pleas
William
Anne
George
Venter
Robert Viscount Tracy
John the
Gloucester
James I
William Dowderwell
Poal- Court
Worcestershire
Robert
Richard
Charles Dowdewell
Forthampton Court
Ely
Thomas Wylde
Worcester
Excise
Dorothy
D Pratt
Pratt
Justice Tracy
King’s Arms
Hungerford Marker
Lane
Lané
Fulham
William Hoskinson
Panton-street
John Frodsham
Cheshire
Samuel Frodsham
John Neal
Christ Church
Surrey
Christ Church Charity School
R. Jackson
City of
John Galway
John :Floyer
Walliam Stevens
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