War News From The Front In Europe And Asia
Yesterday's mail from Holland reports strong Imperial preparations for the Octakow region including 1,500,000 beams and vast provisions. Linwen leads 29 officers and 850 seamen to Oczakow as Turks and Tartars move against Transylvania and Bosnia with thousands of troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Octakow
Linewin
Oczakow
Ukrain
Aga
Oczaken
Raike
Empire
Kouli-Kan
Sophi
Persia
Count Lacy
Vienna
Bavaria
Syria
Hungary
Ulitza
Croatia
Count Herberstein
Vrillofininiziza
Bosnia
Vihatz
Martha
Seckendorf
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Bonneval
Ragotzki
Transilvania 5
Asia
Ireland News Briefs and Local Changes in Seventeenth Century Times
Reports from Nas and Dublin cover a drowning accident during pumping at a Naas country house, deaths and estates in Kilminshey, linen trade impacts from coin reductions, rent collections in old currency, city honors to Devonshire and Walpole, Curragh horse racing results, royal advancements and appointments, and a South Sea Company court discussion on director powers and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas
Clark
Naas
Dublin
Kilminshey
Queen’s County
St. Ledger Gilbert
Cavan
Maryborough
Isfne
Chester
Catherine Conolly
William Conolly
Duke of Devonshire
Edward Walpole
Robert Walpole
Mr. Taffe
Benjamin Burton
Edward Q Brien
Catherina
London
Prince of Wales
Norfolk-House
St. James’s Square
Toibe
Warratts
Prince and Princess of Wales
Clifden House
Buckinghamshire
George Lyttleton
Oakhampton
Devonshire
Charles Desborough
Principality of Wales
Thomas Farrington
George Wright
Deceas
James Oglethorpe
James Cochran
William Cooke
South Sea Company
Coope
Carwell
Obituary Notice of Mrs Grace Nugent of Dyfaraly
Last Sunday died Mrs Grace Nugent wife to Mr Robert Nugent of Dyfaraly in Westmeath. She was daughter to Col John Connor of Capen Geren in King's County and described as a lady of incomparable virtue and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherina
Grace Nugent
Robert’Nugent
Dyfaraly
Westmeath
John Connor
Capengeren
King’s County
Town Sheriffs Chosen and Deputy Named in Tork City
Andy Taylor and William Blyth were elected sheriffs for the year in Tork with John Dewsberry named deputy. Also in Canterbury, Elizabeth Jowler died aged fog after retaining senses to the end, and Robert Chittenden was committed to jail in Kent on suspicion of damaging hop-binds and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Tork
Andy Taylor
William Blyth
Elys
John Dewsberry
Elizabeth Jowler
Canterbury
Robert Chitney
Chittenden
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Arriv
Holland
Petersbourg
Ireland
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