Reward Proclamation Extended for Irish Rioters 1729
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland extend rewards for apprehending rioters named in the June proclamation. People arrested after August 24 but before October 23 may receive the same ten pound and five pound rewards as originally promised, under the same terms. The order, signed August 23, 1729, extends the time to capture accomplices.
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European dispatches recounting military moves and political machinations
Newsletters describe King Muley Abdallah’s Fez siege near collapse amid supplies shortages, Hessian troop movements toward Elbe, Prussian orders, and Dutch reinforcements for Hanover. Reports also note Port Atabone preparations, Papal volumes gifted to a pope, and ongoing plenipotentiary conferences across European courts with Walpole’s birthday dine and royal plans in September.
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