Continental diplomacy and naval movements in 18th century Europe
The piece discusses France and Spain in Europe, potential shifts in alliance, and implications for Portugal and the Netherlands. It cites fleets off Uthant and at Brett, ships captured or fled, and notes political maneuvers by Vienna, Prussia, and Great Britain. It also records naval losses, troop movements, and social notes from London, Dublin, and nearby towns.
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France
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Austria
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Germany
Netherlands
Silesia
Duchy of Cleves
Prafian Gaelderland
Marcke
Britannia
Taylor
Martinico
Sally
Pritchard
Philadelphia
Lisbon
Capes
Charming Molly
Woosey
Belles Ile
Milford
Tenby
Digress
Nelly
Smith
Madeira
Antigua
Macclesfield
Riga
London
Yarmouth Sands
Lott
Earl of Bristol
Madrid
Christian Majesty
Illness and deaths reported in diverse towns and notices
A compilation from Birmingham Dublin and Cork records illness and deaths. Details include Richard Geary of Dummer near Popham Lane Hampshire found dead after entering a well, a man killed from a fall at Toll End near Tipton, and the Four Brothers merchant ship damaged near Whitehaven. Notices mention parliamentary bill talk on limiting terms, marriages in Cork Lisburn and Mallow, notable births, and obituaries including Countess of Lanesborough. Also public notices about medicines and a public warning from executors Ralph Ward and Thomas Ward. Leadership changes and health remedies are noted with various dates and locales.
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Richard Geary
Blackmith
Dummer
Popham-Lane
Hampshire
Birmingham
Toll- End
Tipton
Dublin
Brothers
Whitehaven
John. Kennedy
Guinea
House of Commons
St. Peter's Church
Cork
Henry Saunders
Charleville
Mills Catherine Roach
Mallow
Ruby M'Carthy
Margaret Bear
Lisburn
Antrim
Thomas Morris
Ulster
Mills Rogers
Jc Duesday
Richard
Cumberland
Rowland
Richard Rowland
Corke
Jethua Beale
Navy Office Notices Seek Contractors For Royal Navy Projects
Royal Navy officers publish notices from Portsmouth Milford Haven and Gosport calling for bids and tenders. Plans include building a 74 gun ship at Milford Haven and supplying prisoners of war at the hospital in Portsmouth area. Sealed tenders to be received for twelve months of provisioning in Hampshire and adjacent counties.
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Navy-Office
Navy
Ag” Jefys
Portsmouthswith
Navy Office
Bis
Magety
Royal
Hafler
Portmouth
Ags
His Majesty’s Navy
Milford Haven
Oisen
Faeham
Hants
faid-Offic
Hamm
Ff War & Gosport
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Eerie
Charles Grey
George Greyne
Lelleisteg
Amherst
Hyde Park
Thomas Gore
Foot Guards
St. James’s Park
East Indies
Tower Wharf
Nore
Clive
Berkley-square
Cundover
Shropshire
George Lenox
Duke of Richmond
Privy Gardens
Dovwgger
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Witham
Boston
Grove
Richmond
London Hospital
Bond
Bradick
Macklin
Barry
Sir Callaghan O Brallaghan
Pitt
Woodward
Squire Groonj
Melfink
Mordecai
Venice
Merchant
Baflanie
Tom Barry
Gobbo
Gratiano
Dexter
Lorenzo
Vernon
Jessica
Miss Elliott
Hortia
Stratton Grounds
Stevens
Carrotl
Smallwood
Hounslow Heath
Exeter Street
Thomas Aston
Hounslow-Heath
Tyburnin
Chiverel
Wilts
Poft
St. James’s Street
Jeffreys
Oxford Road
Powell
Fobua Ward
Whitehall
Ralph Ward
Thomas Ward
Ward
Joshua Ward
William Funge
Aylesbury
of Bucks
Radeliff Sis
Bow
Church- Yan
Mel. Dicey and Co
Jourdon
Leeds
Wakefield
Stichfield
Mansfield
Nottingham
Qa Steel
Legion
Lad Lane
John Hanforth
Samuel Glanvill
Welltam Richardson
Manchester
Chester
Norwich
Bithopthorp
York
Danby
Mr. Dealtry
Williamson
Coney-street
Me. Brittew
St. Paul's Church-yard
Gloucester
John Burgoyne
Jennings
Aniel Molan
St. David's
Limerick
Glocester
George Ross
Conduit Streetz
Stubbs
Prince's Square
Ratciff Highway
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