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  Chanclos to Cumberland: progress of the siege. Inundation has not been possible....

  Chanclos to Cumberland: progress of the siege. Inundation has not been possible. Dated at Ostend. ff. 24, 25

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1745 Aug 12

  Reference

  SP 87/18/12

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  [Robert Wingfield] to [Charles] Delafaye. Offering to arrest Green the gunsmith.

  [Robert Wingfield] to [Charles] Delafaye. Offering to arrest Green the gunsmith.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1718 July 22

  Reference

  SP 35/12/87

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  Marlborough to Secretary the earl of Sunderland: he has written to Prince Eugene...

  He has offered twenty crowns per private soldier and has written to Chetwind to assist in the speedy embarkation of the men, and encloses a copy [SP 87/3/14].

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1708 May 07

  Reference

  SP 87/3/12

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  Wade to Carteret: Stair's proposals are not practicable, as Saxe now has 105 squadrons...

  He encloses [SP 87/15/13] Count Maurice of Nassau's sentiments on future operations. He will send a trumpeter for M de Givry to try to settle the sea cartel. Dated at camp at Austain.

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1744 Aug 19

  Reference

  SP 87/15/12

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  Boyd to Holdernesse: Prince Henry is marching towards the army of the empire and...

  Boyd to Holdernesse: Prince Henry is marching towards the army of the empire and intends to fall upon the states of those princes who have furnished contingents and oblige them to recall their contingents and eventually penetrate into Bohemia. He com…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  28 May 1758

  Reference

  SP 87/30/12

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  Order of battle of Ormonde's army. ff. 23, 24

  Order of battle of Ormonde's army. ff. 23, 24

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1712 May 30

  Reference

  SP 87/7/12

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  Marlborough [to Nottingham]: the garrison of Venlo has left for Antwerp. The investment...

  Marlborough [to Nottingham]: the garrison of Venlo has left for Antwerp. The investment of Roermond and Stevensweert has begun. Boufflers is fortifying Tongeren in the hope of establishing a new line from Hasselt to Liège; he hopes to confine them to…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1702 Sep 14

  Reference

  SP 87/2/12

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  Holdernesse to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, partly in cipher: regarding the five...

  Holdernesse to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, partly in cipher: regarding the five free battalions he refers him to what the duke of Newcastle will write to him. Regarding the Hessian light cavalry, the king approves Ferdinand's suggestion of a compr…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1760 February 8

  Reference

  SP 87/37/12

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  George II to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, approving the sentiments of the former's...

  George II to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, approving the sentiments of the former's letter of 21 April. The matter of the pontoons is in hand. He asks Brunswick to keep up a regular correspondence with Holdernesse. Dated at Kensington. ff. 22-25

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  28 April 1758

  Reference

  SP 87/33/12

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  Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick to Holdernesse: he thanks him for transmitting the...

  Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick to Holdernesse: he thanks him for transmitting the king's wishes, and will attempt to act offensively. Saint-Germain is near Düsseldorf, while the main French army under de Broglie in cantoned along the Nidder. Dispositi…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1760 June 17

  Reference

  SP 87/38/12

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  Lieutenant General [Henry] Conway to Bute: whereabouts of the infantry and cavalry....

  Lieutenant General [Henry] Conway to Bute: whereabouts of the infantry and cavalry. The drafts of the first embarkation will join the army next day, but those of the second have not yet arrived. Dated at Herford. f. 18

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  2 June 1762

  Reference

  SP 87/48/12

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  Holdernesse to Amherst: no resolution [on the route] will be taken until his answer...

  Holdernesse to Amherst: no resolution [on the route] will be taken until his answer is received. He is to continue to press for the departure of the Hessians. Dated at Whitehall. ff. 31, 32

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  5 March 1756

  Reference

  SP 87/27/12

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  Adam Cardonnel to the under secretary of state, James Vernon: good condition of the...

  Adam Cardonnel to the under secretary of state, James Vernon: good condition of the army. The enemy will be very strong once concentrated. Will communicate to Mr. Prior [Vernon's] concern for him. Dated at 'Camp'. ff. 19, 20

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1695 Jun 07

  Reference

  SP 87/1/12

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  Carteret to Stair and [Robert] Trevor: the king approves his answer to the marquis...

  He encloses copies of correspondence [SP 87/10/13, 14, 16] between the king's minister at Hanover and the court of Mainz. Dated (OS) at Whitehall. ff. 21, 22

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1742 Aug 24

  Reference

  SP 87/10/12

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  Holdernesse to Colonel I Durand: he has no commands from the king, who approves the...

  Holdernesse to Colonel I Durand: he has no commands from the king, who approves the punctuality of Durand's correspondence. Dated at Whitehall. f. 42

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1758 November 7

  Reference

  SP 87/29/12

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  Holdernesse to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick: as Ferdinand is aware of the king's...

  Holdernesse to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick: as Ferdinand is aware of the king's orders regarding the artillery, he will not add to them. He congratulates him on the successful openings of the campaigns in Thuringia and on the Polish borders. All th…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  23 March 1759

  Reference

  SP 87/35/12

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  Copy of SP 87/17/30. f. 24

  Copy of SP 87/17/30. f. 24

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1745 May 01-31

  Reference

  SP 87/19/12

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  Colonel I Durand to Holdernesse: account of Ferdinand of Brunswick's successful crossing...

  Colonel I Durand to Holdernesse: account of Ferdinand of Brunswick's successful crossing of the Rhine on the Dutch border, 1-3 June. Dated at headquarters at Cleves. ff. 24, 25

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1758 June 3

  Reference

  SP 87/28/12

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  Dunmore to Harrington, quoting a report from a man he sent to Dunkirk: A large number...

  Dunmore to Harrington, quoting a report from a man he sent to Dunkirk: A large number of troops have embarked at Boulogne. M. de Richelieu and [Charles O'Brien], Lord Clare have been in Calais, Dunkirk and Boulogne, having received a message that [He…

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  1746 Jan 10

  Reference

  SP 87/20/12

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  Cumberland's answers to six questions submitted to Newcastle by Mordaunt concerning...

  Cumberland's answers to six questions submitted to Newcastle by Mordaunt concerning Russian troops in the king's pay. Dated at The Hague. ff.27, 28

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  The National Archives, Kew

  Date

  12 February 1748

  Reference

  SP 87/24/12