Public Declaration on the Charitable Corporation Case
A reprinted declaration argues against pretender sympathies and defends actions toward Thompson. It cites Papal orders, condemnation of fraud, and plans to destroy three great companies, while pledging protection of Protestant rights and urging reform of peaceable governance under the Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aving
Rome
Arbuthnoe
R. S
Thompson
Fhompson
Henry Lord Viscount
John Thompson
Pope
Father
St.Angelo
Henry Lord Viscount B— Ke
Chappel
Perth
Scotland
Henry Lord
Died Young Duke of Bouillon and Parisian clerics noted
Mail from France reports Count d Auvergne died at age thirteen, son of the Duke de Bouillon and Louisa de Tel lier. Abbot Peter John Martin de Berulle, aged about 43, also died in the same period. The Pope benefited from Neapolitan remedies, 4000 crowns allotted to Constantine's Arch repair, and King Victor Amadeus ill at Montcalier prompting Charles to return to Turin. Spanish fleet readiness but awaiting orders. Beaujolais relapsed. Abbot d Houtteville secured mastership of the King’s Oratory. King dined at La Muerte Castle, ministers returned to Compiegne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
Funez
Auvergne
Duke de Bouillon
France
Louisa Francisca Angelica de Tellier
Peter John Martin’ de Berulle
Lezat
Order
Victor Amadeus
Montcalier
Charles
la Venerie
Turin
Alicant
Cosart
Mademoiselle de Beaujolais
d’Houtteville
la Muerte
Compiegne