Counsellors Loyal to the Crown in Times of Rebellion
A fragmentary letter praises loyal counsellors serving the realm under God's guidance to uphold governance against rebels and traitors. The writer signs as Sam, four o'clock, promising more text in a subsequent installment.
Campaign actions near Oglio and Gonzaga post
From the Camp of Guastalla May 29 NS troops under Marshal de Noailles advance toward Gonzaga and Reggiolo to probe enemy designs while Count Konigsegg holds Gonzaga and Reggiolo. King of Sardinia plans to encamp nearby. Spanish troops expected to cross the Panaro and reach Concordia. Westphalian Army under Marshal Coigny marches from Phlickum toward Rhine positions with 40 battalions and 50 squadrons. London reports a Bath stagecoach accident killing the driver and a brutal murder attempt on Mrs. Carpenter, and robberies near Sheen, Knightsbridge, and Hyde Park Corner. George Lane of Bedford marries Miss Wood, and Duke of Chandos’s House in St James’s Square partially collapses, killing one man. Arthur Onslow and Arundel examine Cotton Garden for Parliament House construction.
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Viadana
Berfello
Sardinia
de Noailles
Konigsegg
Marcaria
Campitello
Oglio
Marquis de Marlevrier
St- Benedetto
Count Konigfege
Gonzaga
Reggiolo
Marshal de Noailles
Marquis de Maillebois
Bondanello
Phlickum
Phederheim
Rhine
Neuhausen
Ostoffen
Westoffen
Count de Belleisle
Bath
Exeter
Three Tun
Mr. Price
Carpenter
Duke of Chandois
St. James’s Square
Barnes
Surry
Goodwin
Arthur Onslow
House of Commons
Divers Quarters Move Toward Rhine Front
A report notes divers quarters near the Hunsruck joining the army. Marching to Flenheim yesterday, they travel to Oderheim today to join the campaign. Marshal de Coigny has dispatched 53 battalions and multiple horse units to ports along the Rhine from Fort Louis to Frankendal.
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Hunsruck
Flenheim
Oderheim
Marshal de Coigny
Rhine
Fort Louis
Frankendal
Maid Servant Hangs Self After Seeing Heartbreak
Canterbury report: last Friday a maid servant to a farmer near Ash, while returning from dancing with a sweetheart, discovered him with another woman and hanged herself at home. The tragedy highlights fatal jealousy in a rural parish in June.
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Canterbury
Ash
Monuments of English Kings with Epitaphs
A pamphlet lists eight royal monuments with epitaphs to be read by Mr. Gravelor and engraved by top masters. Plates include Edward the Confessor Caen William II Edward I Edward IV Edward V Edward VII Edward VI with Westminster Abbey placements and notes on destruction during the Civil Wars. Printed for Knaptons Ludgate Street. titles cover Henry II Richard II and other royals.
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England
Gravelor
Rapin
Edward the Confessor
Westminster
William the Conqueror
Caen
Normandy
Oe Rufus
Winer
Edward L
Westminster Abbey
Edward IV
Windsor
Edward V
Get VII
Edward VI
James
John
Paul Knapton
the Crown
Ludgate-street
Henry II
Richard FE
Edward II
Edward the Black Prince
Edward III
Richard II
Elizabeth
Mary Queen of Scots
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Sam
Sir
Four
Guastalla
N.S
London
South Sea
India
Royal Afl
London AM
Corral
T. Cooper
the Globe
Royal Eines
the Prince of Wales
Plato
Pater-nofter-Row
Telemachus
Madame de Rabutin Chantel
Marchioness de Sevigne
Countess de Grignan