Royal Court and European Notices Across Lisbon to Paris
Reports from Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, Paris and Deal detail royal progress, court appointments, clerical disputes and naval movements. Highlights include the Queen and party visiting Benfica, naval departures for Rio de Janeiro and Angola, Madrid elevating officials, Vatican court reshuffles, Paris parliaments debating remonstrances, and the King’s hunting and chapel duties at Versailles with plans for Saint James bell casting.
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Lisbon
N.S
Brazil
Don Pedro
Francisca
Benfica
Don Carlos
Marquis de Fonteira
Don Henry Henriques de Almeida
Fort St. Philip
Sembal
Satubal
Tagus
Rio de Janeiro
Angola
Maranhaon
Don Andrew de Mello de Castro
Count de Galveas
Das Minas
Madrid
Alcade
Peter Angulo de Velasco
Grenada
Francis Manrefa
Corrigedor
Ronda
Marbella
Balthasar Bastardo de Cisneros
Regidor
Malaga
Elector of
Meniz
Nicolas de la Penna
St. Mary
Colmedin
Viterbo
M. Oddi
Cologo
Turin
Annibal Albani
Duke de St. Aignan
St Lewis
Genoeze
Cardinal Barberini
Vienna
Kingdom of
Naples
Don Maffeo Barberini
Paris
Funesi
N.S. Onrlist
Italy
Cardinal de Polignac
Venice
France
Marly
Rambouillet
Versailles
Compiegné
St James
Compiegne
Nobility Compliments and Naval Appointments Mark Kensington Day
London society gathered at Kensington to honor the anniversary of the proclamation with noble attendance and royal compliments. In London and Westminster rejoicings occurred as the Hon. Artillery Company presented arms and dined at Goldsmiths Hall. Sir Chaloner Ogle was sworn Commodore of the Squadron in the East Indies and received his commission, while commissions were issued for six captains lieutenants to complete the guard.
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Kensington
London
Westminster
Goldsmiths Hall
Chaloner Ogle
Est Indies
Lestock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courant
N °Soso
Pars
St. Roch
St. Severin
Whitsunday
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
Coufellors
Pucelle
Titon
Chappel
Monfeigneur
Dauphin
Anjou
Buenos Ayres
Anne Galley
Hill
Barbadoes
Charles
Studie
Antigua
Unicorn
Parkinhorn
Fairmouth
Duke of Gloucester
Paul
Nevis