Seville Treaty Ratification and European Moves Reported
July letters from Cadiz and Mequinez detail Britannick Majesty's ratification of the Treaty of Seville and subsequent exchanges with Spain and France. News notes express patrols toward Barcelona, export of galleons, and preparations for a broader expedition, with reports of royal diversions and atmospheric travel amid political tension.
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Keene
Great Britain
London
Britannick
Seville
Spain
France
Fathers of Redemption
Algiers
Lezera
Cadiz
Aden
Brcelona
Tealy
Amerca
Poe Brish Minster
America
Europe
Carlos
Italy
Burtiry
Maley Abdalha
Mequinez
Luz
Mialer
Don Emanuel of
Torugel
Malta
Ovd
Padua
Corvet
de Carmelites
Moscow
Ferdinard of
Courland
Arge
Promniz
Cradno
Paris
Cardinal de Freary
C Zalla
Char
Atree
Marquis de Bravois
Cazalha
Water draining venture on the Meuse and court notes
English workers drill and plaster to drain waters and top up springs with fifty men employed. The public visits the works while the court has yet to inspect. The Marquess de Brancas improves, the King plans a Versailles return by St Lewis Eve. War preparations persist with peace talks at Compiegne and a papal audience.
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Marquess de Brancas
Paris
Versailles
St. Lewis
Marquess Monti
Poland
Duke of Lorrain
Meuse
Count de Bellecle
Prince de Ligne
Courtons
Vienna
Spain
Compiegne
Rom
Deal
Cambridge
Abbot
Norway
America
Croney
Newfoundlind
Londonderry
Sutton
St. Kitts
Galpin
Antigua
Mails arrive from France and Flanders with royal health noted
Yesterday the mails reached from France and Flanders. Their Majesties and Royal Highnesses are in perfect health amid temperate climate. The town sits among surrounding mountains with royal roads for easier hunting. Five leagues away lies Quedeleana, a mining site for liver, mentioned as a source of ore.
English Gift Seal and Church Collection Grant Drawn
Saturday's proceedings in London include a Gift Seal in Chancery before the Lord Chancellor at Lincoln's Inn Fields. A large elema finary grant funds parish church and steeple construction in Milley Essex with a total charge of 17421 pounds. House to house collections will run Essex at Suffox, while Henried Mortmain grants to St Joan Bapesit in Oxon passed. The Lord Chancellor departs to Desham Surrey, returning to hear causes by Wednesday. Mr Jacobs, a wine merchant of good character, plans marriage to Mrs Ainsley of Burt Street, reportedly worth twenty thousand pounds.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Milley
Mifley
Essex
England
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Suffox
Mortmain
Ainsley
Burt-street
Died After Apoplexy at Windsor Cathedral Scene
A morning note records Mr Arnold of Windsor dying suddenly after an apoplexy on a Saturday, with Windsor messengers and court officials attending. other obituaries and stock quotes mixed with theatre and bear garden notices follow, including dissolving events and a missing dog alarm.
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Arnold
Windsor
Wiges
Heen
Spain
John Fin
Sir Char Wager
Col. Burton
Westminster
Thomas Hoby Bart
Tuttin
Charles-street
St. James’s Square
Thames
Privy Garden
Whitehall
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange
London
York Buildings
Cis
Welch
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Peter Brown
St. Thomas’s Street
Bristol
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Sr Luce
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Mademoiselle Delorme
Ranger
Reynolds
Servano
Mr. Dove
Columbine
Forrester
Vir. Jones
Harlequin
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Pierot
Mons
St. Luce
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Stopler
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Nukes
Britton
Miss Palms
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Goodman’s Fiel's
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