Diplomatic Moves and Troop Movements Across Italian States
Naples reports a Council of State and an order to Nuncio Simoneti directing him to leave the capital but stay in the kingdom after talks with Cardinal Pignatelli. Troops and artillery reach ecclesiastical territories for alleged reparation of insults to Spanish and Sicilian subjects. five galleys sail for Cape d Anzo in a disputed expedition.
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Don Bartholomew Corfini
Rome
Simoneti
Nola
Pignatelli
Corsini
Spain
the Two Sicilies
M. Simoneti
Cape d’Anzo
Leghorn
Great Dutchy
Tuscany
Barcelona
Duke de Montemar
Pisa
Placentia
Corsica
St. Fiorenzo
Bastia
Hambourg
Fune
Holstein-Gottorp
Lunden
Ditmarsten
Dresden
Saxony
Brandenbourg
Francfort
Count de Hohenlee-Langenbourg
Count
Bruffels
Marquess de Herzelles
States of Brabant
Austrian Netherlands
Prince of Salazar
Marquess de Gavres
Ayreau
Vienna
Dutchess of
Lorrain
Prince de Ligne
d’Eversperg
Prince de Rubempre
Houst
Cleves
Berlin
Prussia
Madgebourg
Halbegstady
Fisheres cured stomach pains by Antiscorbutic Pills
Rachel Fisher of White Bear Lane near the Strand attests that after years of stomach pain and breath shortness she was effectively cured by John Moore apothecary at the Pistle and Mortar in Lawrence Pountney Lane using Antiscorbutick Pills and spirits with other medicines. Published for public benefit. Dated December 18, 1735.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pither
Sali Estreex
Strand
John Moore
Lawrence Pountatn's
Abundance of Nobility Arrives as Hanover Brims with Court Splendor
Dispatches from Hanover describe a thriving social scene as noblemen and ladies travel to pay respects to the king, with a brilliant court expected during his stay. Paris reports favor toward French refugees in Hannau and ongoing succession rumors between Hessia and Hesse. News from Madrid notes clergy concerns in Messina and court displeasure. the Prince and Princess of Wales visit Kensington, and Daniel Bird, a former Exchange Broker, dies peacefully in Moorfields. A cataract operation at the French Hospital is performed before eminent attendees.
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London
Hanover
Francfort
William of
Hesse
Hannau
Daxmstad
Boccona
Caffel
Paris
Germany
Bavaria
Messina
M. Flotard
Sicily
Joseph Patinho
Odgers
Naples
Duke of Lorrain
Mary- Zell
Veterda
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. James’s
Kensington
St James’s
Moorfields
Daniel Bird
Bishopsgate
Creditors of Sir Henry Ashhurst Debts Noted in Chancery
Creditors of Sir Henry Ashhurst of Waterstock in Oxfordshire, proven debts before Francis Eld, master of the High Court of Chancery, are called to attend on a Wednesday in January at Phree-Cinch in the afternoon at Mr. William If, Hay Market, to receive payments. Country creditors may collect later by themselves or by attorney letters to Mr. Peter Dominas at Great Hazeley, Oxfordshire.
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Henry Askhurst
Waterstock
Oxford
Barr
Francis Eld
High Court of Chancery
William Iff
Peter Dominas
Richard Career
Hazeley
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Covent Garden
London+Bridge
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Thames-street
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Syria
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