Treaty diplomacy and Bavarian royal family obituary note
Florence March 10. The Express arrives from Paris with requests for the Great Duke to sign the Treaty of Seville, then sent back after talks with allied powers. Venice March 17. The Electress Dowager of Bavaria Theresa Cenegunda Sobieski, born 1676, dies in Venice. she bequeathed large alms to the poor. She married Maximilian Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria, who died 1726, leaving eight children and several grandchildren.
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Paris
Seville
Italy
Venice
Bavaria
Theresa Cenegunda Sobieski
Warsaw
John II
Poland
Vienna
Mary Theresa de la Grange
Maximilian Emanuel
Elector of
Netherlands
Munich
Brussels
Charles Cajetan
Ferdinand
Clement Augustus
Cologn
Theodore
Rarsbon
Mary-Anne-Charlotte
Penitentiary Recalers
Versailles Dispatches Mention Court Movements and Mixed News
Letters from Madrid and France detail royal travel from Marchena to Offonne Roa and Aulequera with hunting canceled by bad weather. Plans show a Granada summer, church affairs, royal gifts, and education of France’s eldest princesses.
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Madrid
Marchena
Offonne
Roa
Aulequera
Granada
la Muette
Antin
Petitbourg
Diana
France
Royal
Faisly
Countess of Mailly
Church of Versailles
Count de Teffe
Chalais
Cardinal de Fleury
Y&y
Seville
Fontainebleau
Theatrical Openings and Performances Across London
Concerted notices describe stock in South Sea and Bank figures for openings, then stage bills for the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and New Theatre Goodman’s Fields with listings of plays The Fair Quaker of Deal and The Author’s Farce, cast, prices, and punctual start times, plus a grand counterfeit to the Haymarket with The Artificial View of the World and performances at Fawkes's Theatre James-street including the French Scaramouch and private shows, and a public sale of Robert Wicham’s estate furniture near Chelmsford.
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New Theatre
Haymarket
Luckless
Mullart
Witmere
Lacy
Marplay
Reynolds
Sparkish
Scopler
Marshall
Mr. Davenport
Mr. Scopler
Mr. Jones
Mr. Knotts
Mr. Ayres
Mr. Marhall
Harriet
Miss Palms
Mrs. Mullart
Somebody
Mr. Harris
Nobody
Mr. Wells
Poet
Hallam
Dove
Novel
Martin
Kingeall
Clark
Punch
Joan
Hicks
Bantam
Fribourg
Nevily
Germany
2Sus
Gratz
Havana
Cuba
Robert Wicham
Egrape
St. Bartholomew’s ‘Hospital
London
Deceas
Springfield
Chelmsford
County of
Essex
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Florence
Flanders
Marshal de Bezons
Marshal d
Huxelles
M. Bertrand
The
India Company
M. Perrin de Mouras
East India Company
Marquess de Bonas
Rousillon
M. de Fienmarcon
Rochelle
M. de Necey
M. de Chambor
Marly
Vaugirard
Duke of Dorset
Houshold
Chapel Royal
Gilberts
Prince of Wales
Durham
Garter
Order of the Bath
Countess of Huntingdon
Lord Vere Beauclerk
Windsor
Oxford
Poremouth
Charing Cross
Duncan Campbell
Col. Lee
Somerset House
New Church
Strand
Commons House of Assembly
South Carolina
Duke of Newcastle
Matty
Bloomsbury
William Warner
Ambrose Philipps
Garenton
County of Leicester
Murther
Harris
Sheperhead
Justice Page
Leicester
South Sea
Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
India
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Bayess Opera
Goodman’s Fields
Deal
Commodore Elip
Pinkethman
Mizen
Mr. Bullock
Worthy
Mr. Smith
Rovewell
Huddy
Charles Pleasant
Bardin
Cribidge
Wm. Williams
Easy
R. Williams
Parfer Indent
Mr.Lacy
Coxen
Mr. Collet
Giffard
Wyn
Pearce
Mr.Machen
Orcas Zeal
Giffards
Arabella
Seal
Belinds
Haughton
Jenny
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