Triumphal Entry of Prince Thomas into Ispahan After Defeating Sultan Efreff
A detailed medieval chronicle notes Prince Thomas leading a troop surge into Ispahan after routing the Sultan. The entry drew vast crowds from multiple regions as he was welcomed at the gates by the kingdom’s grandees and moved to the former palace to receive homage. He dispatched 40000 men to block Efreff’s escape toward Shiras, and Persian and foreign allies flocked to support his renewed claim. Meanwhile Egyptian unrest continued as Zulfukar By’s forces clashed with rebels near Cairo, Soliman Bey fell in battle, and Kerchecx Bey fled, with Armenian troops aiding a subsequent regrouping near Cairo. The court plans to attend the Augsburg Confession Jubilee, with universities issuing ceremonial instructions similar to practices under Gustavus Adolphus.
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Thomas
Ispahan
Thas
Petra
Efreff
Shiras
Cpming
Candahar
Thamas
Cairo
Sukbila
Myrg
Carelsberg
Augsbourg
Mandh
Abo
Upril
Guttavus Adolphus
Vienna
Luxembourg
Italy
Marshass Count Mercy
Harrach
Verrani
Philippi
Waterborn
Keys
Paris and London Dispatches from June Whitsun
Reports from Paris dated June 3 note a royal Whitsunday chapter with no promotions, a large disease audience in the Gallery of the Stags, and royal travel to Fontainebleau. London intel lists Walpole to France as ambassador, Harrington delaying, Chesterfield off to the Hague, Degenvoldt expected as envoy, and a French nobleman arriving with a mission. tax circulars, births, deaths, and church plans populate the week. Officers depart for camps, and trivial court news follows, including a Bed of a Son at St John’s and the outlawries clerk Lloyd’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitsunday
Order of the Holy Ghost
Fontainebleau
Petitbourg
Versailles
Madrid
London
Horatio Walpole
France
Lord Harrington
Windsor
Earl of Chesterfield
Hague
Count Degenvoldt
Countess of Fitzwalter
D. Schomberg
Prussia
Earl Fieczwalter
Pall- Mall
Paris
Lord Hobart
Norfolk
St. John of
Laft
Essex Street
Strand
Roderick Lloyd
Court of Common Pleas
Vernon
Duke of Rutland
St. George
Bloomsbury
Baron Thomson
Richmond
Raymond
Langley Bury
Hertfordshire
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Belt
Navy Commissions Issued and Maritime Alerts From Plymouth
Reports from Plymouth note new commissions for Burrish and Lake aboard the Enterprize under Capt. Smith, with Hetter of go Gans to be commanded by Capt. Solgard. A Fortunate sighting of three Algerine rovers near the Lizard is described, while market quotes edge up for South Sea and bank securities. The New Theatre in the Haymarket announces a programme with The Author's Farce and The Preasures of the Town, plus TOM THUMB, listing cast and ticket details.
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Peter Solgard
Plymouth
John Parsons
St. Martin’s
Lizard
Parsons
de Saif
Haymarke
Call
Tom Thumb
Miss Jones
King Arthur
Mullart
Lord Grizzie
Mr. Jones
Mr. Noodle
Reynolds
Doodie
Mr. Marshall
Churchyard
Mr. Hallam
Dr. Fillgrave
Dove
Queen Dolfallella
Princess Huncamunca
Jones
Cleora
Alrs. Smith
Mustacha
Clarke
The Fashionable Lady at the New Theatre Goodman's He
Benefit performance this Thursday May 28 at the New Theatre Goodman's He features The Fashionable Lady with a large cast of players and a Harlequin display. The Grand Theatre of the Muses at Fleet Street showcases moving pictures by Pinchbeck, including Orpheus, a landscape seascape, animated animals, and a new fire grate device plus a Portugal snuff display.
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Harlequin’s
Mrs. Mountfort
Mr. Penkethman
Meanwell
Mr.w. Giffard
Muodely
Mr. Burny
Mr. Lacy
Merrit
Williams
Hackum
Mr. Pearce
Smooth
Thomas
Smiths
Mr. Collee
Mr. Bardin
Sprightly
Mrs. Giffard
Galery
Orpheus
Handel
Corelli
Porpus
N.B. Ache
London
Portugal
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Constantinople
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Confen
Germain
St. James’s
Times
N. B
Oratory
Hyde
Rude-Lane
John Moore
Pefile
Martar
Laurence Pottrey
Cannon- Street
Thomas Reed
Moore
Wareria
Testerday
South Sea
Banx
Banke
India
Sths
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Dittro
Tudia Auto
Citro
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