Imminent Imperial and Protestant Tensions Across Europe
From Vienna to Halbthurn reports arrive of troop movements and fresh orders for Germany and Italy. Deputies from Hungary seek relief from clerical persecutions and quartering, while talks circle over the succession of Deuxponts and Birkenfeldt influence. Protestant fears rise as Salisburg’s Protestants push for conscience liberty amid seven grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Germany
Corsica
Watchtendonck
Count Palatine de Birkenfeldt
Deuxponts
Duke de Birkenfeldt
Elector Palatine
Owerful
Count de Mercy
Italy
Ratisbon
Dyet
Munich
Count de Staremberz
Saltzbourg
Salizbourg
Evangelick
Caffel
Diemer
London
Paris
Seville
Spain
Don Carlos
Barcelona
Fleet Expedition Failure Reports And Court Proceedings
News item from the era describing a failed fleet expedition with troops, arrivals at Marly including the Dauphin and royal visits, marriages and interrogations in Aix, court confrontations arranged for Miss Cadieres and Girard, Royal rest at Marly with Versailles furnishings moved, and multiple ship movements from Falmouth to Leghorn with various vessels listed along the Thames and english ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice of Saxony
Marly
Marchioness de Castelhax
Madrid
Don Fernand
Stampa
Parma
Placentia
Don Carlos
de Rochecheurt
Aix
Provence
Girard
Miss Cadieres
Chamber of Justice
Fauhter
Madampiselle Cadieres
Anjou
France
Maryly
Castle de la Muette
Versailles
Duke de St. Aignan
Marseilles
Duke of Luxembourg
Normandy
Rouen
Marquess de Morand
Madamoiselle de Champeron
Royal news and stock report from London chatter
London society notes recount the Prince of Wales illness delaying Windsor Forest hunt, arrivals of the Duchess of Buckinghamshire and family at St James's Park, and a Dutchess attendee in Hanover Square. Reports mention a bishop appointing a deputy, a death of Justice Fortescue’s daughter, brigades recapturing smugglers’ horses and a deep tea seizure, a barn fire in Whitney, and stock prices for the South Sea and banks with trading details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Windsor Forest
Princess Royal
Emilia
Fan Crove
Count Kinski
Hileworth
Hanover Square
Duke of Lorrain
the Dutchess
Buckinghamshire
St. James’s Park
France
Horeywood
Rochester
Westminster
Evans
Jaft
Justice Fortescue
Epping
Broa-street
Adventure
Love
Portland
Romney Otto Ditto
Seaford
Deptford
Souchampt
Whitney
Oxfordshire
Colerane
Suffolk
Cure for Child’s Maladies at Pestle and Mortar Lane
An advertisement notes Mr. Mooney’s medicines at Pestle and Mortar in Lagorence Poyntney’s Lane cure the child’s maladies and invites inquiries for further directions. It claims unique cures for dropsy and worm-related issues, offering aid to truly poor beneficiaries upon churchwardens’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagorence Poyntney’ S Lane
Cannon-street
Mooney
N. B
Moore
Abree
Canterbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeterday
Milan
the Daily Post
Thuarsp
Falmouth
Mary
Streights
Belitha
Hambourg
Samuel and
Elizabeth
Chilton
Mountsbay
Genea
Leghorn
Anne
Jay
Clies
Lisbon
Weymouth
Steer
Dartmouth
William and Mary
Percy
Holland
Seiflower
Antigua
Pipin
Madeira
Gowes
Martha
Howard
Malaga
Samuel
White
Chichester
Homer
Nevel
West Chester
Rotterdam
Deal
Domo
Sandifield
Beckingham
Rook
Oporto
Dorothy
Butler
Cidiz
St. George
Roberts
Orphan
Burford
Portugal
Pulliston
Smith
Barbadoes
Masters
Providence
Grace
Bristol
Dove
Virry
Skinner and Jenkin
Cooke
Hope
Ive
Dublin
Loney
Virginia
James
Tiverton
Bowling
Cork
Lithgow
Africa
Ellis
Joseph
Quick
John
Jones
Gray
Jamaica
Phenix
Potts
Connal
Cape de Verd
Graves
Gibraltar
Beaver
New York
S. E. Gravesend
Allen
Tanner
City of London
Demerrick
South Seas
Daniel Cooper
Cornaill
Foepk Cooper
St. Helen’s
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Ditto
South Sea Bonds
W.G
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