Royal Court News From Windsor and Minorca Wraps in 1690s Tone
Treasury officials review Isaac Newton minted coinage as jurors weigh gold samples to verify England’s standard. Baron Sparr reports lead to Waldegrave, while the London court notes show the king’s displeasure at private letters and pushes for a clerical reorganization. Baron Lovell inherits Barony of Clifford.
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Freeoen Flanders
Ug Gemany
Privicy 5
Baron Sparr
Ing
Sweden
Yelleocy
Froggen
Earl of Waldegrave
Paris
Pall-Mall
Prince of Wales
Marbie
Italy
George Babb
Doddington
the Treasury
Sinclair
Minorca
Lgedier
Barrel
Homo Chachi
Aitenat
Towes
Krooblick Buildings
Thomas Braund
Margaret Baroness Lovell
Tughter
Thomas Reach
Thanet
Clifford
House of Peers
Thomas Bark
Anne
Clifford, Westmoreland and
Vescy
House of Poets
Thomas Earl of
Thanet Wis
Roeber
de Ci
Lind de Ci
Pird
Baward I
Fhaut
Lovell
Cieir
Vera Cruz
Havansa
Spencer Earl of Wilmington
Ins Majesty
Robert Walpole
Treasury
Exchequer
His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
Westminster
Dutchy Court
Isaac Newson
John Conduit
Parcliamene
Whitchurch
England
Roger Hudson W. Berenida
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Asfeldt
London
His Highness
the Prince
Holland
St. James's House
Royal Apartments
Windsor