Public burnings mark punishment in wartime state order
The article reports on public burnings as a punishment agreed by four States, with disagreement on further penalties. It notes the Queen's movement to Mivicksdal, the Assembly of Lower Austria opening, imperial appeals for funds for militia and ceremonies, and various diplomatic motions including a French minister’s audience and envoys. Advertisements detail customs notices and land auctions in Ireland.
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Teina
Lower Ausiria
Sutjers
Bohema
Corstendom
Arecklemburg
Hlamover
M. Chavigni
Paris
Duke of Bourbon
Duke of Orleans
Edward Finch
Earl of Nottingham
Ratibon
M.wakemorr
Prusia
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