Marriage and campaigns across Europe in early news
Reports from Vienna and Hungary describe a marriage on foot between Don Philip and the Polish Saxon princess Mary-Ann-Sophia, with military preparations set for March. Telegrams note Turkish rumors near Niffa, a death in Amsterdam’s finances, mediation plans from Geneva, and various appointments in Breda and St James's. Union news include a Danish duel ban, a Great Fire in Duke's Place, grain exports, and a secretive marriage arrangement for Don Carlos with Poland's eldest daughter.
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Don Philip
Mary-Ann-Sophia
Secord
Poland
Elector of
Saxony
Vienna
Yene
Grand Duke of Tuscany
Hungary
Niffa
Hague
M. Ten Hove
Count d’Uhlefeldt
Emeror
Franckfort
Stargard
Suls
Geneva
Count de Lawtree
Beroe
Zurich
Ireland
Viscount Grimpton
Soho Square
Philips
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Lutton
Dee
Guildhall
Hastings
Robert Cater
Cheap Ward
Thomas Ruiffel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Constantinople
France
Russia
Dresden
Naples
Don Carlos
Fleming
Munich
Poigeard
Serafe Kier
Oczakow
Warsaw
Spain
the-East-Indies
Calais
Count de Fucha
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St. James's
Richardson
University of Camsbridge
Duke of Newcastle
London
Scotland
Holyrood House
George Douglas
Earl of Moreton
Duke’s Place