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Acceptation of the Bal Unigenitus and Paris Remonstrances
The notice records the unbending stance on the Bal Unigenitus with royal confirmation, a Strasbourg governorship change from the late Marhal de Bourg to Marshal de Coigny, and Alsace to Marshal de Broglix, plus deaths of M. Bernard at ninety and a bridge arch blown by a storm. It cites Parisian dispatches about the Parliament’s remonstrances to the Archbishop of Paris and the University, and Edinburgh proposals to boost Scotland’s fisheries by using troops to fish cod off the Western Isles. Canterbury reports a Dover sheep with unusual fat and body weights after a butcher’s kill, noting the animal’s two lambs’ teeth and overall light carcass.
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Louis Kiv
Pass
Marhhal de Bourg
Strasbourg
Iestant
Marshal de Coigny
Alsace
Marshal de Broglix
M. Bernard
Poiffy
Brassels
Paris
Versailles
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lieth Wynd
Canterbury
Walker
Dover
Vienna
Petersburgh
Porte
Marquis de Jilleneuvey Eintatlador
France
Arikit
Belgrade
Temeswach
Rok
Fae
Everard Fawkerer
M. Kalkeen
Hanover
Lauenburgh
Summerfield
Steinbrrf
Count Kheverhaller
Adliek Council of War
Diemar
Hungary
Bannat
Servia
Hague
Prussia
M. Chambrier
Utrecht
M. Amelot
Juliers and
Bergue
Palatine
Westminter
James Campbell
Edinburgh Castle
Virginia
West Indies
New York
Milan
Two Sicilies
Don Philip
Parma
Placentia