News from Koslow and Crim Tartary in July reports
The Dublin Gazette notes Count Munich capturing Koslow in the Crimea with a Turkish garrison fleeing, Turkish and Armenian goods stockpiled in the city, and a fleet sailing to Constantinople. General Leortien seizes Kimbourn fortress opposite Oczakow securing Dnieper passage. Reports from Madrid, Paris, Berlin and Rome cover court conferences, Dutchy of Lorraine negotiations, and a Chinese emperor's death.
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Munich
Koslow
Crimsa
Constantinople
Black Sea
Bacchfaray
Crimea
Dgiacum Cogia
Balhan
Asaph
Cafla
Leortien
Precup
Dnieper
Bint
Kimbourn
Oczakow
Oczekow
Eee
Rimbome
Vienna
Paris
Per Rhinz
Fuly
Lorrain
Milan
Berlin
Crim Tartary
Caffa
Bachifaray
Turkey
Guand
Bencer
Rome
Fune
O. S
Naples
Charles
China
Yong Lechin
Belefine
Maire
Northampton
Heek
Tingwick Field
Oxford
Queen Anne Statue Carved for Marlborough Estate
London dates note marble statue work for a Queen Anne statue by Rysbrack to stand at St Albans for poor families. A fine statue of Sir Hans Sloane is carved for Chelsea Phytick Garden by the Apothecary's Company. Hon John Lumley named Gentleman of the Horte in place of the late Brigadier Berkeley.
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Queen Anne
Mr. Rysbrack
Marlborouehy
St. Albans
Sir Hans Sloane, Bart
Chelsea
John Lumley
Avener
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