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Long report from Hanover on European affairs July 1735.
The letter describes hopes for abolition of a religious clause in the Treaty of Ryswick, rail talks on Westphalia stipulations, and reestablishing religious tranquility in the Empire. It notes appointments in England, promotions in the Guards, Portugal’s king gifting a diamond ring to Balchen, a Countess’s death, and Portugal and Spain handling fever in Lisbon. It reports military and police arrangements in Paris and Danzig, a request by Duke of Cumberland to visit Holland, and ongoing Anglo Dutch diplomacy about the peace treaty and barriers. It closes with Spanish and Portuguese tensions and orders to monitor Portuguese ships and troops in the West Indies.
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Ryswick
Westphalia
Deburaine
Countess of Suffolk
Legs
Creamer
Stuart
Earl of Galloway
Scotland
Col. Ingram
Henry
Earl of Lincoln
Duke of Newcastle
Lisbon
Paris
Portugal
Holford
Horshue
Stoness End
Southwark
Red Caps
Chamberwell
Vienna
Bologna
Republick of
Genoa
Corsica
Versailles
London
Westminster
Chevcellus
Danzick
K. Augustus Iif
Poland
Dantzick
Ludday
Holland
Phe Ri
Vere Beauclerk
New Winatur
Wiliam Leake
St. Giles’s
Vilaines
Surry
Charles Lawfin
Elys Hille
Kerfington
Regiment of Foot
Cyran
States General
Emperor
France
Olten
Britain
Hague
Great Britain
Republick
Ryswickh
Netherlands
Barrier
Spain
Grea Britain
Prusfa
Elector Palatine
Bergues
Juliers
Duke of
Cumberltd
England
Princes of Orange
Douglass
West Indies
Buenose Aves
Madrid
John Miguel de Salvedo
Order of St. James’s
St. Sacrament
Lisban
Iland
Aviso