Invasion of Silesia Stirs European Powers
The article reports on fears for religious liberty amid King’s invasion plans and asserts assurances to Silesia’s ministers and inhabitants. It also covers a High Court ruling favoring defendants in a South Sea Company case, political moves by the Court of Brance, militia arrangements, shipboard damages, a drowning tragedy, a burial for the late Earl of Radnor, crime sentences at Chelmsford Assizes, bread and grain prices, and news from Lisburne and Londonderry.
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Silesia
Dyck
Westphalia
Guildhad
High Court of Chancery
John Read
South-Sea
Gosipany
Knox Ward
Ralph Ward Elgis
Sie
Profiia
Brance
Europe
Paris
Latapoortlan
Langaedock
Provénce
Iealy
Prince de Campo Florida
House of Austria
Sau&ion
Italy
Alps
Prince Contradi
Jones
Dalcothy
Casdiganshire
Lisburn
Bristol
Helmand
Towér-ditcs
D. Vis
Salt-petre
Wellclofe-square
Earl of
Cornwall
Edward Hill
George Street
Hitch
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Chelmsford
County Essex
Cobb
Stock
Stephens
Stancome
Brown
Lisburne
Oates
Londonderry
Greencastle
New York
Neilson
Belfast
Nott
York
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