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Vast Army Telegraphed Movements Amid Court Notices
From Vienna to Warsaw reports speak of Count Munich advancing on Bender and garrisons surrendering, with Turkish prisoners moving to Perewoloczna. Empress orders frontiers’ inhabitants indemnified, and a charter creates Governors for Exposed and Deserted children. Royal appointments and naval preparations fill a busy, unsettled frame of events across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Ruffiz
Vienna
Dresden
Bender
Bialogorod
Rusia
Warsaw
Charles de Biron
Perewoloczna
Ukrain
Balhaw J Choczim
Sion
Rumia
Niester
Choczia
Kilia-Nova
Siwanlo
Firaze
Danube
Caminieck
Russia
Oraers
Poland
Republick
Westminster
Thomas Coram
Charle Duke of Richmond
Satz
Mortmain
Earl of Essex
Duke of Manchester
Deceas
Gibraltar
Admiralty Office
Plymouth
Haddock
Mediterranean
Bayonne
Port Passage
St. Sebastian
Leghorn
Tuscany
Spain
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Cambis
London
Douglass
Holand
Princes of
Cadiz
Earl of Waldegrave
France
Fourdatier
Bath
Baron Thompson
Lower
Hungary
Upper Hungary
Kerfington
Deptford
Crown of
Great Britain
The
India Company
Joseph Seanhope
Norwich
Elys
John Lequef
Henry Lawson
Cate
Guildhall
John Salter
Henry Pelham
Home Guards
Mary
Sherrard Manners
Beane Ces Manners
Katherire Noel