Alarm of Invasion Sparks Parliamentary Debates and Naval Dispatches
An English dispatch describes fears of an invasion along the coast, with fleets moving from Ireland to Colchester and Danjcontext of the Kent and other ships. It notes the Tiwana Council meeting, Sacheverel controversy, and various London letters discussing war, subsidies, and political alignments. It cites priests urging observance of thanksgiving and humiliation, plus notices of officers, troops, and strategic movements across Britain and Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innesiiliy
Stovers
Lilex
Colchester
Ireland
Dududaer
St. Cari
Antosoa
Dublin
Kent
Nantz
Martico 3
Rotanea Virgiia
London
Funeto
Sache- Vere
Parliansar
Tryal
Notun
Eiropes
Erarit
Sacheverel
Prinz Ted
Dourg
Stanhopes
Sachevrel
the Hague
Peron
Sachevere
Jace
Willami
Hanover
Jurge
Trent
Edintugh
Gineral
General Assembly
Ch. Minstersottais
Wrathavertad
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Edward Whitaker
Earl of Galway
Duke of Beaufort
Life Guards
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of Leven
Britain
Count Gullembourg
Deret
Duke of Montague
George Byng
Porthmouth
Spithead
yKope
Parliament House
Thurda
Ing. Fune
Fransis Dikon
Cork
Tintin
Castledermat
Alan
Hore
Dablin