Royal Address and Military Dispatches From Europe and Ireland
The text records a formal address to the Earl of Wharton praising his governance and urging unity in church and state. It also reports on military movements in Europe and Ireland, including French intrigue, Ottoman alignments, Spanish and Sardinian forces, fortifications at Girrone and Tournay, supply actions, and anticipated reinforcements. Headlines note London messages on court changes, Maintenon’s influence, and ongoing campaigns with strategic shifts and upcoming detachments.
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Church of Ireland
Earl of Galway
Torres Allegade
Jurumenia
Badajox
Barcelont
Attys
George Bing
Italy
Tron
Segforr
Stasembérgh
Slealy
Sardinia
Rouson
Girrone
Tat Place
Monsieur de Novilles
Thace
Jaceret
M. Chamillach
Madm Maintenon
W. Chamillard
Flanders
France
Hague
Paris
Mons
Madam de Maintenon
Monsieur de Chamillard
Anjou
Amsterdam
Duke of Anjony
Spain
House of Austria
Tournay
St. Amand
Garison
Toursnay
de Surville
Mon. de Megrigny
Citadle
St. Jame’s
Windsor
Palatinate
England
Ireland
Arch
Angle
Edgar
Waripright
London
Fune
Edenburgh
Batalion
Queens Foot Guards
Portugal
Portmouth
Gordon
Scotch Artillery Company
Britain
Wills
Duke of Queensberry
Dover
Newburght House
Cock-Pit
St. James’s
Antwerp
Norton
Horneck
Collonel Hills
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Europe
Thames Earl of Wharton