Protests Sidelined as New Emperor Favours Quiet Electors
A Bavarian and Colongn Electors advised to remain silent to win the new emperor’s favor. The Chevalier de St George travels as rumour states he will reside in Rome rather than St Germain. Dutch passport sales and wine prohibitions spark remonstrances as finances weaken and troops brace for a renewed war. Reports from Edinburgh and Portsmouth cover legal actions, prisoner paroles, and soldiers in Canada winter quarters. Local notices warn of a lottery, stolen goods, and land sales linked to Sir Francis Hamilton’s estates in Leitrim and Cavan.
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Cologn
Bavaria
Chevalier de St. George
St. Germain
Rome
Hague
Ottob
Namur
France
K. Philip
K. Charles the Ill
Brabant
London
Edenburgh
James Sewart
Britain
Portsmouth
Canada
Marquis de Ligonde
Marthal Tallard
Nottingham
Dublin
Dr. Synge
Honourable House of Commons
St. Andrew’s Church
Theam Clenahan
Hoje
Dismiex Street
Aid
Otober
Smiths Hall
Fishamble
Smoa
Francis Cope
Company of Grenadiers
John Whittrong
Reiment
Arthur Elliot
Alan
St. Mary's Church
Castle Street
Kilimaghery
Francis Hamilton
Leitrim
Carrick Drumroosk
Castle
Hamilton
Cavan
John Croker
Smittfield
Lucas
Osober
Sarah Rider
F. Dickson
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House of Commons
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