Rebels march on Derby as Cavalry and infantry surge in town
Letters from Nottingham and Whitehall report Highland horse and rebel foot moving toward Derby with cannon. Derby residents face levied taxes and threats of destruction while Cumberland’s army pursues from Coventry toward Ashborne. News from London and Brussels notes sieges, troop movements, and proclamations targeting Jesuits and Popish priests amid a widening European crisis.
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London Gazettes
Nottingham
Esterday
Derby
Leicester
Duke of Cumberland
Highland Horse
Loughbourough
Ashbourn
Whitehall
Coventry
Merriden Common
Leck
Oise
Getlits
Reiden
Prussia
Sixon
Pruitten
Enipiag Ig
St.a
Sonmencarg
Lafatia
Balle
Toplitz
Bohemia
Anhalt
Eulenburgh
Dresden
Pleiffenburg
Lei
Podewils
M. Fockerott
Ratnfwach
Hungary
N. S
Brussels
Luxemburg
Mediterranean
Bastia
Sardinia
Pest
Pas de la‘Ville
M. du Thiel
Dunkirk
Veghilles
Macha Mailtebois
Turin
Piedmont
Brett
France
Pri
Montrose
Lewis XV
Milford
Bulkeley
Nicholas Morris
Richard Nagle
Patrick Meagher
John Ryan
Dennis Mahony
Derby Mahony
George Mathews
Lois Mathews
Clare's Regiment
James Conway
Val. Meryne
Bernard Obrien
John Egai
Berwick
James Macraith
Stephen Cullen
Christopher
Plumket
George Barnavall
John Divier
Thomas Hogers
Macraith
Conway
Nagle
Cullen
Ryan
Bear
Doncaster
Martha
Wade
Ferrybridge
Italy
Leghorn
Caffle
M. Rivarola
Marquis de Mari
Republick
Genoa
Poffessen
Germany
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Leitoméritz
Elb
Prague
Prince of
Deffan
Torgau
Camentz
Villiers
Stonehaven
Alexander Dalmahoy
Edinburgh
Guest
Scotland
Roberton
Perthshire
John Drummond
Byng
Leitch Road
N.glan D
Bristol
Expres
Manche- Aster
Breraé
Plymouth
Hampton Court
London
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Northampton
Walliam Godfrey
Duke of Cunberland
C. Ellison
Meriden
Litchfield
Lancashire
Jaft
Ron
Staffordshire
Dunchurch
Foot
Brely
Duke of Perth
Gordon
Glenbucket
Stamford
Stafford
Lady Exeter
Philadelphia
Binny
Boston
Barbadoes
Williams
New London
Seroque
Maryland
Ditto
Pointon
Eustatia
Bentley
Virginia
Antigua
Cape, Brown
Cipr
Jac Mullan
Glasgow
Leicester-house
Leicester Fields
St. James's Park
Bedfordshire
Big Majesty
Moshe
Cambray
Westminster
Southwark
Warrington
Plecs
Manchester
Duke of Richmond
Earl of
Finchley-common
Juin Speedwell
King Wiliam
Bland
Mark Kerr
Psrith
Ss. Mary
Stoke-Newington
Totterham
Edmnton
Enfield
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