Regency Power and Highlander Release Report
A lengthy discussion traces regencies under Charles VI, Louis XIV, and Catherine de Medici, noting rulers could alter acts of earlier kings and govern in a manner like the king. Edinburgh reports free release of 44 Highland prisoners, with 2 still detained, plus various court and public notices and commercial book advertisements across London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles VI
Lewis XIV
Catherine of Medicis
Francis
Henry II
Nice
Mary de Medicis
Orleans
Czsar of
Henry
Edinburg
Éures
Smith
Aberdeen
Tolbooth
Innes
Tyuke
Lerwick
Scotland
Winton-Hook
Lonson
Bromley
William
University of Oxford
William Boughton
Warwik
Rugby
Warwickshire
d’Iberville
Frampton Court
England
Preston
Cme I’erions
Royal
Greenwich
Prince of Wales
Windor
Hampton Court
Richmond Park
Abraham Stanyan
Vienna
Lord Duffs
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Bank
India
Father In God
Rich
Bath and Wells
J. Dowing
Bartholomew Close
Smithfield
J. Nicholson
Little Britain
B. Tocke
Temple-Gate
D. Midwinter
St. Paul's Church-yard
BP. Burnet
Cave
Drexelius of
Brernicy
Wake
C. Britannia
America
Tusnefort
Whilson
Mattthias Earberry
Church of England
Se. John’s College
Cambridge
John Hooke
Flower de Luce
Wm. Vickers
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleertreer
Authors House
Sher
J. Brown
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
J. Brow
Temple-bar
Berlin