Rebels in Scotland and Spain Treaty News Reflected in Dispatches
Reports from Edinburgh and London describe ongoing rebel movements in Scotland with Dutch and Swiss troops in Stirling and Leith, plus authorities tightening controls. Madrid signs a new commerce treaty with Britain, detailing duties, rights, and exemptions, while postwar arrangements and former Utrecht terms are reviewed for continuity and revocation.
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Thomas Finch
Eig
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Gloucestershire
Richard Machen
Verderer
Forest of Dean
Maynard Colchester
South Sea
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Kelvedon
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Norice
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King George
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Baron de Datchelman
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