Imperial Regiments to Hungary and Jew tax reform
From The Hague and Amsterdam reports the Imperial regiments of foot are to march to Hungary. The barrier obligation keeps 18000 troops, with potential augmentation in the provinces. In Vienna a project to tax Jews in a lump sum is approved, receivers to be appointed. News from Stockholm notes mediation aims and Sweden’s push for a peace. A new Westminster Peace Commission convenes in Leiden. A Bristol mail robbery is reported near Turnham Green. Duchess Hamilton and Brandon dine at Barnet before town, and a marriage treaty rumor links Lord Harborough with Susanna Noel. The Francia trial at the Old Bailey proceeds with allegations of treason and letters between France and the Pretender, the Crown’s case detailing a long conspiracy and intercepted correspondence.
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Brussels
Fai
Hungary
Amsterdam Courant
Vienna
Jas
Hanover
Great Britain
Prince Frederick
Baron Bentmitter
Poland
Denmark
Hamburg
Tordenskiöld
Norway
Falkrand
Weedel
Hague
King of
Sweden
Baron de Gortz
France
Leiden
Westminster
Charles Heriot
John Pepper
John Arnott
Ot Hadley
Wiliam Gore
Wiliam Minthall
Tho, Bateler
George Murray
The
Burdus
Reginale Marriet
Eigre
Ind
John Walker
William Windham
Charles Godstrey
Jattinian Uttam
Edward Foley
Leonard Remvsby Eyrs
Duchess of Hamilton and
Brandon
Lord Arme
Barnet
Lord Harborough
Susanna Noel
Noel
Rutland
St. James's
Viscount Townshend
Ireland
Francia the Jew
Prince
Denton
Cowper
Ward
Hungerford
Indiament
Dolmay
Cavers
Lar
Townshend
Vas
Smith
Wilcox
Horatio Warpools
Buckley
Towerlisrd
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