Dutchy of Guelders Bailiages Exchanged in Utrecht Talks
Report from Edinburg and London covers negotiations at Utrecht where Luxemburg proposes evacuations in exchange for Prussia delivering Guelders bailiwicks. French and imperial moves loom as ministers seek favorable propositions. May 22 and 30, 1743 items note deaths and market figures. Auction notices and bankrupts appear with rental listings and legal treatises previewed.
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Tague
Fune
Luxemburg
Prussia
Caffel
Krickenberg
Guelder- Yand
Erkelens
Pradée
Utrecht
Edinburg
John Marquis of
Tweeddale
Yester
London
India
Thrift-street
Monmouth
Teriof
Rygate Church
Saunders
Tomlins
Bow-street
Covent-Garden
Charles Curtis
Long Acre
County of Middlesex
Hayes
Middlesex
Uxbridge
Goodman Kent
S.C
Inner-Temple
J. Walthoe
Stafford
Fogg
D. D
Chester
Edw. Ince
Johnson
le Clerc
Reland
Mahomet
Wall
Wife
Rushworth
K. William
Medley
J. Darby
Bartholomew Close
W. Brand
J. Kent
Middle Temple-Gate
Fleet-street
J. Graves
White
St. James’s-Street
Francis Hewerdine
Menaffeh Ben Israel
Oswald Dykes
Lucius Apuleius
Medaura
J. Browne
Temple-Bar
J. Stokee
Charing-Cross
J. Manship
Cornhill
Collins
John Hill
Ditton
D. Midwinter
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Hatton
Harris
Mullerius
Andrew Bell
Chamberlain
Monsieur Turnefort
Lemery
Archbishop of
Cambray
Telemachus
W. Taylor
J. Baker
Pater- Nofter-Row
B. Berington
Essextreet End
Strand
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