War Dispatches Across Europe and Africa Chronicle
Dispatches report German and allied troop movements with entrenched positions and satellite actions near Concordia and Geneva. Camifars ambush 1400 king's troops, 1000 cut off, 300 casualties. Heifler defeats Count Caroli's forces near Vienna, 2000 killed, 200 wagons with ammo, 26 colors. Chaumont siege yields 57 prisoners, 8000 meal sacks captured. Antibes forces march toward Nizzo. Poland’s courier relays royal intentions. Fire in Lisbon damages Brick Court. British squadron seizes three Spanish warships bound for arms.
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Concordia
Psraeu
Geneva
Caminaro
Camifars
Nijmes
Vienna
Heifler
Caroli
Garoli
Capowar
Turin
M. Baznac
Chaumont
Dauphie
Antibes
Nizzo
Dremnen
Poland
Act of Parliament on Popery Sacrament Compliance
Notice in Dublin lists required oath to attend the Lords Supper per the Church of Ireland and to certify by August under penalty. Applies to all who hold any office under Queen Anne or predecessors. Certificates must be witnessed by minister and church wardens and filed in royal courts or sessions. Printed certificates offered for Council guidance by John Ray, Buck-Seiler.
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Anne
Dublin
Kingdom of Ireland
Joleon Ray
Buck-Seiler
Skinner-Row
Thotel
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Velisbuye
Lee
Fuath
London
Lisborn
House of Austria
Mr. Whithead
Admiral Dilks
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