Coronation Delays Amid Court Moves and Military Preparations
Mixed dispatches reveal delays in conveying imperial Crowns from Branconia to Franckfort, while provisional forces brace for spring campaigns. Ministers of the High Allies met to discuss Utrecht and treaty details, with plans for plenipotentiaries and annual pomp in major capitals. Reports note French preparations, reinforcements at Binche, naval exchanges at Dover, and a Dublin flax seed distribution scheme with sworn affidavits for sowing.
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Branconia
Franckfort
Hague
N.S
Straford
Duzer
Utrecht
Devitian
Thas
Grog Sots
Coe Pratecest
Hobaud
Biri
Hibind Hive
Monsieur de Prise
Court de Goes
K. Charles
Mons
Maubeuze
Chartersy
Binche
Mau- Beuge
Kinnen
Holland
Daniel Dering
Grafton Street
Dublin
Cape Dalton Escapes Custody From Dragoons Guard
A man named Christopher Dalton, prisoner of Cape, escapes from John Sanderson at the Black Dog near the Marshalsea. He is about 66 with smallpox marks, a mold on the right cheek, and tobacco-stained lip. Describes clothing, gait, and Cumberland English speech. A reward of no pounds is offered for discovery, and the discoverer’s name may never be used.
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Grober
Cape
Christopher Dalton
Lord Wharton
Regiment of Dragoons
John Sanderson
Marthalsea
Dalton
Sanders
Hall
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