Europe at War Dispatches From March Seaboard to Court
Letters from Vienna Leghorn and Rome report rapid troop movements and detachments as France Sardinia and Spain prepare offensives. Russians push toward Dantzick while Italian and Dutch forces coordinate campaigns. The papal states guard frontiers. 1733 treaties and a royal marriage alliance are outlined in cautious terms.
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Vienna
Sicily
Leghorn
France
Sardinia
Marshal de Villars
Correggio
Tuan
Dantzick
Peters
Czarina
Palatinates
Palatinate of Culm
Schliebeng
Rome
Infante
Don Carlos
Monte Rotundo
Naples
Frofinone
Frosinone
Belluga
Civita Vecchia
Parma
Sorefina
Munich
Schortand
Refisfarice
Basrety
Vistula
Trials in Liverpool and Chester bailiff elections before Portescue
Reports from London and Europe note trials over the Liverpool Corporation and a bailiff election in Mr Bootle's interest. Next week Justice Verity presides at Chester on the Charter of the City. Paris, Berlin, and Dutch letters hint at continental diplomacy and military steps involving Prussia and the Emperor. The King of Prussia aims to move 200 men, with pay and quarters arranged, while John Hodges prepares for a court commission. Holland celebrates the Prince of Orange’s marriage, and the High Sheriff of Surrey is described with display and pomp.
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Nehrung
Dantzick
Vistula
Fitugte
Stoltzberg
Dantzickers
Bishopberg
Poniatowski
Czartorinski
Wechfélmonde
Amterdam
Triers
Trarbach
Rhine
Fort Lewis
Stancforth
Duke of Berch
Boris
Vienna
Brussels
Vahs
Italy
Count de Mercy
Duke of Berwick
Moselle
Earl Waldegrave
Hague
Great Britain
States-General
United Provinces
Royal of
England
Prince of Orange
Lancaster
Justice Portescue
Corporation of Liverpool
Bootle
Brereton
Verity
Chester
Tryal
Paris
Holland
Europe
Horace Walpole
States General
Poyntz
Vilnaia
Berlin
Prussia
John Hodges
Sur- Tey
Getglomeri
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Orange and Nassau
Thale
St. James’s
St. James's
London