Paris and Berlin war news from March to April in 18th century dispatches
Reports from Dresden and Mantua as MG Augustus plans return to Poland. Imperial forces grow to 34000 along the Mincio while Russians press for cannon transit to Dantzick. French armies bolster Moselle and prepare to strike Coblentz. Don Carlos moves toward Frigginosse as Naples hosts Spanish fleet. Strasbourg notes troops gathering near Spire.
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MG Augustus
Poland
Rudowii
Baron de Rein
Dantzick
Munich
Mantua
Mincio
Govirnolo
Oglio
Berlin
Stolpen
Czerski
Switz
Pomerania
Franckfort
Moselle
Count de Bellisle
Saar
Coblentz
Rheinfelds
Traerbach
Luxemburg
Circle
Wagkausen
Oberhausen
Bavaria
Paris
Rome
Duke de la Torella
Vienna
Don Carlos
Frgfinosse
St. Germain
Moint-Caflin
Ichia
Procida
Naples
French Naval Moves Prepare Aid to Dantzick
The Duke of Berwick to follow on the 7th and 8000 regular troops to embark at Brest for Italy. M. du Gue-Trouin receives orders to command the Brest squadron bound for the Barrick. Marquess de la Luzerne to head a Mediterranean squadron. The Grand Prior of France to command eight galleys at Metreilles.
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Duke of Berwick
Italy
M. du Gue-Trouin
Brest
Barrick
Dantzick
Marquess de la Luzerne
Mediterranean
Grand Prior
France
Métreilles
Abuses in the New Romney Mayor Election of 1734
A letter to the London Evening Post describes corrupt and arbitrary methods used to install a mayor in New Romney. It details freeman rights, admissions by grant, and contested votes, including the wearing in of two claimed freemen, coerced writs, and the suppression of entries, accusing officials of bribery and power to influence parliamentary representation. The writer promises oath-backed proof and urges public disclosure.
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New Romney
John Gibbon
Gibbon
Foln Gibbon
Fobn
Darby
Coates
Mumphry Wightwick
Edward Batchler
Rumphry Wightwith
Edward
Batchelor
Furats
John Gibbot
Foln Darby
Humphry Wightwick
F. Gibbon
F. Darby
Mandan
Githon
Darby Asferr
Thomas Chalker
London Contention Over Knight of the Shire Seat in Glamorganshire
In Glamorganshire a warm contest is anticipated between the Hon. Buffey Man sell and the Hon. William Talbott for the Knight of the Shire seat. Sir Charles Kemeys, Bart., has held the county for nearly twenty years and will retire from it.
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Glamorganshire
Buffey Mansell
William Talbott
Charles Kemeys
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