Protracted European diplomacy and military chatter in Vienna
Dispatches from Vienna report ongoing efforts to select a King of the Romans favoring Archduke Joseph, with strong opposition if the Austrian line is made hereditary. Meanwhile Brabant sees two new dragoon regiments raised, Courland intrigues draw attention, and Poland and Russia press for action against the Empress of Ruta. Frost returns, and Basic navigation remains open amid broader European maneuvers.
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Vienna
Joseph
Brabant
Duchy of Courland
Poland
Polish Republic
Nin
Empress of Ruta
Courland
Czarina
House of Austria
Ninself
Duke de Biron
France
Copinnager
Merchiz
Keymar
Pari
Mr. Moriau
Ctty
Paris
Hotel de Lamaigien
Pavee Au Marais
Brentford Turnpike Trustees Meet at Three Pigeons
Trustees of Brentford Turnpike convene at the Three Pigeons in New Brentford on Saturday next the 16th at ten o clock. Local tolls and maintenance matters will be discussed in a formal meeting.
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Brentford
Three Pigeons
New Brentford
Meeting of Trustees on Turnpike Repair at Egham
A meeting of the Trustees for repairing the 44 Turnpike Road from Bafinestone Hill in Windlesham to the Towder Mills on Hounfin Heath in Middlesex will be held on Tuesday the 12th instant at ten in the forenoon at the King's Head Inn, Egham.
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Bafinestone-Hill
Windlesham
Sure Vy
Hounfin Heath
Middlesex
King's Head Inn
Egham
Mail to France and Europe redefined from May next
General Post Office announces changes to mail schedules from Paris. After May first, the mail to France and Europe will depart this Office on Tuesday and Friday instead of Monday and Thursday. Portugal by Lisbon and Corunna packets continues on Tuesdays only. The Foreign Department hours extend on Tuesdays and Fridays from Nice morning to midnight and on other days from nine to nine except Sundays. Postage rates table available on request. By command of the Postmaster General, Anth. Todd, Secretary.
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England
Countess of Egremont
Larl
Piccadilly
Chelsea Church
Darville
This Ciy
Gibson
Chelsea
St. Paul’s Deptford
Frederick Rider
Ruzor-Baker
Bennett’s-hill
Doctors Commons
Eleanor Markland
Aldernanbury
Cnrift-church
Newgate-street
Jones
South-Audley-street
Ann Powell
Crane-court
Fleet-street
Wahhamstlow
Cunningham
Plumtree-court
Shoe-lane
Nathaniel Norman
St. Andrew
Holborn
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Samuel Duhordieu
Spitalfields
Red-hon-tiree
Thomas Williams
Thy
Thurcuay
Northumberland Hours
Charingcioss
Myr
Vigne
The
Strand
Edward Oligut
Joan Daiby
Fifa
Martnaisca
Nigjetty
Amos ‘Enman
France
Gibraltar
Lis
General Post-Office
UBLIC
Paris
Europe
Turkey
Portugal
Lisbon and Corunna
Foreign Department
Bette
Nice
Forrmnaster
Anth. Toud
Loss of Inpra Stock Directors List Prompted by Absentees
A 1703 notice asks proprietors of Inpra Stock, many moved, to watch for a letter listing directors for the election. It notes Richard Speakman of Irlam, Eccles, Lancashire, missing since a time after a Hotteracan Jan, possibly in royal service. It requests information on his whereabouts or status and directs to contact Mr Bradley of Legh.
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Inpra
Merchant Taylors Hadi
Cherch
Lancashire
Richard Speakman
Irlam
Eccles
County of
Lancaster
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