News from Europe and London on April dispatches and births
Reports from Holland Spain and Sweden detail military moves and diplomatic talks amid looming Turk influence. In London announcements celebrate Prince Edward’s birth and appoint officials, with court notices on taxes, appointments, and local civic addresses.
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Coffin Unearthed With 400 Year Skeleton Near Stilton
Reports from Kate's Cabbin in Huntingdonshire recount a 400lb lead coffin buried in the High Road, dated 400 years old with a fresh skeleton. Nearby ploughing yielded ancient Roman coins and an urn with burnt bones and an effigy of a burnt woman. The Coventry burial of Mr. William Marshal, kettle drummer in General Evans's regiment, followed.
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