Turbulent Europe News From Dantzick To Mantua
Reports from July to August detail Dantzick surrender talks, imperial refusals on fort garrisoning, and promises of partial debt remission. Czarina orders Te Deum, while measures against Tartars and 8000 garrison moves are noted. Parma, Parma, Parma battles loom as Walpole’s diplomacy stalls.
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Munich
Fort Wechselmunde
Dantzick
Czarina
Stanislaus
Poland
France
Pultowa
Ukraina
Polisa Ukrania
Bashaw
Bender
Constantinople
Mantua
Count de Konigsegg
Wirtemberg
Secchia
Quistello
Rovera
Oftighia
Witit Fuly
Germany
Hungary
D’ Ostein
Petersbourg
Bamberg
Wurzbourg
Neuf-Schonbern
Couns
Prussia
Lombardy
Empire
Persia
Vienna
Muscovy
Hague
Europe
Italy
Parma
Marquess de Fenelon
Count Golofskin
Wechtelmunde
Ingermania
Rare Assizes begin with few prisoners in York
York July 30 Very few have been try'd this Affizes with about 13 prisoners named in the calendar. The session opened July 22 before Sir Francis Page and Thomas Reeve. One man is cast for sheep stealing another for stealing a pay mare and a woman for stealing a web of cloth. Dover July 31 Capt Sampson arrived from Calais bringing over the Lord Dunbar.
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Country News
York
Francis Page
Dover
Capt
Sampson
Calais
Dunbar
Bishop of Winchester Travels for Waters Then Returns
London report describes the Lord Bishop of Winchester seeking relief at Tunbridge Wells with physicians advice, planning a Bath visit after returning home. Princess Anne and a large royal party prepare for the Bath, while Sir Clement Cotterel meets Indian chiefs at Old Palace Yard and Kensington. The young Indian prince and court figures are noted with dress and customs, a flying horse gift, and a death of General Diemar’s lady at Sutton Court, Chiswick.
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Winchester
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Rhem
Tlow
Chelsea
Bath
Anela
Clement Cotterel
Georgia
Old Palace
Kensington
Tomo Chachi
Micho
Yarmacraw
Toiio Chacni
Topanakowi
Mr. Oglethorpe
Jomo Chachi
Senauki
Sutton Court
Pasith
Chiswick
Diemar