Readiness for Alsace and Poland fears in grand council notes
The last Grand Council at Compiegne ordered twenty French Guards and most of a Swiss regiment to hold in readiness for Alsace. If Imperialists advance into Poland, about 130000 men would be on the Rhine and the Moselle. Accessories show the Marquess de Nangis gone for Alsace and likely to be made Marshal. Ipswich dispatches report rep of Orford’s MPs. health limits further service. London news covers envoys, court entertainments, appointments, elections, clergy inductions, marriages, deaths, and Bartholomew Fair preparations with theatrical booths and a new machine by Epward Pincuseck.
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Alsace
Poland
Rhine
Moselle
de Nangis
Country News
Ipsich
Orford
William Aston
Bath
London
M. Buneau
Eletor
Saxony
Eletter
Lord Dursley
Earl of Berkeley
Richmond
Surrey
Viscount Percival
Kingdom of Ireland
Harwich
Essex
Earl of
Viscount Lymington
Lievenant
Cathos Rerulorum
Southampton
New Forest
Hampshire
Duke of Bolton
Commissioners
the Treasury
Richard Corber
Lincoln’s Inn
County of
Hertford
Car Brackenbury
Efy
Lincoln
Benjamin Darby
Dorset
George Baker
Kenthomas Sterling
Port of Suffolk
Abstenance Poughter
Leicester
May
High Court of Admiralty
Crispigney
Matthal
Pye
Charles Street
St.James’s Square
Hackney
William Shaw
Deceas
Guy’s Hospital
Baker
Sharp
Cantegory
John Frances
Mattes
King’s School
Canterbury
Harbledown
Brabourn
Nackington
Charles Norris
L. L.B
Goodnetton
D’evereuxl
Richard Chapman
Cobham
Coutnty
Kent
Rochester
Friendsbury
George Saunders
Richard Evans
Queenborough
Wales
Robert Williams
Wrexham
Lumley Williams
Yerfmerlayn
Montgomeryshire
Guilford
Child
Col
Onilow
Lord Onilow
Capt. Reynolds
Bishop of
Jones
Thomas Jones
Cottonia
St. Leonard’s Church
Shoreditch
Morgan
Bethnal-Green
Kensington
Marta Swift
Pembrooke
Smithfield
Oxie
Griffin
Epward Pincuseck
Fleet-street
Fawkes
Bartholomew Fair