Persian fortress under siege and retreat in Europe wars
Reports describe Persian forces close to Gebfena blockaded, with heavy casualties and loot. Parisian and London dispatches note imperial forces repelling sorties, rebuilding garrisons, and a continuing confrontation as European troops maneuver around Oppenheim and Mannheim. Also included are reflections on stolen silver trades and noble health notices from Southampton to Rockingham, with obituaries and societal updates.
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Persia
Gebfena
Thomas
Kail
Crain
Fattars
George
Thamas
Prin
Casinga
Iran
Camnions
de. Gheniz
Montemar
Upper Rhine
Mariral
Coigny
Oderabes
Nimbe
Philipsbourg
Aligaag
Phey
Ovens
Naiftadra
Pie _ Prancfort
Teel Eugene
Neckar
Eideberg
Eugene
Ryden
Thig
Necker
Front Necker
Gemund
Elm
Berg Strasse
Binchfal
Aremberg
Offiers
Lagos Dawi
Manheim
Bernheim
Beaivatng
Huvtars
Impetial Armyis
Sean Froin
Feybourg
Oppenhiem
Deetz
Oppenheim
Ostoffen
Weltoffen
M. de Quadt
Prince of Conti
Everal
Spirebach
Imperial Hussars
King’s Own Royal Regiment of Horse
Rhine
London
Tersworth
Oxfordshire
Holland
England
Earl of Peterborough
Southampton
Portsmouth
Fubbs
Collier
France
Marquis of
Carnarvon
Monfon
Lord Monfon
Batd
Rockingham
Rockingham i
Northamptonshire
Monfan
Jatt
Lincoln’s Inn
Edward Harley
False Return of Mandamus Rejected by Jury in Chester
In Chester the Mayor's Court trial featured the Churchwardens of St Marys Parish and others over a false Mandamus return. The case concerned admitting Pritchard to the Sexton position after parishioners contested the election. After examination, the jury ruled for the plaintiff with damages and full costs. Legal counsel included Bootle Jones Wilbraham Williams Bootle Falconer for the plaintiff and Kentick Willis John Williams Junior for the defendants.
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County of Chester
Mr. Bootle
Jones
Wilbraham
Robert Williams
Edward Bootle
Falconer
Kentick
Willis
John Williams