Siege News From Italy and European Power Talks
Paris reports detail a siege near Pizzighitone with French forces and Count Broglio commanding on the Italian front. Villars recovers from a minor ailment as ambassadors and troops move in, while Genoa and Geneva gossip discuss the pope and Austrian actions toward a general peace.
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Pizzighitone
Phat
Sardinia
Broglio
Villars
Turin
M. .de Vaugrenan
Duke de Veragnas
Catholick
Roth
Alicant
Piedmont
Italy
Altho
Cremonese
Genoa
Geneva
Paris
Vienna
Europe
Stanislaus
Saxony
Elizabeth
Austrian Low Countries
France
England
Holland
Count de Croigny
Manshal'de Villars
Picighione
Fort Gherra
Alene Dent
Mantua
Parliaments and marriages rumoured in Kin Kingdom news
Dahlin reports travellers from the Kin Kingdom mainland relay chatter about cheap Linnen manufacture and market trends. A late Saturday London word claims the Right Hon Lord house Tullamore wed the Right Hon Earl of Ting. William Dawfor returns as MP for Portarlington amid details of local commerce and politics.
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Ireland
Dahlin
Tullamore
Houne
William Dawfor
Parliamede
Portarlington
Cieoina
Unclear OCR fragment hints at medical notes and family counts
Fragmentary text references smallpox patients and a family with several children, mentioning counts and names in a distorted style. Readable details are minimal, with disjoint phrases about children and medical conditions.
Norfolk County candidates visit Yarmouth on tour
On November 28 in Yarmouth Hon. Robert Coke and William Morden, two Norfolk County candidates, arrived with several supporters for a political visit. The party toured local sites and spoke with residents, signaling active campaigning ahead of elections.
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Yarmouth
Robert Coke
William Morden
County of
Norfolk
Disorderly Norfolk Excise Procession Provokes Public Outcry
Reports from Norwich Yarmouth and Diss describe a large crowd opposing the excise procession for Sir Edmund Bacon and William Wodehouse. People jeered shouted Bacon and Wodehouse, threw stones and dirt, and broke coach glass as officers faced resistance. A later scene at Diss shows a brewer’s cart proceeding with beer barrels guarded by horsemen and a Liberty and Property banner, met with swift official action.
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Edmund Bacon
Mr. Woodhouse
Fuller
Revenue
Norwich
Yarmouth
Coke
Cape
Morden
Lefpader
Sir Edmund Bacon
William Wodehouse
Thetford
Bart
Wm. Wadehouse
Knights of the Shire
Norfok
White Hart
Conk
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