European dispatches from the Queen’s Coronation era turmoil
Reports from Nov 28 to Dec 11 reveal Hungarian Crown demands for religious liberty and native Palatine rule, tied to Queen Maria Theresa’s coronation. News from Berlin, Petersbourg, and Paris discuss Prussia military moves toward Silesia, Dutch-Spanish privateer actions, Courland intrigues, and broader alliance talk to safeguard empires. Also notes regiments marching to reinforce garrisons, Dutch and Italian theaters, and a brutal assault in Cambridge.
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Grenadiers
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Sydon
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Bohemia
Turin
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Tortoneze
Craddock jailed for clandestine marriage in Gloucester
News from Gloucester and Wiltshire reports Craddock, a clerk, committed to the county jail for marrying people secretly and unable to pay the penalties. A whirlwind in Cala, Wilts, and political maneuvers in Cricklade are noted beside local poverty, charitable aid, and riots over corn sales.
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Ely
Francis Scovell
Tregonan
Cornwall
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Bohemia
Earl of Cholmondley
Ireland
Duke of Devonshire
Verney
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Dutchy of Lancaster
Dudley Rider
John Strange
Lloyd
King’s Council
Channel
Admiral Stewart
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