European War Dispatches and Allied Moves Across Italy
News wires report frequent dispatches from Madrid and Vienna detailing plans for Italian campaigns. British minister Keen meets Patinho and Vander Meer. 16,000 to 20,000 troops to Italy in spring. Tortona and Mantua targets amid severe weather. Spain mulls Naples passage and Don Carlos toward Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
M. Keen
M. Joséph Patinho
M. Vander Meer
States-General
Barcelona
Marquess de Campo Florida
Valencia
France
Cadiz
Havanna
Vienna
Fan
Mercy
Laly
Eugene of
Savoy
Rhine
Milan
Tortona
Mantua
Sardinia
Hague
Council of State
Helland
Prussia
William
M. March
Prince of Orange
Great Britain
Pais
Leghorn
Marshal de Villars
Parma
Charm
Sienna
Piombino
Talamone
Orbitelli
Arte Hercule
Spain
Fortona
Infante
Don Carlos
Florence
Naples
Castro
Ronciglione
Ecouan
London News Briefs on Elections and Church Appointments
Reports from Leicester, Bath, and London describe Ambrose Phillips as a likely Knight of the Shire for Leicester, Mountague advancing to Chichester, and Bishop confirmations at Bow Church with objections deemed invalid. Also noted are upcoming Gloucester bishopric, Paris dispatches to Earl Waldegrave, plans for Lady Harrington woods, Candlemas entertainment at Temple Hall, and forthcoming re-elections and provincial representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby de Broke
Middle Temple
Leicester
Ambrose Phillips
Ely
Clobery Noel
Bart
Collier
Land
Bath and Wells
London
Mountague
Chichester
Court of Arches
Bow Church
Cheapside
Jones
Thomas Rives
Brent
Rives
Conybeare
Christ-Church
Gloucester
Sydal
Deceas
Paris
Earl Waldegrave
Great Britain
Earl of Godolphin
Countess of Litchfield
Richmond New Park
Lord Harrington
Petersham
Hay-market
Temple
John Lord Viscount Glenorchy
Lefkard
Cornwall
Thomas Clutterbuck
Admiralty
Col
Cope
Cornife
Herefordshire
Porough
Weobley
Welters Cornewall
Capt
Cornewall
Bath
the Prince of Orange
Bristol
Duke of Chandos
Ireland
Duke of Dorset
Lord Malton
Soho Square
United Provinces
Ensore
Oxford youths ring changes at Christ Church first attempt
Ten Oxford College youths performed a full change ringing sequence at Christ Church in three hours and twenty eight minutes. The audience viewed it with great satisfaction as their first attempt and the first time the feat was completed in the city.
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