Cardinal Alberoni Quarrel Over Ravenna Quarters
A detailed sketch of Cardinal Alberoni’s attempt to exempt quarters in Romagna for the Ravenna province. The new general rejected the gift and lettered back, insisting troops must quarter in the Raverriere. The Cardinal responded citing prior agreement, but the general refused to honor it, leaving quarters to be decided. In Vienna, the Dutchy of Wirtemberg investiture prompts praise from the Duke's minister.
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Alberoni
Ravenna
Romagna
Raveriiere
Vienna
Wirtemberg
Hogfe
London Notes and Marriage Bells Amid Court and Stock Talks
London reports a Guards officer Ensign Thomas Newton wed Miss Binnild at New Windsor while news fixes on Mr. Thomas King as candidate for Clerk of the Vintners Company after the death of Mr. Jarvis Willcocks. A pamphlet on building costs for Mansion House and Stocks-Market is critiqued for overcharges, with a detailed financial calculation promised. Parliament debates a coach tax, and new appointments echo across the clergy and customs offices as promotions and grants are announced in royal and city circles.
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Thomas Newton
Regiment of Guards
Newton
New Windsor
Binnild
Bithopsgate-fireet
Thomas King
Kip
Vintners Company
Mir
Jarvis Willcocks
Deceas
Stocks-Market
Leadenhall
Corstinue
Pleasire
Tiiréad Needlé-Streér
South-Sea Company
Nise
Bristow
Marmaduke Wyville
Ufland
Tde Manley
Dr. Maddox
Cleer Jay
Sti. Vedaft
Foster-lane
Mia Fe
St. James's
Birhsprick
Kiaph
Dr. Taliner
Customs
Plymouth
George Marthall
Williand
Seal Accordis Ly
Thomas Woodford
M.A
United of St. George and
St. Botolph
Billingsgate
Raney
Sis
Edward
Bancales
Broderic
J API
Paty
Hatton Sie
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Manision
Bedford
Ufen
Ad-Sppems Maem
Léadentallen
ORD Gisuin
Elber
Catan
Peter Burrell
Eig
John Britow
Francis Wilks
Parkins
Thomas
Bocking-Bay Hall
Christ’s S Hospital
Willy
Stenereteenitoeeentimenerenii
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