Peace prospects and European intrigues in 1736
Reports from Francfort and Vienna detail overtures for peace between France and the Holy Roman Empire as M de Farci and Count de Neu Wied coordinate with Paris and Vienna. News from London notes ambassadorial appointments for Princess Augusta engagement, debts, and a wave of public notices on taxes, appointments, and recent deaths.
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M. de Farci
Moselle
Count Wieu-Wied
Baron de Loterodt
Count de Neu-Wied
Paris
M. de la Baune
Vienna
The
Neckar
Carole
Hussars
Germersheim
Rhine
Philipsbourg
Count Pinos de Vazquez
Heidelberg
Belgrade
London
Lord Delawar
Duke of
Saxe- Gotha
Augusta
Prince of Wales
Holland
Gotha
Edward Yonge
Order of the Bath
Delawar
Ostend
Saxe-Gotha
Romney
Carmichael
Princess of
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Downe
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Sevenoaks
Kent
Roger Knawe
Eigg
Sol
Ann
Mortlake
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Anna
Talbot
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Jane Clarke
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Edward ‘Owen
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East India Company
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Crispe
Thomas Crispe
Ilchester
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Bristol
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Kingdom of Ireland
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Founder’s Company
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Alice Cholmley
John Cholmley
Great Brent
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Lisbon
Dé la Spencer
Job
Herring
Sondon
Robert Lawley, Bart
Cavendish Square
Thomas Tebb
Sony
Tebb
Little Britain
Lynn
Cambridge
Medway
Margate
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Sheppy
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Charles King
St. Paul’s
John Alcock
Ireland
Charles II
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William Temple
Essex
Ryan
Newgate
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