Beveren Head Quarters at Gretzingen Castle Report
Letters from Dourlach dated the 22d note Beveren fixed his Head Quarters at Gretzingen Castle about a league from the city. Marquess of Bade with Prince Augustus lodged there in the same apartments as the Duke of Wirtemberg previously. An accident in the chamber left bruises among a Baron, a Page, and a valet. Dragoons under Philippi guard Rheinhadsen. lines at Etlingen, Stothoften, and Buhl advanced.
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Dourlach
Beveren
Gretzingen
Marquess of
Politick letters and court news from Kent and London
An early 18th century London daily records visits of Lord Vane and Sir Edward Dering to Goudhurst and Tunbridge Wells with large local gatherings of freeholders and clergy. The piece also covers political maneuvering on a repeal bill, appointments, marriages, estates, and royal progress, including a birth and baptism at St James's Square and anticipated movements of the Prince of Wales.
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Kent
Lord Vane
Sir Edward Dering
Goudhurst
Horsemenden
Brenchley
Pembury
Tunbridge Wells
Tunbridge Town
Howe
Famous County
Great Britain
Robert Clifton
Honourable Order of the Bath
Retford
Nottinghamshire
Miss le Bas
Bedford-Row
Ayloffe, Bart
Rialton
Justice Rialton
Westminster
Isaac le Heup
Grampound
Cornwall
Somerset House
Prince of Orange
Holland
Duke of Chandos
Lord Malton
Ireland
Duke of Dorset
Paddington Church
Solomon Swale
Swale Hall
County of York
Sebastian Swale
Ely
Yorkshire
William
Solomon
Reginald Marriot
Parsons Green
St. James’s
Clement Cottrell
Serene
the Prince of
Billingbear
Nevil Grey
Berkshire
Spinham Lands
Earl of Hertford
Marlborough
Bath
Baron Starck
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
Amelia
Dutchess of Leeds
Earl of Portmore
Knights of the Thistle
St. James’s Square
Caroline Anne
Princess Royal
Perton
Duke of Marlborough
Edward Chandler
Durham
Prince of Wales
Diemar
Heffe-Gaffel
St. Michael’s
Henry Kelfal
Election notices and appointments in Pembroke and London
The report lists re-elections for Borough seats including Treasury and Auditor of Land Revenues in Wales, with Hon John Spencer returning to Rookly and candidates for Woodstock St Albans and Stockbridge. It notes appointments across church livings in Pembroke and St Davids, including rectors and vicars, a Canterbury prebend, a Windsor marriage, a Bartlet Buildings death, and local governance selections for a lead smelting corporation.
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Henry Lowman
James Eckersall
Elqis
His Majesty’s Kitchen
Percival
Frederick Peer-Williams
Roberton
Robertston
Philip Lewis
Jesus College
Oxford
St. David’s
Llan-Byster
Radnor
Jacob Wood
James Griffiths
Lewis Vaughan
Jordanston
Pembroke
William Jones
Church of Canterbury
Lynch
Theald Church
Deane
John Barnard
Maidenhead
Esy
King’s College, Cambridge
Windsor
Miss Gale
James Gale
Reading
Bartlet’s
Morgan
Tredegar
Clayhill
Enfield
John Jenkins
Orange Regiment
Gerrard Conyers
Thomas Weston
Bethlem Hospital
William Byrd
Farringdon
Irby
Grosvenor-street
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London
Courant
Dublin
Country Party
Durante Bene Placito
Middlesex
England
John Freame
Cornelius Mason
Ted
Thomas Boddington Sollom Emlyn
William Foster
Thomas Gordon
Eco Hanes
Jacob Hagen
Tants
William Hodgson
John Knight
Michael Ruel
Edmund Stevens
Simeon Warner
John Werry