Wrexham Election and Denbighshire Instructions for Sir Watkin Wynn
The London Evening-Post reports the Denbighshire election at Wrexham where Sir Watkin Williams Wynn was chosen without opposition. The county’s gentlemen clergy and freeholders send a unanimous set of instructions urging Wynn to limit place men, scrutinize grants, defend religion and laws, oppose schemes against liberty, and keep the county informed during future elections. Also noted are Gloucester and Alnwick events with tea and brandy seizures and Peter Bathurst declaring he will not stand again.
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Wrexham
Denbigh
Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart
House of Commons
Newcastle
Alnwick
Robinson
Customs
Strum
Peter Bathurst
Esg
Consil
Leghorn
Finmorby
France
Genoa
Barcelona
Spain
St. Peter
Arena
Madrid
Spezzia
Marquess de Mirepoix
Vienna
Versailles
Toul
Lorrain
Luce
Prussian Forces Reach New HQ as Provinces Ordered to Repa ir
Reports from Paris and Genoa describe troop movements and orders across Silesia and Schweidnitz with the King of Prussia directing immediate repairs and prisoner foraging arrangements. An Elders of Great Glogau were taken to head quarters, while a detachment of Hussars detained the local elder for neglect. Floods in Berry and Languedoc disrupt roads and bridges as embassies prepare for imperial matters.
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Glogaw
Gauer Schweidnitz
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Wohlaw
Prussia
Schweidnitz
Principality of
Great Glogaw
Fewel
Paris
Argenton
Berry
Creuse
Languedoc
Count de Belle
Westphalia
Marquess de Tilly
Ilanheim
M. Blondel
Meinz
Manheim
Rumour of Peace Talks and Local Elections in England
London notes deny peace negotiations with Spain as Admiral Vernon pursues gains in America. Reports from Hereford claim Sir John Morgan declines re-election, Thomas Winford enters the race. Surrey Quarster-Sessions shows Nobility courting candidates including Lord Baltimore and Sir Henry Scawen. Arthur Onslow absent. Christchurch Hampshire reports a mayor’s brother marrying into Hooke fortune of 10,000 pounds. Selbourne wedding and a possible match between Sir Justice Parker and Mrs Cranmer are hinted with family ties to the Cranmer solicitor circle.
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Europe
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America
Madrid
Hereford
John Morgan
Bart
Thomas Winford
Glashampon
Ely
Surrey
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Lord Baltimore
Henry Vincent
Scawen
Sofia
Arthur Onslow
Esg
Christchurch
Hamphire
William Dale
Sopley
Moss
St. Andrew’s Church
Selbourn
Griefdale
Pater-noster-Row
Miss Cox
Joshua Cox
Bartler’s
Justice Parker
Court of Common Pleas
Cranmer
Solicitor General
Mar, Strong
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