Mails from France and Holland and Papal Disputes Reported
From Rome and Florence to Konigsberg and Hanover, dispatches detail the Pope’s refusal of a horse tribute from Naples and Sicily, a Vienna protest, and delays. Reports from Ravenna recount Cardinal Alberoni ordering Marquess Rasponi’s arrest, later killed. Rasponi fled to Venice. News from Konigsberg notes Polish loyalty to Stanislaus and treaty rumors with France and Sweden. Vienna mentions Count Konigsegg’s missions and potential Munich negotiations. Ruffian troops gather at Pilsen. Bavaria allows Russian passage. Hanover records promotions in the Foot Guards. Paris notes siege activity at Mirandola and Roveredo, while India Company ships reach l Orient and Bourbon.
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Pyince de
Vienna
Alberoni
Rasponi
Distrio
Ravenna
Barello
Venice
Konigsberg
Stanislaus
Katte
Count Czarowski
France
Republick
de Marville
Stockholm
Count de Casteja
Sweden
Martha
Count Konigsegg
Germany
Munich
Apis
Pilsen
Bohemia
Ratifoon
Bavaria
Upper Palatinate
Hanover
John Guise
Ruffel
Deceas
Francis Fuller
Charles Frampton
Robert Brackley
Henry d
Auverquerque
Paris
Marmirolo
Mirandola
Roveredo
Tyroleze
The
India Company
l’Orient
Isle of
Bourbon
Murder of Mrs Wood in Allen Island Ireland
Reports from Dublin dated July 8 describe Mrs Wood wife of former Bull-Head keeper in Fithamble-street murdered on Allen Island. Throat cut skull fractured and multiple stab wounds. Husband returned from church. victim named the killer and claimed thirteen pounds plus plate rings. Hue and cry likely captured suspect. Linen from Chester Fair mostly returned. some bundles sent to London after cheaper sale locally.
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Ireland
Dublin
Walt
Chester Fair
London
Altho
Gold and silver specie arrives under guard at Bank of England
In London a vast quantity of gold and silver from the Bank of Venice, drawn by the Dutchess Dowager of Marlborough and the Duke of Marlborough, was brought under strong guard to the Bank of England from Portsmouth aboard the Romney. Earl of Cloncarty sails for Ireland then Hamburg as Don Alvaro and Portuguese affairs envoy depart Harwich for Holland. Promotions from Hanover fill South Carolina and Jamaica commands, marriages, and a royal cricket match noted.
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London
Bank of
Hambourg
Alena
Cumberland
Kensington
George Chamberlain
Lord Brook
Bread-street
Michael Watts
Blackwell-Hall
Tower
John Blrke
Eig
Office of Ordnance
Waltham-stow
Jacob Jacobsen
Gilbert Heathcotn
Hanover
Ambrosé Reeves
Regiment of Dragoons
Honywood
Thomas Carr
George Cooke
Foot
Jamaica
John Stevenson
Mr. Cottingham
Wallingford
Berks
King’s Bench
Common-Pleas
Exchequer
Oxon, Bucks
Wilts
George Berkeley
Earl of Berkeley
Heydon
Yorkshire
Suffolk
Thomas Duncomb
Rippon
Miss Welton
John Napier
Luton Hoo
Bedfordshire
Grosvenor-square
Moulfey-harst
Surrey
Royal
Prince of Wales
Earl of Middlesex
Duke of Dorset
Rooo
London Gluby
Middlesex
Pring
Earl