Vast troop movements and sieges amid Eastern campaigns
The mail from Frante reports Count Lafci near Asaph with 26 regiments and 40,000 men in siege operations, beveling vines to hinder grapes, while Tru betskoy detaches more regiments to join Munich in the South Crim. Venice debates Emperor passage through Frioul, with Barban politics and minting silver coins for Dalmatia. The London and St. James notices cover court trials, marriages, deaths, and public disturbances, including a large gunpowder incident in Westminster Hall and multiple legal cases awaiting judgment.
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Pio
Senate
Frioul
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Levant
Paris
Chantilly
Court of Common-Council
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Chancery Court
King’s Bench
Chancery
A&s
Parliament
Courts of Justice
Royal Exchange
St. Margaret’s Hill
Westminster Bridge
London Bridge
Guildhall
Westminster
Jamie
Court of King’s Bench
Baylis
Reynolds
Ledbury Turnikes
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