London Evening-Post Report on Montemar Campaign Notes
A lengthy extracted letter from Count Konighegg to Prince Eugene discusses the French and Piedmontese dispositions, planning an offensive, and the likelihood of Germany facing danger. It cites miscommunications among generals and contemplates retreat, alongside other London news on fires, court appointments, marriages, deaths, and social events, with various noble visits and public notices.
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Monceémar
Feld
Mattina
Germany
de’ Montemar
Tyrol
London
Hugh Fowler
Rochester-Wes
Pembroke
John Philipps
Kilgetty
Debr
Cossimon+Pleas
Westminster
Cecilourt
St. Martin’s-lane
Earl of Stair
North Britain
Luke Schaub
France
Moulsey-Hurst
Surrey
Wood
Woodcot
Bath
Kénfaigron
Theix Graves
Richmond
Hom
Lord Baltimore
Lady Harvey
Princess of
Orange
Hanover
the Conde
Montijo
Spain
Great Britain
Charles
Hay
Tego
Ireland
John Barter
Viscount’ Lanesborough
Paul ‘Barry Eig
William ‘Cowper
Mefenger
Prince of Wales
John Hedges
Foway
Cornwall
Ms. Brown
Old Fith-street
Ladbgodke
Iohes Distiller
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London Evening-Post
Count Konighegg
Prince Eugene
Brown
Royal Society
Philosophical Transactions
Corunna
Legg
Eagle
Groyne
Townsend Packer
Falmouth
Maximilian Gott
Godmershani
Kent
Moyle Briton
Kennington
Theald County
Taylor
James' Street
Pepys
Lombard Street
Austen
Pentack’s
Abchurch-lane
Henry Temple
Lord Palmerston
St. James’square
Miss Lee
Col. Lee
Lord Litchfield
Dutchess Dowager of Bedford
Earl of Jersey
Grosvenor Street
Thomas Bowen
St. James’s Park
Earl of Essex
Turin
George Watts
Clare Hall
Cambridge
Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Crank
Exchequer Chamber
Westminster Hall
Oxford
Lord Hardwick
Justice Page
Jatt
Fortescue Aland
Justice Probyn
Quite Eyre
Justice Denton
Baron Thomson
Justice Leé
Norfolk Circuse
Midland
Ch. Baron Reynolds
Baron Comyns
Baron’ Carter
Justice Reeves
Cobham
Etretton
Bite
Sa2ke
Arway
Favineffo
Atr. Selby
Prindever