Polish and Italian Fronts Tense Amid Triple Powers Clash
Reports from May to June describe French and Sardinian forces advancing near Ostiglia Mantua and Quistello while Imperialist troops retreat toward Mantua. Major maneuvers include foraging on the Secchia and Po rivers, alarm at Ostiglia, and multiple cavalry detachments. Strong entities include King of Sardinia, Marshal Noailles, Count Konigseg, and Imperial forces marching from Ostiglia toward Mantua.
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Margin
Riga
France
Poland
Augustus
Warsaw
Fune
Lowicz
Guastalla
Gonzaga
Reggiolo
St. Benedetto
Secchia
Sacchette
Tirol
Mantua
Mirandola
Des Noailles
Marquess de Maillebais
Rotta
de Moailles
Bondanello
Sardinia
Seraglia
Konigsegg
Marshal de Noailles
Quistello
de Montemar
Quingentoly
Reveto
Oitiplia
Revere
Ostiglia
Marquess de Maulevrier
Oglio
Weinholfeim
Hoirthold
Oppenheim
Dalheim
Count de Belle- Isle
Udenheim
Méntz
Quodt
Marquess de Matubourg
Count de Polestron
Mentz
Dexhéim
Prince Eugenie
Netkar
Menez
Xeipfore
Kilgore Judge verdict overcomes corrupt influence tale
John Philipps of Kilgore returns after a Westminster court verdict against Hugh Fowler for corrupting and deterring Mr. Hoare from caring for Eras mus philipps. Town celebrations with bells, entertainments, and procession mark the occasion as Mayor and corporation greet the representative. Tea seizures by customs officers and dragoons are noted, along with the Duke and Duchess of Richmond leaving for Dover en route to Calais.
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Haverford-Wes
John Philipps
Kilgore
Pembroke
Westminster
Hugh Fowler
Roberton-West
Thomas Hoare
Erasmus
Philipps
London
Hoaré
Ni Rétirdome
Mayox
Corporation
Poisipps
Swanzey
Carmarthen
Laugharn
Canterbury
Fune
Richmond
Jay
Dover
Calais
London News Roundup of Appointments and Obituaries
Col James Sinclair set for Minorca raid as brigadier and colonel. Royal celebrations mark accession anniversary with royal visits and artillery salutes at Kensington and the Tower. Deaths include William Turnor of Norfolk, Ralph Wilson of Whitby, and antiquarian Mr Thomas Hearne. Illnesses and marriages noted, including Rev Francis Stainer and a marriage in Northamptonshire.
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James Sinclair
Regiment of Foot
Minorca
Barryll
Kensington
Tower
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Firamongers
Croftwick
Norfolk
Lord Walpole
William Turnor
Charles Turnor
Whitby
Yorkshire
Ralph Wilson
John Hawkins
George Simpson
Bristol “Mail
Longford
Middlesex
Wilson
Tho, Hearne
Edmund Hall
Oxford
Henry Temple
Viscount’Palmerston
St. James’s
Les
Col
Lee
Riphr
Earl of Litchfield
Francis Stainer
Giles
Northampton