Siege news from Philipsburg and Italian fronts rise
June reports from Hague Paris and Amsterdam describe heavy fighting at Philipsbourg with French forces under d Asfeldt advancing rapidly while Wirgenau resists. Villars and son travel toward Cremona and Turin. Berwick dies. Dantzick relief efforts falter. Saxons retreat heavy artillery. King Stanislaus and Montal plan cautious moves as Poland and Russia clash.
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Philipsbourg
Wirgenau
Italy
Marshal de Villars
Bozolo
Cremona
Lodi
Turin
Villars
Heroe
Dantzick
Wechfelmunde
Count de Pleto
Monsieur de la Motte
Poniatowski
Ponnania
Versailles
Stanislaus
Marquess de Monti
Saxony
Augustus
Walpole
England
Paris
Marshal de Berwick
Rhine
Eugene
Bitonto
Parma
M. de Ligneville
Colorno
Amperdam
Heidelberg
Manheim
Mentz
Duke of
Berwick
Prince of Conti
Marquess de Villars
Lenza
Crostelo
Modeneze
Strasbourg
Court News from London and Kensington Royal Court
Royal affairs report arrivals and receptions at Kensington and The Hague. Princess of Orange and consort expected in Britain. Major events include promotions for Montagu and others, appointments to Newfoundland and Barcelona, Cambridge and Oxford degree ceremonies, and Merchant Taylors School proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Finch
Ely
the Hague
Princess of Orange
Great Britain
Prince Eugene
Robert Hunter
Hunter
Jamaica
Kensington
James Lumley
Earl of Scarborough
Pott
Avener
Duke of Montagu
Capt
Maddin
Royal Regiment of Horse
Earl of Pembroke
Robert Walpole
Chelsea
Major Gledhill
Gledhill
Foot
Placentia
Newfoundland
John Winder
Barcelona
William Winder
University of Cambridge
Gee
Earl Cowper
Moulton and Barnwell
Cambridge
St. Barnabas
Holmes
Oxfoed
St. John’s College
Merchant-Taylors School
Merchant-Taylors Company
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Daft Arriv
France
Hague
Duke of Duras
Marquess d'Asfeldt
Duke de Noailles
Upper Rhine
Marquess de Coigny
Count de Broglio
Order of the Holy Ghost
Count de Belle-Isle
Marquess of Perpignan
Cardinal de Fleuri
Marquess de Fleuri
Marquess de Valence
London