Parma Battle Draws Imperial Retreat and Losses
An English intelligence letter details the June 7 battle near Parma where Mont de Coigny attacked advancing Imperial forces. German and French losses ran into thousands. the Imperial army retreated amid confusion, artillery abandoned, and French pursuers captured some officers. The King of Sardinia returned to Turin amid court shifts and other royal appointments and notices of deaths, marriages, and arrivals filled the week’s domestic items.
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Battalia
Parma
Mont. Coigny
Sardinia
Mont: de Coigny
Lenza
Count Mercy
Wirtemberg
Wachtendonck
Count Palis
Turin
Marshals de Coigny
Broglio
Stoke
Baron Calf
Sweden
Chefelden
Kenington
Charles Duke of Richmond
Richard Earl of Scarborough
Holland
Earl of Crawford
North Britain
Regiment of Foot
Lord Cadogan
John Bruthfield
Stephen Cornwallis
Studholm
Wiliam Lane
James Draper
Independent
Company of Foot
Amaica
Draper
Edward Booth
Jasper Clayton
Alexander Gignowx
Ensign Booth
Archbishop of Canterbury
William Folkes
Elys
Edward Rushworth
Arches Court of Canterbury
Thomas Clendon
Sturry
Canterbury
Crane
Grenadier Guards
Hyde Park
Hollyback
Edinburgh
Harry Mauile
Panmure
Preston
Mary
Earl of Wigton
Dalhousie
Anne
Viscount-Garnock
Archbishop of York
Bishop’s Thorp
Yorkshire
John Bristowe
Kingfiredt
Westminter
William Archer
Berks
Soho Square
Burrington Goldsworthy
Charles Wager
Stamp Office
Morden’s
Black Heath
Vanbrugh
Falmouth
Cornwall
Samuel Skinner
Gibraltar
Zollicoffre
Morocco
Tetuan
Mequinez
Spain
Paris
Cadiz
Salisour
Duke of Bolton
Mr. Young
Ratcatcher
Chichester
Sussex
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Extkine
Areskine
Grange
London Evening Post Lists Parliament Members and Market Prices
A London Evening Post issue dated June 1734 prints a list of knights commissioners of shires citizens and burgesses summoned to meet at Westminster on June 13 1734 with other details never before published. Market quotes show South Sea stocks and annuities opening with prices and premiums across Bank India Africa and related instruments.
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London’ Evening-Post
Westminster
S. N
Baily
Ludgate
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Bank Circus
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Welch
Publick sought manuscripts for STATE TRIALS volumes
Advertisement requests readers to send unpublished manuscript trials and omitted speeches to Mr. Worton in Fleet Street within a month. Rewards offered for named trials including Williams, Baxter, Samway Johnson, Anderton, Rosey, Lord Baysbury, Smith, Bedford, Darrel Rex Gordon, Matthews, and others. Note mentions many manuscripts already received and specifies desired large trials with full arguments, not brief narratives.
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Finisa
Holt
Lord Bansury
Apt ‘Smith
Q. Annes
Bedford
G. Darrel
Rex and Gordon
Matthews
Prin_ter
N. B
Seffons
Deserters Sought From North Britain Regiment
A fragment recalling deserters from the Earls of Eglington regiment and Captain Vickers unit lists two youths and a man, with detailed descriptions. It offers a reward of three guineas for the capture and safe delivery to authorities in Westminster or Dumfries, referencing prior escapes and a request for aid to apprehend Thomias Griffichs Daye or Leonard Jones.
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Dumfries
Thomas Griffith
Pembroke
William Daye
Capt. Vickers
Bargrate
Foot-Guards
Che
Leonard Jones Thomias Griffichs
Ward
Alexander Wilson
Fgid
Qhean-street
Westminster
North Britain
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Essex
Walden Coeach
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Epping
Chelmsford
Bunhitt Fields
Little Moorfields
Williams
Dangerfield
House of Commons
Baxter
Samugy Johnson
Anderton
G. Crosey
K. William