Frontiers and sieges amid European war notes
London Evening-Post reports from Petersbourg Ankberg and Venice with details of Russian, Austrian, French, and Spanish troop movements. Mentions Koult Kan returning toward Hisparian, French minister Dallion’s audience with the Empress, Esra siege preparations, and Dutchy troop allocations. Mentions pacification talks in London and Geneva with claims of strategic territorial dismemberment and potential six million flaring revenue adjustments.
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Koul
Kan
Sophi
RumMia
Thomas Koult Kan
Baku
Petersbourg
M. Dallion
Rusia
Great Britain
France
Ankberg
Naab
Upper Palatinate
Sutebach
Neubourg
Lobkowitz
Bareith
Esra
M. de Herouville
Venice
Lombardy
Imola
Bologna
Count Traun
Count Gage
Batty
Hambourg
Denmark
London
Dufeldorp
Earl of Stair
Eleitor Palatine
Hungary
Brussels
Flanders
Hainault
Luxembourg
Mentz
Congress
Vienna
Count Cobenzzl
Walters
Dresden
Versailles
Count de Saxe
Bavaria
Utrecht
Baron Hafslang
Bohemia
Egra
Pilsen
Pratchin
Kingdom of Bohemia
Electorate of Bavaria
Lester
Geneva
Marquess de la Mina
Laney
Marriages and Obituaries in Dublin Society
Dublin reports a marriage of Sir Lawrence Partons to Miss Harman with a fortune of 22,300 Sterling. Notices record the death of Charles Taylor at 83, Master of the Song and Vicars Choral at Christ Church and St Patrick's, with a son in England. Also declarat es Lady Margaret Morres dies, leaving four daughters and marriages to Carney Long Uniacke. Edward Ledwich becomes Vicar General of Kildare.
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Ireland
Dublin
Lawrence Partons
King’s County
John Morres
Bart
Edmond
Lieutenant Carney
Capt
Long
Lord Cahir
Uniacke
Edward Ledwich
Door of Laws
Dovele
Kildare
Graves
Four Malefactors Sentenced at Northampton Assizes
Last Thursday at Northampton before Lord Chief Baron Parker and Mr Justice Burnett four malefactors were sentenced to death. William Attiebo rough and William Porter were condemned for the murder of Benjamin Meadow at Kettering. William Dickens and Thomas Elderton were condemned for sweep stealing, with Elderton reprieved until next assizes.
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London
Northampton
Parker
Justice Burnett
William Attieborough
William Porter
Benjamin Meadow
Kettering
William Dickens
Thomas Elderton
Brotherhood of the Trinity House
Water-Lane
Vernon
Dolphin
Tower Street
Egerton
Hereford
Hart
Reading
Deceas
Newington- Green
Commissioners of Excise
Joseph
de Byersberg
Foot
N.S
Maniua
Fevegiern
Campo-Santo
Stanhopg
Hasnmagyon
Porutmouth
Dahgse
James Eve
Fenham
Kene
Canterbury
Eve
Midkey_near
Rompey
Bamuy 3 -Queabe
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