Ralusoon Dispatches on European Affairs and Montrose Arrests
Ralifoon reports that French intrigues work blind to the Germanic question while Prussia and Sweden gain influence in the north. Princes seek pretexts to oppose Imperial ministers as Versailles looms. Montrose yields a cache of papers hidden in an oatmeal bag. 36 townspeople are in custody. Jaft arrives at Hull with 35 Spaniards and an officer. Irish rebels in the citadel are noted.
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Rufsia
Europe
Prussia
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Rhine
Versailles
France
House of Austria
Hungary
Montrose
Hull
Scotland
Army movements and rebel forces in Scotland report
Edinburgh note reports the Court of Session adjourned to June 1 and Royal Army movements under the Duke of Cumberland from Aberdeen. Rebels are described as up to 6,000 at Inverness with 2,000 in detachments, cannon reaching Leith from Montrose, and Hessian troops marching west. Weather delays and river crossings at Spey and potential Fort Augustus actions are noted.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Prince of Helle
Holy-Rood-House
Earl of Hopton
Aberdeen
Duke of Kingston
Inverness
Earl of London
Ross-shire
Montrose
Leith
Perth
Leiter
Earl of Finla Ter
Collen
Spey
Fort Augustus
Downing-street
Westminster
James Wright
S Treasury
Henry Pelham
Treasury
Exchequer
the Duke of Cumberland
Baynton Rolt
Charles Hamilton
Prince of Wales
Lords of the Admiralty
Dorrel
Nottingham
Jamaica
London Infirmary
Haberdathers Hall
Duke of Richmond
James Lowther
Barts
John Rayemond
Fotherly Baker
Peter Ducane
Joseph Fawthorp
Christ’s Hospital
Prockett
Deceas
William Ivart
Daniel Highmore
Callicoes
Spring
Elizabeth Southwell
Edward Southwell
Ely
Ireland
Bristol
Thursday
Broad Street
Samuel Pratt
Richard Precas
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Adams
Willis
Little Billing
Northamptonshire
Thomas Drury
Overton
Ives
Chester
George Spicer
Henley Eastbridge
Salop
Genoa
Whitehaven
Robinson
Customs
Geneva
India
Isle of Man
Brown
Fitz-James
Commodore Knowles
Royal Irish Foot
Savoy
William Moses Pifa
Newgate
Alderman Bernard
Alderman Winterbottom
Anne
Walker
Gracechurch Street
Chelsea
Riftol
Townshend
Antigua
Dorfershire
Pembroke
Princeffa
Kingston
Ipswich
Hampshire
Cape Breton
Lenox
Worcester
St. Kitts
Admiral Davers
Two Men in Women’s Clothes Brought Before Duke
York reports two men were carried before the Duke on charges indicated by accusations and questioned attire. The brief notes reference clothing as evidence in an indicting case.
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Country News
York
England's Triumphs and Rebellion News in Grub Street Suite
A London notice details a forthcoming folio with copper plates on England's glories in Dettingen Fontenoy and naval victories off Dungeness and Martinique, plus reports on suppressing rebellion in Scotland, transport ships to aid rebels, and various court and society notices from March.
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England
Great-Britain
Vittory
Dettingen
Dungeness
France
Spain
Toulon
Fontenoy
Tourmny
Martinico
English Men of War. Asbhly
Jamaica
Gihly
Scotland
A. Moor
Grub-Street
Hay-Market
Deptford
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