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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1734

Page

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European dispatches detail bursts of continental war activity

Reports from Rome Vienna and Paris describe French and Spanish troop movements near Tivoli Viterbo Bandanello and Basel with 12 000 men forming camps near Bandanello. Provisions and discipline noted as armies march toward Mantuan and Rhine theaters. Messages mention 6000 reinforcements joining Montemar and plans for sieges around Dantzik and Traerbach while royal courts press for subsidies and mobilization.

Fem i Barcelona Tivoli Viterbo Soriano Aire Co Eine Habernbeslain Don~Garros Monte Rorunde Count de Montemar de St. George Parmiz Bandanello Guasialla St. Benédetto Ateg Catgl Cox Safd Els Setara Bolifa Companies Behrentz Stargard G 'Z Schetz Strasbourg Palatinate of Culm Castelan Gresthi Fronese Schuben Barkowski Lubras Warsaw Augustus Gustus Dantzick Count de Munich Czasina Redaune Brussels Nethisiasiis Mc ‘Ath Charleroi Hamburgh Bavaria Cologn Palatine Prussia Hanover Paris Milan Count de Mercy Modena Mercy Mantuan Marshal de Villars Liege Rhine Fis Metz

Royalist fervor and royal nuptials sweep London crowds

A London Crown Tavern meeting of about 200 Essex freeholders shows strong support for Sir Robert Abdy and Thomas Bramston opposing standing armies and unnecessary taxes. Rochester's loyal address to the King is presented with royal ceremony. Reports note the Duchess of Newcastle and Countess of Cardigan at a baptism. the Queen is lame. royal yachts prepare to land in Friesland. News of the French fleet, the death of Earl of Glencairn, and varied entertainments mark a week of courtly activity and public celebration surrounding the Princess Royal’s marriage to the Prince of Orange.

Crown Tavern Royal Exchange Essex Robert Abdy Bart Thomas Bramston Rochester Roger Pilcher Duke of Manchester Lebec’s Head Covent Garden Capt Haddock Countess of Newcastle Cardigan Trebeck St. George’s Church Hanover Square Prince Princess of Orange Sewarden Friesland Portsmouth Earl of Duke of Grafton Old Bondstreet Baron de Lois House of Peers Prince of Orange Seriice of Orange Hans Stoan Chelsta Hans Earl of Jerley Bedford

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