Peace outlook and troop dispositions across Italian states
Milan reports that after a general peace the French and Imperial forces will demobilize, leaving about 24000 troops in Lombardy and Tuscany with smaller garrisons in the Milanese and duchies of Parma and Placentia. Parma and Placentia may evacuate sooner. artillery and stores move to Spain while Italian officers join Neapolitan service. Ferrara notes slow imperial movement due to weather, scarce provisions, and cattle distemper improves. Paris cites Cardinal Corcia to gain liberty and a clash near Ripadi involves a Spanish officer, sparking arrests of Donish recruiters.
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Lombardy
Tuscany
Zodoc
Parma
Placentia
Leghorn
Spain
Ferrara
Mantuan
Paris
Rome
Cardinal Corcia
Ripada
Court notices and society items from London English Gazette
London reports appoint John Lord Hervey as Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire and Bond to an Ensign's post in Gibraltar. Obituaries for Lady Barbara Godolphin and Rev. Dr. William Watkinson. Notices of weddings, births, and property affairs across England and Ireland. South Sea Company meets to discuss Mr Woolley recall amid mismanagement allegations. various elections and appointments in Scotland and Kent.
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John Lord Hervey
Stafford
Washington
Earl Ferrers
Bond
Col
Read
Gibraltar
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Barbara Godolphin
Mr. Godolphin
Countess of Portland
Master Keppel
Earl of
Viscount Torrington
Princess of Wales
Bethlem Hospital
Lancashire
Great Britain
Meath
Kingdom of
Ireland
Randolph Plunket
Dunsany
Une II
Plugenet
England
Henry II
Dublin
Earl of Fingall
Lord Louth
Elizabeth
Robert Plunket
Christopher Plunket
Randolph M‘donald
Antrim
Randolph
John Fleming
Stackalmock
Kensington
William Watkinson
Prescot-street
Goodman’s Fields
Mervill
Thurlby
Bourn
Lincolnshire
Jane Minfhull
Great Marlborough-street
Minfhulls
Chestire
Countess of Macclesfield
Wallingford
Inwen
Thomas
Southwark
Robert Hucks
Abingdon
Countess of Suffolk
Faulcon Court
William Elweys
Capt
Elwe
Seething-lane
Tower-street
Hook
House of Lords
William Lord Dudley and
Ward
Clognacody
Clonmel
Carroll
Temple
James Campbell
Ardkinglass
Shire of
Argyle
Stirling
Col. Sinclair
Sutherland
James Ferguson
Scotland
William Gordon
Hyeth
Kent
Hercules Baker
Greenwich Hospital
Admiral Cavendish
John Bartlett
the Unicorn
Cheapside
Margaret Lane
Great Horton
Paris
Cantillon
Albemarle-street
Berwick
Cam
Sun
Devonshire-street
Reds Lyon Square
Pepper
Leicester
Monday
Anne Burder
Robert Burder
South Sea Company
Threadneedle-street
Woolley
Havanna
Thomas Fitz-Gesrald
Weymanfold
Sloane
Caldwall
Coope
Bristow
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London Evening-Post
France
Milan
London
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