Political Conclave Considers Rigorous Action Against Rebels
The Senatus Concilium debates measures to treat as enemies to the country the obstinate faction in Poland and Lithuania. Delegates discuss sending a Russian envoy to Petrograd to present grievances and preventing confederate plots, while addressing troops and governance at Hanover. The text notes relief about Hanover troops and completion of royal tomb designs for J. and the Duke of York.
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Sgiagtam Eds Soares
Attac
Augustus
Starofte Jasielski
Konigsberg
Stanislaus
Dzikow
Poland
Lithuania
Pétarsbourg
Russia
Lublin
Hanover
Baron de Lente
Rhine
Reine Noret
Duke of York
Albany
Omnairug
Fox Thera
Reets
Ardshett
Travers
Europe
Royal Dragoons Stay in Sussex While Five Troops Go North
London reports Major General Gore’s Troop to remain at Lewes to aid the Excise against smugglers, as five other troops march to Scotland to relieve Major General Kerr’s regiment. Various society notes include a Duchess’s lost watch near Chelsea, courtly movements, deaths, marriages, and political appointments, with a roundup of naval and financial matters.
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Gore
King’s Own Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Lewes
Sussex
Excise
Scotland
Philip Kerr
Regiment of Dragoons
Countess of Coningsby
Michael Newton
Bath
Little Chelsea
William Lord Dudley and
Ward
House of Lords
Staffordshire
Viscount Vane
Stoke Newington
Thomas
Ruthin
Mosith
Epworth
Samuel Weley
Roy
Church of & Land
Yeterday
Feland Af
Boyd Regina
Wigeon
Weig
Dotina
Maris Portucatteto
Iecutey
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Warsaw
London
Bilboa
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Count Hornberg
Baron Harteff
Laft
Norton
Colgate
Duncan
West-Smithfield
Watson
Mercer
Bélliter Lane
John Molesworth
Bart
Egham
Thomas Vere
Norwich
Peter Davenport
County of
Chester
Thomas Eyre
Deceas
Shallett Turner
St. Peter’s College, Cambridge
Serene
Prince of Orange
States of Holland
Gibbon
Foot-Guards
Kynatton
William Kynatton
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