Military actions near Weiffenborn and Scotland tragedy
Reports from April describe Austrian and Prussian movements near Bobritzfeh and Weiffenborn with alarms and royal reconnaissance. King in Prussia travels to Meissen and returns. Hanover and Dutch news discuss regiments, provisions, and trade policies alongside a Scottish murder at Scratton Mill.
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Meiffen
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Wittemberg
King of
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Oder Hague
Ferdinand
Oderborn
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Hamburgh
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Pomerania
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France
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Hanover
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Flushing
Havre-de-Grace
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Magdalen College
Cambridge
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Francis Bewer Parris
Sidney College
University of Cambridge
Hants
Bedfordshire
Laft
Westminster Hospital
Torhill Fields
Francis Hayes
St. George’s Church
Southwark
OPCHE FEAST OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY AT MERCHANT TAYLORS HALL
The OPCHE Feast of the Sons of the Clergy will be held at Merchant Taylor s Hall on Thursday next the 8th of May following a sermon at St Paul s Cathedral by Rev Dr Dedwell Canon Residentiary of Salisbury.
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Sam's
Queen’s. Arms
St. Paul's Church
Devil
Temple-Bar
Somerset
Strand
Seague’s
Hodbourn
A& L
London
Chester
Daventry
John Brooke
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