Allies and diplomacy amid ongoing European tensions
Reports from Petersbourg and Moscow describe attempts at peace talks with France, empress's stance toward Britain, and shifting alliances. News from Stockholm, Vienna, Berlin, and The Hague detail troop movements, naval actions, and political maneuvering, including a private convention for Hanover and preparations for possible hostilities.
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Aden
Persia
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Marquess de la Chetardie
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Bertucheff
Tyrawley
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Count Sparre
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Constantinople
Shah‘ Nadir
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Berlin
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Earl of Hyndford
Breslau
Lord Hyndford
Hanover
Marquess de Fenelon
Austrian Netherlands
Hague
Holland
West- Friesland
Montross
Rotterdam
Meuse
Dunbar of Westfield Succession and Irish Murder Trial
In Scotland dated April 25 Ludovick Dunbar of Westfield died and was buried. his line is then represented by the son of Sir William Dunbar of Hempings and Dame Elizabeth Dunbar. From Edinburgh May 1 a Wexford Ireland report notes two men indicted for murder. Ellis appears in court, witnesses recant for perjury as verdict nears.
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jAs M. Amelot
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Cardinal Tencin
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Marquess de Fenelon
M. de Chavigny
M. Chauvlin
Lisbon
M. Chauvelin
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Dalton
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Country News
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William Dunbar
Hempings
Elizabeth Dunbar
Alexander Dunbar of
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Elgin and Ferrers
Edinburgh
Wexford
Ireland
Richard Ellis
Ellis
Odd London Gossip and Local Notices from Westminster Hall
Fragmented London news rounds up public orders, marriages, and court actions. Reports of a fine child allegedly born breathing yesterday in Westminster Hall, military recruitments in Flanders, royal preparations at Kensington, and various marriages and fortunes, with names and places cited in a period tone.
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