Veldt-Marshal Manich invests Asiph and lies to lift siege
News from Prtersboltz April reports that Veldt-Marshal Count Manich tidd seized Asiph after Major-General Ppeertnter struck Fort Lit tich and another fort with no cavalry losses. Tartars of Don aided, cutting off communication with Crim Tartary. a large siege detachment followed.
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Manich Tidd
Asiph
Littich
Don
Asaph
Crim Tartary
Constantinople
Prince Eugene
St. Stephen
Hospital of
St. John Neopomicentis
Ecclesiaffieks
Canoris
Chauveray
Cuiraffiers
Belgeade
Wallis
Magand
Amagnif
Fragmentary London notices on nobles and tradesmen losses
A garbled 1730s London page records deaths and public notices. It lists the Earl of Stamford’s daughter the Lady Grey, various merchants and surgeons, naval funeral rites for Don Carlos, and market traders like Mr. Price of West Indies and Mr. Spenser. It notes mournings and obituaries across Jermyn Street, Sackville Street, and Graving Dock areas.
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Gravel- Eane
Wapping
Price
West-indies
Spensér
Patér- Nofter-Row
Don Carlos
Lisbon
John Norris
Britannia
Amelia
Bal
Chen
Jotus Noreis
Buckingham
Cabrt
Brown
Cenior
Eterna
Ofa
Jermyn
Grey
Earl of Stamford
Tee
Sackville
Reet
Mig D
Vauleudatihis
Famnles
Anlemi
Hanah
Conneils
Fartingdeh
Uyon
John Humpings
Richard Sclaver
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Prtersboltz
Aulick -Council
Knights of the Golden Fleece
Prince Emanuel
Savoy
Poland
Koulli-Kan
Babylon
Kouki
Pesta
Blacki
Prince of Wales
Gonp
Baltimore
Pfingers
Wales
Gorhia
Glorha
St. Ma
Sie
Richard Eliis
Fitice
Okinig
Walidis
Cailie Biner
Alseafade
Adie
Humpnt
Strateris
Peatel
Lois Wikcoe
Gréiterd
Covent
Sree Hobson