Loft Arrival Sparks Mixed Mail From France and Holland
A fragmentary note describes mail arriving from France and Holland to a loft, with unclear punctuation and stray characters. The readable portion hints at correspondence or shipments but yields no concrete events, dates, or names to confirm a specific story.
Peace Plan Rejected by France in Conference Talks
Hague May 172. Letters from Germany report that the French king rejects the Plan of Peace after mature review and calls for a new Plan excluding all former articles. Spain and Sardinia likewise: their ministers agree with Fenelon, seeking conditions for possible accommodation. Reports indicate troop movements near Philipsburg and strategic shifts as commanders prepare for Rhine campaigns.
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Marquess de Fenelon
France
Spain
Sardinia
Stanislaus
Paris
Germany
Philipsburg
Graben
Bruchsal
Eugene
Heilbron
Marshal de Coigny
Spiers
Triers
M. de la Barecque
Lower Rhine
Coblents
Portugal
Cardinal de Flad
Lily
Normandy
Brittany
Anjou, &c
Admiralty
Dublin May 3 89 Men Taken by Thompson Galley
Ireland report details 89 men seized in Dublin by Mr. Mercer aboard a sloop bound for France. They were landed at Newgate after being captured in the bay by two companies of four sheriffs. A separate Derry note describes Charles O Cahan convicted of burglary and abduction, to be executed at Kilrea with a large guard, amid riots and Papist associations.
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Ireland
Dublin
Mr. Mercer
Thompson
France
Newgate
Derry
Charles O'Cahan
Royal Court Notes on Travels and Political Appointments
London dispatches describe William Stanhope and the Earl of Dundonald taking leave as the King plans a Holland voyage to Hanover. Royal progress includes a drawing room at St James's and preparations for oaths, with appointments to Lords of the Treasury and Admiralty, plus South Sea Company address and foreign envoys moving toward France and the Rhine.
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London
William Stanhope
Lord Harrington
Earl of Dundonald
Holland
Hanover
Herenhausen
Prince of Wales
Kew
Richmond
Kensington
A&t
William Yonge
the Bath
Honiton
Devon
William Maule
Panmure
Forfar
Treasury
Medlicott
Ely
Mr. Winnington
Admiralty
South-Sea Company
Thomas Geraldine
Spain
Cadiz
England
M. Chavigny
Paris
Diemar
Italy
Rhine
Little Ealing
Brentford
Middlesex
Thomas Peirce
St. Giles’s
Peirce
St. Martin’s
Fields
Somerset
Philip Leche
William Leche
Westram
Kent
Bowling Street
Westminster
Crocker
Mepal
Sutton
Dutchess of
Leeds
Earl of ‘Portitore
Earl’s Hout
St. James’s Square
Madrid
Portugal
Lifton
Warsaw
Pacey
Augustus
Sapieha
Lithuania
Wilna
Atemy
Warmia
Aix
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London Evening-Post
Hague
Count de Clermont
Prince de Conty
Prince de Combes
Count d’Eu