Poland and Poland King Stanislaus on the throne dispute
Reports from Warsaw and Dublin recount confidential talks between Count Welfec the Imperial Minister at Warsaw and the Primate of Poland. They discuss excluding King Stanislaus from the throne not by force but by the Republics unanimous consent. The Primate vows no secret, while Welfec insists on removing the king by consent.
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Count de Welsec
Warsaw
Poland
Stanislaus
Republick
Welfec
Reublick
Amsterdam
Foland
Restoration Anniversary Sermon and Royal Appointments
London notes mark the Restoration Anniversary with a sermon at St. Margaret's Church by Dr. Rymer and a return to the House of Commons. Updates include royal appointments in the Dragoons and Foot Guards, the birth of a stillborn son to the wife of Rev. Pearce, and the anticipated arrival of the Prince of Orange in August.
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Dublin
Lord Blessington
France
Earl Cowptr
House of ‘Peers
John Wilcox
Earl of Moreton
Zelemonachotum
Exon
Collington
Middlesex
St. Paul’s
Crow
Haberdashers Hall
Henry Hankey
Knot
Alderman
Hertford
John Combs
Thomas Carpenter
Weobley
Herefordshire
Jooper Ann
Lord Carpenter
Endfield
Judith Gough
Justive Gough
Brentford
Henathan
Rea Lyon
William East
St. Maws
East
Sackville Street
Belfond
Buckingham-street
York
Shaler
Ely
Bath
Thomas Price
E J
Buckinghamshire
Plymouth
Edward Deeble
Margaret Lavington
Tilbury
Chatham
Admiralty Office
William Clay
Pool
John Stonehouse
Clay
Chalford
Lucas
Jamaica
Gulph
Charles II
House of Commons
St. Margaret’s Church
Rymer
Pearce
St. Martin’s In
Dunorlage Wels
Guildham
King’s Bench
Merece
Capt
Eee
Regiment of Dragoons
Churchill
Philip Gery
Mateland
Legg
Foot- Guards
Earl of’ Dunmore
Campbel
Leblange
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
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Holland
Vienna
Ireland
London
Galecrouly Lile
Richard Arundell
Amelia
Trinity
Dominnon-Pleas
Aftar