Europe and Americas News in Late May Dispatches
Mail from Holland reports Spanish squadron near Cartagena led by Count de Clavijo and a convoy of sixty English merchant ships heading toward the Straits. Vienna letters discuss Neuperg and Wallis cases, Turkish-Bulgarian affairs, and a looming papal election. Berlin notes King’s death and succession. Paris extracts discuss possible peace between Britain and Spain, with mediation by Emperor Portugal and the States General. London reports Protestant militia mobilization and a marriage in the Gratton family amid harvest optimism.
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Cartagena
Count de Clavijo
Majorca
Alicant
Gibraltar
Rome
Gotu
France
Spain
Vienna
Cardinal del Giudice
Germany
Count Neuperg
Ifue
Count Seckendorff
Count Walis
Neuperg
Wallis
Courie
Belgrade
Niefter
Bender
Porte
Imm
Constantinople
Adrianople
Seraglio
Berlin
Fune
Potzdam
Arriv
Charlottenbourg
Paris
Britain
Portugal
Bozannick
America
Rarfbon
Monbeliard
House of Wirtemberg
Prince de Monbeliard
Ireland Names High Courts Leaders in Commons
Ireland, Dublin May 27 announces promotions in the judiciary. Mr Prime Serjeant Singleton becomes Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and joins the Privy Council. Warden Flood is slated as Prime Serjeant, Robert French as Counsellor to the Commissioners, and Thomas Tennison as a Judge of Appeals in the reshuffle replacing Mr French.
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Derry
Innifeiking
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Dublin
Singleton
the Common Pleas
Privy Council
Warden Flood
Efy
Robert.French
Thomas Tennison
French
Bristol Merchants and Ships Threatened by Merchant-men
In Country News from Bristol dated May 31 the piece warns that 36 merchant-men were enriched at Bristol but eight of them recently seized, threatening ruin for merchants and ships at the Mouth of the Channel while warships sit nearby. Norwich races conclude with multiple plates won by various horses across three days, delighting spectators.
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Country News
Bristol
St. Sebastian
Loup
Norwich
Mr. Marshal
Merry Batchelor
Marchal
Killey-Crankey
Mr. Gretwood
Mr. Neve
Local notices from Caermarthen and Bath set quotes
London reports from Caermarthen state Mr Philips of Comgwilley dies at his seat leaving about 800 pounds per year. Richard Gwynne of Talbary declares as a candidate against Sir Nicholas Williams in the county. Bath dispatch notes the Countess of Bristol is dangerously ill of fever. A marriage treaty is underway between the Earl of Clanrickard and Miss Vincent of Stoke.
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Caermarthen
Comgwilley
Phillips
Richard Gwynne
Talbary
Nicholas Wiliams
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