European diplomacy and Dutch succession in flux
Extracted notes describe Marquess de Fogliani's revival at the French court aiding Austrian interests in Italy, amid discussions of peace prospects, the Aix-la-Chapelle congress, and Genoese ambitions. Amsterdam accepts hereditary Stadtholder succession with a Regency Council, while Zeeland and Gelderland approve the change amid unrest. Edinburgh reports jury fatigue in Provost Stewart’s trial, with a lengthy session wrapping to avoid delays.
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Hague
Marshal Bathiani
Aix-la-Chapelle
Paris
United Provinces
Martha Belleisle
Italy
Vienna
Turin
House of Austria
France
Amsterdam
Holland
Sall
Zealand
Guelderland
Zutphen
Baron de Rosendahl
Velowe
Overyffel
the Hagué
Sardinia
Aix
Bathiani
Limbourg
S. C.otland
Edinburgh
Provost Stewart
Jong
Crown
London Crime and Public Notices from Westminster Abbey to Gravesend
The piece narrates political and legal buzz including Treason talk against Faux and Garnet, lists sheriffs for English counties, Hawke’s naval quip, marriages and deaths, a Great Seal presentation, and a drifting bridge dispute. It reports arrests of seven sailors kidnapped for French service, with tower guards pursuing the ship Neptune bound for Middleburgh.
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Admiral Hawke
Lockett
Vulcan
Kent
Fox Oy
William Browning
Nesphew
Ely
Surrey
Westminsters
Abby
Johnson
Miss Shipton
John Shipton
Watford
Hertsford
Lamsbeth
John Thompson
Wake
Canterbury
Kilrach Vega Good
Glamorganthire
John Morris
Clifford’s Inn
Iffington
William Tayleure
Thavies-Inn
Holbourn
Williams
Aldgate
George Allen
Willington
County of Derby
Litchfield
Coventry
Ghat
St. Catherine’s
Middleburgh
Alderman Parsons
Secretary of War’s
Whitehall
Gravesend
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Marquess de Fogliani
Madrid
Corp.ce Montalegre
Newcastle
Flamborough
Tinmouth Bar
Newbipgen
London
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Essex
Helf
Exchequer
Duke of Dorset
Duke of’ Montagu
Ordnance
Earl of Pembroke
Finch
George Dodington
Westminster Hall
England
Berkshire
Lawrence Head Ofgood
Winterborne
John Loder
Hinton
Buckingham K Nee Dayrell
Lylingston
Dayrell
Alexander Townsend
Thornbury
John Thorp
Emberton
Cumberland
Henry Richmond Brougham
Highead
Hathersige
Edward Holloway
Low-Layton
Nathaniel Wilks
Wendens-Lofis
Richard Honeywood
Marks-Nall
Gloucestershire
Robert Ball
Ebworth
Thomas Daunt
Crespen
William Braighwait
Durham
Hertfordshire
John Chapman
Barkway
William Strode
Bishops-Hatfield
Robert Myer
Herefordshire
John Noutfe
Weston-Penjaw
William Elfe
Breinton
Jon Pytt
Colwall
Samuel Collet
George Gregory
Harlaxon
Monmouthfoire Sydenham Shipway
Caldecott
Charles Jones
the Ford
Awbrey Barnes
Monmouth
Neerbareperets
Wildbore
Peterborough
Thomas Drury
Overston
Humphry Orme
Norfolk
Israel Long
Dunstan
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Boifield
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Shropfiire
Staffordshire
Leighton Owen Griffiths
Job Charlton
Park
Henry‘Powis
Shrewsbury
Montague
Richard ‘Woods
Brewton
Henry Roll
Shapwick
Barnard Granville
Chalwick
John Salt
Betley
Samuel Hill
Shenston
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Lamb Bury
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Thomas Faas Jun
Leigh
Near West
Yorkshire
Emgee
William Phipps
Haywood
Edward Polhill
Heale
William Meadhurst
Kippak
Sir Griffith Boynmion
Bunion Aghesyarr
John Boutchier
Pershingborrow