French and Imperial Movements Reported Along Adige and Garda
News from Bowolo camp describes Duke de Ne dilles rallying troops between the Adige and Garda with detachments marching to Zevio and Dolo. Reports mention bridges at Adige fallen into the Adigetto, imperial battalions arriving at Dolo, and Montemar’s HQ at Ronco. Paris dispatch lists officers appointed for Rhine frontier garrisons and notes chronicle of court appointments and the death of Magdeline Louvois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Nedilles
Caza di David
the Adige
Guffolengo
Adige
Ganda
Marquess de’ Maullebois
Baffano
Brenta
Dolo
Roth
Montagna
Colonia
Lake of Garda
la Ferrata
Andar Rovesedo
Alla Borghetto
Pery
Paris
Rhine
Alsace
Ma Toul
Verdune
Franche Comte
Flanders
Marshal du Bourg
Duke de Duras
Marquess de Houdetot
Marshal de Puysegur
Count de la Marck
Sieur de Genlac
Marquess‘de Luc
Count de Chatillon
Sieur Bouillac
France
Sieur Binet
Royal Academy of Inscriptions
Belles Lettres
Charlemagne
Robert
Sieur de Salieres
Suspended Sentence Plea in Slaughter Case at Inverness
In Edinburgh on November 13 a Bill of Suspension was presented by Corporal James Long and Centinel Thomas MacAdams of Col. Stamilton's Regiment asking to suspend the Admiralty Court sentence condemning them for the slaughter of Hugh Frazer, a Inverness merchant. The Lords suspended the sentence until December next to hear the merits. the Admiralty Judge, however, proceeded to execute. Yesterday Patrick Haldane was elected one of Jergtak City’s Assessors, replacing the late John Forbes of Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Court of Justiciary
James Long
Thomas MacAdams
Stamilton
High Court of Admiralty
Hugh Frazer
Inverness
Mega
Pa Lee
Dhef
Patrick Haldane
Jer Gt Ak City
John Forbes
Newhall
Deceas
Holland
Prince and Princesses of
Orange
John Howe
Knights of the Shire
Wilts
John Norris
Great Britain
St. James’s
Clapham
Daubre
Monument-yard
New York
Charles Fitz-Roy
Bsg
Augustus Fitz-Roy
Duke of Grafton
Mortlock
Surrey
Flemming
Edward Flemming
Lincoln’s Inn
William Bunbury
the Temple
James
Fleet
Van-lute
Bow
Lord Carteret
Prince of Wales
Saville Row
Burlingrers' Gardens
Jane Frederick
Thomas Frederick
Ilionk
1Hames Street
Lady Foley
Edw. Whitaker
Bulstrode Beachy Knight
Anthony Norman
Customs
William Scarfe
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Cocking-Hatley
Diocese of Ely
Robert Trefulis
Truro
Cornwall
Child’s card game wins in Chester Le Street notice
In Chester Le Street on November 10, a local youth son of James and Elizabeth Leeth played a card game at the Sign of the Salmon. Henry and John Trotter, Robert Thompson, and Thomas Ellison wagered four shillings. Ellison’s party won and were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Chester le Street
James
Elizabeth‘Leeth
Henry
John Trotter
Robert ‘Hompson
Tho
Ellison
Norfolk election nominee Armine Wodehouse in counties meeting
In a Norfolk county meeting, Armine Wodehouse Esquire was unanimously nominated to stand for the county in place of his late brother William Wodehouse. He has accepted. Also reports of trials, deaths, and notable appointments across London society, including judges, nobility, and clergy.
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London
Norfolk
Armine Wodehouse
William Wodehouse
Deceas
Esterday
King’s Bench
Westminter
Richard
Babstock
Chelsea
Agnew
Lord Cathcart
Dragoons
Charles Selwyn
France
Princess of Orange
Vandyke
Loo
Fes
Countess of Hertford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowolo
Ajace
Sieur de Quadt
Marquess de Leuville
Chevalier de Givry
Marquess de Balincourt
Sieur de Heroville
Sieur’ Philippes
Marquess de Chayla
Count de Vandrey
Perytets ‘de St.’Sayens
Sieur de Manville
Sieur de Malan
Sieur de Varerines
Grenadiers
Sieur Tarneau
Sieur de la Billarderie
Count de Laval Montmorency
Count d’Aubigny
Chevalier de Rocozel
Sieur de Chevifey
Count de Chaftelux
Marquess de Breze
Marquess de Rofivinen
Sieur
Courten
Foot
Sieur d’Estagnolles
Ae. de St. Simon
Sieur de Reinaend
Sieur de la Bazeque
Ireland
Dublin
Clonmell
Shire OF
Joseph Q
Fantes Dawson
Eiq
Scotland
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