Move to Halt Hostilities Near Ferrara Amid European Tensions
An 18th century dispatch reports Duke de Montemar seeking to leverage imperial orders for a ceasefire, while Marshal Noaille mobilizes 25 battalions and 360 horse to block enemy plans near Garda Adige. Kevenhüller warns of hostilities and proposes a conference to avert winter fighting, as troops reposition toward Mantua and Montemar’s forces sit between Revere and Paris.
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Dé Montemar
Imn
Mbafizres
Fales
Adyice
Putsid
Lower Adige
Rovigo
Carpy
Marchal de ‘Noailes
Mantuan
Mnas¢H
Osderé
Lake of Garda
Adige
Montemar
France
Fede la Mina
Marthdl
Count Kevenhuller
Duke-de-Montemar
Count Keverthiller
Lee
Saxe Hidburghansea
Anus
la Ferrara
Edinburgh Trial of Taft Led by High Court Officials
The Edinburgh High Court of Admiralty jury returns a verdict amid charges of fraud and violence against Toefiay Taft and others. Judges Lord Prowollys, magistrates, and council oversee proceedings with suspensions and warrants affecting sentences and further hearings.
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Edinburgh
Toefiay Taft
Artmirsh
Mardoch
Evan A ‘Kinnanshodmaker
Widen
Wasrgill
High Court
Admniraiey
Aero Gematol Ham
Lion
Lerkand
Scisey
Obituaries and Court Notices From London and Surrey
A Late 17th Century London Gazette style column records deaths of notable figures in Surrey and London, including Mr. Roberc Andrews founder in London and Sir Andrews in Oxford, with notable descendants and endowments. It notes George Stanlake of Middle Temple, a conveyancer, and other legal and municipal moves. It details promotions, appointments, and pensions within the Court of Common Pleas, the Diocese, and the Stationers Company, including changes in offices and clerks. It mentions funeral preparations for Sir Edward Whitaker and a surge of civic planning, such as lighting for London streets and legal debates over debtor custody and prison re-taking authority.
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Ockham
Surrey
Roberc “Andrews
London
Sir. Andrews
Oxford
Ate
Benjamin Andrews
Ocna
Stationers Company
Leatherhead
George “Stanlake
Middle-Temple
Wiliam Stanlake
Basithainion
Buckingham
Lenticett
Thomas Pigott
Dodderthall
Thomas Lovett
Monkwell- Street
Maskyles
Yahe
Pewtexsxs Company
Zxm
Court of Somnone Pless S
Thes
Gale
Aid Court
Taid
Zool
Court of Common
Himsself
Meibearghiat Ms. Brown
Gill
Cryer
Goast, ‘Gidio,be Ah rAnnoum
Edward Whitaker
Soho Square
Catavion
Thomas Saunders
Seadright
Bart
Hertford
Dobree
Clapham
Mary
Geese Gost
St. James
Cingarles
Thamas
Harrow
Dlefex
Britain
Vernon
Rieorge Vernon Pashan
Bucks San Sette
Foraune
Allom
Yorkshire
Duke of
Buckinghamshire
Rypal
Cumberland
Win Chester
Peter Meauk
Hoadly
Winchester
George Talbot
Lord Henfel
Hugh Hammersley
Deceas
William Day
Sidington ‘St. Mary
Gloucester
Sidington St. Peter
Forest of Dean
Richard Machen
Ely
Mitchel-Dean
George Stoughton
Maynard Colchester
Westbury Court
Court of Common-Pleas
Westminster
Liddle
St. Bridée’s
Fleetistréer
Court of Dominién
Flest-Diteh
Bridewell-BrigZe
Prolbourn
Beth
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