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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

27 Nov 1733

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 27, 1733

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Operations Before Pizzighitone Nov 16 23 24 Reports

Chronicle of siege actions at Pizzighitone and Ada river during late November. French and Piedmontese forces open trenches, strong artillery positions, and flood defenses along the Ada to prepare for assault. Deserters and engineer reports surface as Villars visits, with talks of surrender and shifting loyalties across Europe. Military movements extend to Vienna Dresden and The Hague with political maneuvers and alliance indications.

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Ada Champagne Auvergne Dauphine Anjou Raudan Laffe Queen Armenonville Cepegtetes Ehefeat Meege Dragoonfs Carabiniers Rozen Marshal Willits M. Coigny Seichis Picardy Pizzighitone Roth Ghiera Marshal de Rebender Pignerol Malco Vienna Spain Madrid Republick Venice Hungary Italy Mantua Prussia Tirol France Kehl Rhine Marshal de Villars Dresden M. Dehne Marquess de Monti Dantzick Hague Brussels Bavaria Cologn Empire Palatine Mayence
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Political Troubles and Contested Borough Seats Reported

London letters describe a compromise in Taunton with Portman on the Country Interest and Fane allied to Baron Scrope’s line, hindering Pynsent and Tothill. Wells letters say Speke fronts with Col Peirs for the Court Interest while Edwards joins Hamilton for the Country Interest, likely to win big. Ireland hints at a Test repeal bill due soon in Parliament. Sussex dispatches note the Duke of Newcastle maintains an open house.

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London Taunton Portman Fane Baron Scrope William Pynsent Tothill Middlesex Wells Somersershire Speke Col. Peirs Thomas Edwards Mr. Hamilton Earl of Abercorn Ireland House of Commons Sussex Duke of Newcastle
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Holland Prazighitone Willian Prince of Orange Amsterdam Augustus Cracow Milan Germany Manheim Academy of
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