Turkish and French Forces Clash Across the Moselle Front
A detailed dispatch from Verona notes French and Imperial movements along the Adige and Moselle. Key actions include detachments pressing near Rivoli and Vicenza, reports of German efforts to outflank via the Moselle, and reinforcement arrivals totaling nine battalions. Marshal de Noailles plans visits to ports, while Count Seckendorff strengthens positions, with bridges sabotaged and troops massing for potential winter quarters.
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Civita Vecchia
Pescaria
Calabsia
Mixid
Zavia
Guiblengo
Marshal de Noailles
Guilslenge
Bette
Marthal
Lake de Garda
Marci
Moarl
Adige
Verona
de Noathes
Guffolengo
Hoffars
Vicentia
Brenta
Enery
Moselle
Praarbagh
Beracassel
Luxembourg
Coblenitz
Upper
Rhine
Anny
Clausfen
Wie Ag
Bavaria
Seckendorff
Coblentz
Imial
Erzprode
Seckendorf
Dublin man found dead in Athfield county Meath notice
IR and Dublin. A 33 year old resident of Glenabriney in Meath died after a fall at a public house which shocked the town. The coroner and council reported the death and the late man was interred at Athfield. A parliamentary candidate for the next election in Dublin was named, while James Butler and others had adjourned Lords to discuss parliamentary matters.
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Newcastle
Durfin
James Whitehead
Eis
Wicklow
John Wade
Trim
Meath
Tid Hot Henry Rofe
Ardfert
Kerry
House of Lords
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Dublin
Glenabriney
Mearh
Pitedis
Dhe
Dubdin
James Butler
Eyth
Boro
Che Tan
Aui
Sir Robert
Burdon Arrested for Highway Robbery and Burglary
Norwich news reports Burton, involved in Pilk and Gilbere in robberies on the highway and house, was captured Sunday near Sarlingford and sent to trial before Justice Marthainy, committed to the Castle last Tuesday. The Lord Bishop, recovered from illness, will ordain at the Cathedral tomorrow.
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Coun Fry
Norwich
Burton
Pilk
Gilbere
Suhday
Sarlingford
Marthainy
Biffop
James Bertie former Middlesex MP dies after long illness
London district notices James Bertie Esquire Lord Abingdon’s brother dies at Rycott near Thame after a long illness and blindness. Born March 13 1672 he represented Middlesex in Parliament and opposed standing arm ies and septennial parliaments. He married Elizabeth Willoughby and had 14 children, four sons and one daughter living. Elizabeth died Sept 26 1715. His seat at Stanwell passed to the Earl of Dunmore.
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London
Rycott
Thame
Osfordshire
Earl of
Abingdon
James Bertie
Middlesex
Acre
House of Commons
James
Charles II
Montagu
Lindsey
Bridget
Baroness Norris of
Rycote
Eleonora
Henry Lee
Ditchly
Oxford
Anne
John D’anvers
Henry D’anvers
Ely
Earl of Danby
Elizabeth
George Lord Willoughby of
Parham
John Lord Willoughby
Robert Coytmer
Coytter
Carnagvon
Isine
Stanwell
Bertie
Sear
Dunmore
Yeterday
Sackville-freer
Signor Castruccio
Bernard Lintor
Ecward
Sicily
Horus
Sussex
Co. Palrensy
Margate
Holand
Iowa
Kent
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