Turbulent Europe Updates From 18th Century Dispatches
News briefs report Turkish advances repulsed at Panczova with prisoners tortured for booty. Bavarian camp attacks in Hungary yield losses and captures. Gate closures at Belgrade due to plague. guardianship debates over Prince of Sultzbach. canal construction progresses at St Quintin to Paris. marriage talks and court appointments surface in Bath and London society.
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Panczova
Hungary
Bannat of
Temeswar
Belgrade
France
Juliers
Bergues
Prince of
Sultzbach
Birckenfeld
Constantinople
Marquess de Mirepoix
Orfova
Tuscany
Holitz
Preshbourg
Paris
Picardy
St. Quintin
Oise
Nozou
Amiens
Somme
Francfort
Elector Palatine
Bergue
Royal Family Visits St James's From Kensington
London dispatch notes that his Majesty and the Royal Family traveled from Kensington to St James's. The brief item records a royal movement within the city, reflecting official attendance and proximity of the royal household to central landmarks.
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Goodgess
Bath
Prince of Wales
Soreley
Cornwall
Kensington
Guildhall
John Trevor
Lewes
Sussex
Order of the Bath
John Mordaunt
Earl of Peterborough
George Salt
Thames-street
Marlborough
Wilts
Fanny Liddiard
Umfreville
Inner-Temple
Weld
Whitechapel
Hubbard
Park Place
St. James’s
Thomas Porter
Lincoln
Ralph Porter
Cunnington
London
His Majesty
St. James's
Frrm
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