War Dispatches from Venice and Europe Fall of September 1735
News from Venice and the German theaters details movements of troops in Dalmatia and the Tyrol. Reports Fren ch envoy De Froulay and Swedish courier handling letters to France. Allied forces maneuver near Castiglione, Villafranca and Garda, with the Elector Palatine calculating damages and Bavaria contingent delays. A conspiracy is exposed in Wezel with swift execution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dalmatia
Turky
Count Dé Froulay
France
Perfa
Cubardia
Raffia
Daghestan
Zevio
Castiglione del Stvero
Vallegro
de ‘Noailles
Villafranca
Marquess de Maulevrier
Marrefs de Savines
Neo
Marquess de Maillebois
Guffolengo
la Ferrara
la Cosond
Rivere
Adige
Lake of Garda
Riva
Torbele
Wienach
Bavaria
Rhine
Vienna
Munich
Ingolstadt
Cologne
Wezel
Races at Pontefract Show Grandeur of Nobility in Attendance
London dispatch from Pontefract notes a vast display of quality at the late town races with Lord Malton and the Earl of Strafford in prominent equipages, Lord Harrington to wed the Princess of Saxe Gotha by proxy, and preparations for her voyage. Obituaries and local notices follow, including John Higden sen and Mrs Waters, with details of deaths and bequests across London.
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London
Pontefract
Yorkshire
Lord Malton
Rowland Wynne, Bart
Earl of Strafford
Miles Stapylton
Bart
Prince of Wales
Saxe-Gotha
Lord Harrington
England
Royal
St. Jamies's
Princess
Saxe Gotha
Hampstead
John Higden, Sen
Milk
Borin
Cyred
Monty
Episcopal Church of Scotland
Havte
Hampton Town
Dering
Crown
Spain
Mitcham
Surrey
Surrey, and As Near 48 Possible, To Her Deceas
Newey
Chichester
Bothwell Court
Orlando Hamlin
Laft
Lewisham
Kent
Richard Newton
East Indies
Little Britain
George James
Aldersgate Without
City of
Justices of the Peace
City and
Liberty of
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Puréguant
Christopher Robinson
E Q
Lifton
Weeden
Ping
William Seaton
Séitonia
Covent Garden
Golden Cross
Charing-Cross
Sempster
Mornday
Northamptonshire
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