Action near Quittello leaves French defeated and imperial gains
A Vienna courier reports a battle near Quittello in which French forces were beaten. Imperialists cut off the Quittello bridge end, many prisoners taken, and Allies press toward San Benedetto. Emperor seeks another campaign as 8000 Allies casualties are mentioned. Count Sinzendorff, famed negotiator, dies in his bed on the 23rd instant. his loss is deeply mourned.
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Pope
Court of Honour Right to Bear Arms Cited in 1640 Records
London reports recall the 1640 Parliament inquiry into who may bear arms, citing Rushworth and Shower’s Records. The account notes the High Marshal’s power and the Earl Marshal’s court as a grievance, with a proposed prohibition in a case against Ruffell.
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Pury
Earl of
Mr. Conyers
Ja Holt
Ruffell
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Buckingham House
St James’s Park
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