Polish Front and Imperial Movements Reported from Vienna
Vienna reports German and Polish theaters see heavy troop movements. Regiments reinforce Tyrol and Saxon detachments advance toward Brandenbourg Prussia while negotiations on Poland’s pacification continue. Counts Seckendorff and Ferdinand of Bavaria push toward the Moselle. claims to Nassau Siegen succession involve Orange and Hyacinth of Nassau-Siegen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus
France
Czarowski
Paris
Poland
Konigsberg
Augustus
Warsaw
Francfort
Moselle
Count Seckendorff
Nahe
Ferdinand of Bavaria
Coblentz
Principality of Siégen
Prince of
Orange
Treland News Rounding Off Duties in Meath and Gore
In Dublin on September 23 reports note Latt Saturtey’s death in Carlow and interment in St Andrew's Vault. Also dated September 23 Mrs Sarah Gore, sister to Judge Gore, is mourned as a Maiden Lady. His Majesty signs commissions naming officers in Ponsonby’s Regiment and related appointments for captains lieutenants ensigns. Chaplains are appointed for Major General Carmir and Major General Biflet’s regiments.
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Thomas Butler
Ponsonby
Regiment of Foot
Patrick Manay
William Gee
Thomas.Butler
Tames ‘Gotes
Lisatenant
Mand
Charles Fleusy
Charles
Fleury
Jandes Cotes
George Blake
Carmir
George Mabon
Biflet
Fragmentary Local Weather Tale From A City Eat
Fragmented OCR reads of a local scene describe strange weather or ground conditions. The text mentions water depth, a city setting, and unclear events with names and descriptors garbled. It preserves unnamed figures and weather-like observations without clear actions or conclusions.
Body found in Suffolk wood amid a suspected suicide
Country news from Colchester dated Sept 26 describes a man found dead in a wood near Sudbury Suffolk with head eaten by vermin. Six shillings and surgeon instruments found on him. identity unknown. In Norwich a church appointment is noted and Yarmouth murder rumors involving Anne Hudson lead to ten women in jail.
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Colchester
Sudbury
Suffolk
Norwich
Bartham
Cofterey
Ous Court and Commons
Lawrence
Anne Hudson
Yarmouth
Pers
Tompson
London News: Hanover Letters and Royal Court Happenings
Reports from Hanover indicate October travel plans for the king, with Dutch yacht departures delayed to October 16. Earl of Rockingham and Viscount Sunbury are welcomed aboard festive journeys, while serious crime and a royal obituary dominate. Blackwell, known as Long Will, is jailed for a Paddington burglary. Diana, Duchess of Bedford, dies at 25 after a long illness, followed by the burial of Commissioner Montague.
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Hanover
Holland
Earl of Rockingham
Viscount Sunbury
Earl of Halifax
Newgate
Justice de Veil
Long Will
William Blackwell
Brown
Whitlock
Mitchel
Des Romain
Paddington
Blackwell
Ruffel House
Bloomsbury
Grace Diana
Dutchess of Bedford
John Duke of Bedford
Charles Earl of Sunderland
Anne Churchill
John Duke of Marlborough
Patches Momseet of Marlborough
Duke of Marlborough
John Spencer
Woodstock
Viscount Bateman
Montagu
Tavistock
Christopher Montague
Dean-street
St. Gathesine’s
Wolemn
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Vienna
Wolfembuttle
Neuberg
Hunry
Tyroleze
Khevenhuller
Palfi
Remin
Tirel
Eugene
Agia
Wwe
Croatia
Principality of
Nassau Siegen
Aulick Council
Dautzick
Weichselmunde
Brandenbourg -Prussia
Russia
Republik
Seaniflais
Fatherpea
Brandenbourg
Priffin
Brarey
Fhel
Negoriarians
Otperdo
Daly
Asanil
Lee
London
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