The Diplomatic Correspondence of the Right Hon. Richard Hill ...: Envoy Extraordinary from the Court of St. James to the Duke of Savoy ... from July 1703, to May 1706 ...

Richard Hill, William Blackley

J. Murray, 1845

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Instructions of Mr Hill	2

Sir Ch Hedges to Mr Hill	9

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	10

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	15

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	19

Sir Ch Hedges to Mr Hill	21

PAGE	25

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill	27

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	317

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	318

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	319

Mr Hill to the Envoy of Bavaria Translated	320

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	321

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 323 Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	322

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	324

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	325

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	29

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill	30

Mr W Aglionby to Mr Hill Part Translated	31

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	32

Separate Article between Great Britain and Savoy Dated Crescentin 795	34

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill 34 Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill 35 Sir Ch Hedges to Mr Hill	35

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill	36

Count DAversberg to Mr Stepney	37

de la Tour to Mr Hill Translated	38

Sir Ch Hedges to Mr Hill	39

Mr W Aglionby to Mr Hill Part Translated 41 Count DAversberg to Mr Hill Translated PAGE Whitehall 10th September 1703	40

Count DAversberg to Mr Stepney Translated Vienna 10th October 1703	42

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	45

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	46

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	47

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	48

Mr W Aglionby to Mr Hill 50 Mr W Aglionby to Mr Hill	50

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill	52

Mr G Stepney to Sir C Hedges 53 Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	53

Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill 55 Mr G Stepney to Mr Hill	55

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	56

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	57

Renewed Instructions of Mr Hill	58

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	59

Sir Geo Rooke to Mr Hill	60

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	61

Sir Geo Rooke to Mr Hill	62

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	63

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	64

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	65

Earl of Nottingham to Mr Hill	66

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	67

APPENDIX	68

Sir G Rooke to Mr Hill	69

Suggestions to Mr Hill from Friends La Hague 21st June 1699 801	81

APPENDIX C	82

Whitehall 3rd March 1704	91

April 5 May 1704	97

Whitehall 19th May 1704	103

Camp 30th May 1701	110

The Duke of Savoy to Mr Hill Crescentin 9th June 1704	115

The Duke of Savoy to Mr Hill Crescentin 22nd June 1704	122

Reference to M Flotard 732	123

Order to pay Mr Hill and Mr	125

Mr J Chetwynd to Mr Hill Turin 25th June 1704	128

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill Whitehall 4th July 1704	134

CONTENTS	135

Sir Ch Hedges to Mr Hill	143

Translated	151

Mr Secretary Harley to Mr Hill	156

Windsor 15th Sept 1704	157

Mr J Tucker to Mr Hill	163

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	169

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	175

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	181

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	183

10	184

Mr J Tucker to Mr Hill	189

Mr C Godolphin to Mr Hill	197

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	203

Sir L Blackwell to Mr Hill	210

Lord Godolphin to Mr Hill	216

Sir C Hedges to Mr Hill	222

Turin 2nd September 1705	224

Prince Liechtenstein to Mr Hill	229

Mr Hills Revocation	235

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	239

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	241

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	247

Mr Hill to Mr G Stepney	249

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	254

Bath 5th September 1703	255

25th August 1703	261

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	262

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	269

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	275

Mr Hill to the Commander of	277

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	281

Whitehall 12th October 1703	282

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	288

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	295

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	298

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	299

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 301 Memoire de Mons Hill	300

5th January 1705	301

20	302

Mr Hill to Lord Peterborough	303

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	304

Mr Hill to Mons St Thomas Translated	305

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	306

Whitehall 2nd Nov 1703	307

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	308

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 310 Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	309

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	311

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	312

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 314 Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	313

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer 316 Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	316

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	326

Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	327

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	328

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	329

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	330

16	331

Turin 29th March 1704	335

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	336

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	337

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer Turin 1st April 1704	338

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	339

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	340

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	341

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	342

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	343

Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	344

53	345

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	346

Mr Hill to Sir G Rooke	347

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	348

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 350 Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham 351 Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	349

55	350

56	351

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	352

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	353

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	354

Mr Hill to Captain Dolman	355

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	356

Mr Hill to Mr Stepney	357

Mr Hill to the Consul at Nice Translated	358

Mr Hill to	359

Mr Hill to Captain Dolman	360

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	361

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	362

Mr Hill to Sir C H Hedges	363

Mr Hill to Sir Ch Hedges	364

Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	365

Mr Hill to Sir C Hedges	366

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	367

Mr Hill to Captain Dolman	368

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	369

Mr Hill to the Earl of Nottingham	370

Mr Secretary Harley to Mr Hill	371

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Harley	372

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 374 Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 375 Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 376 Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 377 M...	377

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	379

Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	380

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer Turin 11th April 1704	381

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer Part translated	383

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	384

Turin April 1704	385

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	386

Mr Hill to M Flotard Translated	387

Mr Hill to Sir George Rooke	388

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	389

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	390

Mr Hill to Lullin and Nicolas Translated	391

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 393 Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges 394 Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	392

30th May 1704	394

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	395

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	396

Turin 4th July 1704	397

Order of Mr Hill to Captain Dolman	398

57	399

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	400

Mr Hill to the Lord Treasurer	401

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	402

July 1704	403

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	404

Mons Belcastels orders from the States of Holland Translated Turin 1st August 1704	405

August 1704	412

Turin August 1704	414

15	416

Turin 2nd September 1704	417

6	418

Ambassador Methuen to Sir G Rooke	421

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	427

Mr Hill to the Duke of Ormond 408 Mr Hill to Sir George Rooke 409 Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	428

Mr Hill to M Flotard Turin	432

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	433

Mr Hill	439

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	445

11	446

63	448

Turin	456

Mr Hill to Sir Ch Hedges	458

Mr Hill to Mr Secretary Hedges	460

14	461

Mr Hill to the Earl of Peterborough	462

Turin July 1704	465

66	466

Mr Hill to the Duke of Marlborough	468

September 1704	469

Mr Hill to Western and Lambert	472

Mr Hill to Mr Seeretary Hedges	478

Hague 27th November 1703	479

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Заглавие	The Diplomatic Correspondence of the Right Hon. Richard Hill ...: Envoy Extraordinary from the Court of St. James to the Duke of Savoy ... from July 1703, to May 1706 ... Том 1 от The Diplomatic Correspondence of the Right Hon. Richard Hill ...: Envoy Extraordinary from the Court of St. James to the Duke of Savoy ... from July 1703, to May 1706, William Blackley
Автори	Richard Hill, William Blackley
Издател	J. Murray, 1845
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