King to revive Edict of Nantes and aid Protestants
Paris reports that tomorrow the King will go in state to the Palais to revive the Edict of Nantes and restore civil life to Protestants. After this popular Arret, a loan of 120 million francs will be proposed as an annuity, likely funded by Protestant bankers in Paris. WaITEHALL notes Josiah Paul Tippets of Tetbury may assume the surname Paul and bear the Paul arms per his grandfather’s will.
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Appointment of Cleaver as Chester Bishop and Royal intrigues
London dispatches report Dr. Cleaver named Bishop of Chester and tied to royal circles, with notes on his Oxford ties, Westminster prebend, and Marybone living. The Duke of York joins Masonry, reconciliations among the Glocester and Cumberland ducal families are described, and letters to the Privy Council recount plague reports and customs directives. Additional items cover French disarmament orders, James Harris praised for Dutch policy, pennies in circulation, Dunkirk salients, and Empress Catherine’s plans for Russia and Greece.
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Treaty peace talks advance between Britain and Holland
A London news summary reports that a treaty of alliance between Great Britain and Holland is nearing completion, to be public after Parliament. It notes Howe's severe head wound from a hunting accident near Newton Towy, French astronomers arriving to discuss earth measurements, and Fitzherbert slated as Buckingham's secretary. It also covers Bank of England bullion wealth, crown lands revenue, and fashion notes.
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Worcester incident reports woman’s throat cut and prisoner suicide attempt
Country News from BirmincHam dated November records a man in Worcester slashing his wife, she is sent to the infirmary and the offender jailed where he attempted suicide. Both parties are expected to recover. The report notes Thomas Grundy, a Taylor of Dale Abbey, being brought from Nottingham for examination on the 17th of the month.
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