Emperors March and War News From Temelwar
From the Bannat of Temelwar reports that the Emperor moved from Caranjebu toward Slatina with the army. Wartensleben’s guard retook Cornia while Turks seized Vulcaner and Ojotos passes to enter Transylvania. Intelligence dated Sept 12 from Mlova notes no material change in army positions. War-Order Sept 90 lists promotions and exchanges in British regiments including Carleton Amherst Cathcart and MacLachlan.
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Vienna
Etters
Bannat
Temelwar
Caran- Jebu
Slatina
Mendia
Wartensleben
Cornia
Vulcaner
Ojotos
Transylvania
Mlova
Foot
Tho. Carleton
Henry Fire-Gerald
16Th
Jefery Amherst
Andrew Cathcart
Lachlan MacLachlan
Agth Reg
Lord Henry Fitz-Gerald
Thomas Carleton
Royal Windsor anniversary dinner and ball observe royal birthday
London notes recount Windsor celebrations marking the royal birthday with a grand dinner and ball attended by the Prince of Wales and several dukes. Reports touch on court intrigues with Prussian subsidies, French politics, and local misdeeds including robberies and forgery among bankers’ clerks.
Fragments of oddities and notices from an old London paper
A collection of quirky items and partial reports: a meeting of bankers forming a society to deter forgeries. a man named Jenkins dies after a drinking wager in Shoréditch. a 127-year-old Kirwan buried in Ferns Ireland. Mrs. Billington’s forfeiture paid to Mr. Daly to avoid litigation. public charity tallies for Almshouses and schools. Count Oxenstein’s mock tribute to England. tea seizures in the Borough. a Carlisle calf sale with detailed prices. cargo ballast finds silver coins in a ship ballast bound for Petersburgh. a cow sheds snakes and malformations. a burglary on Upper Grosvenor Street. Queen Elizabeth’s goose day custom. letters from St Omer and Madrid noting French politics, finances, and Anglo relations.
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Shoréditch
Church of Ferns
Ireland
Kirwan
England
Count Oxenstein
London
Isles
Neptune
Europe
Bacchus
Epicurus
Academy of Venus
Mars
Minerva
Holland
France
Excise Office
Broad-fheed
Bowstead
Carlile
Alexander Pugmore
Dallton
Carlisle
Glasgow
Lion
Shields
Petersburgh
Elizabeth
James II
Charles Art
Cromwell
Thames
Booth
Woodhaves
Drayton
Calwell
Grosvenor-street
Bess
St. Omers
Neckar
Paris
Austrian Netherlands
Briain
Madrid
Eden
Sweden
Ruffia
Serato Pater Recalls Royal George Docking Turbulence
Sept 29 Chatham details hauled the Royal George into dock for coppering due to shallow water. Yard workers strained cables and timbers between ship and sides. ropes broke, a rope end nearly struck a yardman, and a young man narrowly escaped injury from a stray spark.
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Serato
Pater
Chatham
Royal
George
Royal apartments expand at Fauconberg Lodge plan
Sept. 25 in Hamelam the king orders twenty new adjoining apartments at Fauconberg Lodge. Bricks will be imported from Gloucester as ground near the royal residence rises in value and Birmingham builders seek sites for houses. In Stamrorp Sept. 26 Elizabeth Handley aged 84 died after a remarkable infancy tale of being found in a barn and fostered by locals. In Newcastle Sept. 27 a pilot's boat capsized near Prior's Haven. one drowned, another injured, and a Water-Bailiff also perished at the quay.
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His
Fauconberg Lodge
Glocester
Birmingham
Stamrorp
Gulburton
Elizabeth Handley
Tollbar
Elizabeth Barn
John Handley
Hutt
Norson
Newcastle
Prior’s Haven
Bankruptcy and marriages in 18th century notices
A dense period notice lists bankrupts across London and Kent including Ellis Newegate Street linen-draper and John Watson Watling Street. jurisdictional names such as King’s Bench and St John’s Street appear. Dividend announced for Nicodemus Ridout Bristol. Marriages listed include Charles Whinfield to Jennur of Chigwell and Saul Bonfil to Esther Franco. Died notices itemize Major Thomas Miffing of North Hants Militia and Rev. Dr. Backhouse etc, with several breviary obituaries and clerical promotions.
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Garage Ellis
Newegate-street
John Watson
Watling-street
William Fitzmaurice
King’s Bench
Jenkin Cullen
Folkstone
Kent
Geo. Lock
Ludgate-street
Hofier
John Dixie
St. John’street
Middlesex
Dealer and Chapman
John Rambett
George-street
London
Taylor
Chapman
Julius Conrad Ridder
Lisbon
Andrew Nance
Southampton
John Terrington
Danthorpe
Holderness
Yorkshire
Nicodemus Ridout
Bristol
Matter
White Lion
Broad-street
Charles Whinfield
Flintshire
Charles Hawkins
Harriet Truesdale
Pall Mall
Henry Lampton Fry
Staple Inn
Catherine Susanah Rebotter
Stoke Newington
Samuel Palmer
Bourton-on-the-Water
Glocesterfire
Wilkins
Cirencester
William Hodges
Sherborne
Bath
Chester
Theophilus Hume
James Duche
Mr. Duche
Lady Philipps
Sir John Philipps
Lord Milford
Picton Castle
Backhouse
Canterbury
Deal
Ckham
Eastbadge
Thomas Sandford
British Legion
Clark
Westminster
Wm. Norton
Marchant
Blake
Farway
Devon
Shadwell
William Forster
Jamaica
Belle
Admiral Graves
Ville de Paris
West Indies
Dawton
Dawson
Larkstead
Suffolk
Mr. Clark
Marston- Bigwood
Somerset
Sir Robert Taylor
M.A. Taylor
John Hargrave Standen
Muntton
John Weller Poltey
Reydon
Francis Parker
Hawkworth
Nottinghamshire
William Aldrich
Stowmarket
Stowupland
Benjamin Hutchinson
Ruthden
Northamptonshire
John Molesworth
St. Ervan
Cornwall
London and European News From Friday and Saturday
Friday's and Saturday's posts from London report shifting diplomacy as Turkey and Russia clash over campaigns and finances. French and English ministers press Vienna, Paris, and London for policy while Denmark readies men for possible action. Hamburg signals seamen for the Danish fleet amid broader war rumors and Anglo Dutch intrigues.
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Constantinople
Vienna
Foue Attinn
France
Paris
Count de Montmorin
Holland
England
Riusha
Denmark
Sweden
Hamburgn
Offend
Odlend
Cordnery, Drenath
India
Vestal
R. Strachan
Cunningham
Milne
Downs
Count de Larrazuais
O'Reilly
Duke de Brancas
Ladbroke
Gothule
Thribsighy
Rotherham
Saville Finch
Ely
Malton
Yorkshire
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