The Duke of Gloucester Urged to Quit Cambridge Chancellorship
A Trinity College letter urges Zo Ais Fishness the Duke of Gloucester to resign as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. It argues his position breaches etiquette, warns of losing support, and notes potential candidacy of another duke if he delays.
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Zo Ais Fishness the Duke of Gloucester, Chaneellon
The
University of Camprines
Trinity College
University
Trinity
Sazie
Scylla
Rees
Fenzow
Offer of 1,000,000 francs for surrender of fort
The Colonel Commandant Mortier recounts a conference on a Rhine island where Mr Herbst, a Old Brisach merchant, claimed inhabitants petitioned General Giulay to spare their burnt town. The General said outcome depends on fort Alortier’s Commandant and authorized Herbst to offer 1,000,000 francs or an Allied rank in exchange for surrender.
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Paris
Journal de Paris
France
Europe
England
Clort
Jerinson
Fort Mortier
Old Miisach
Strasburgh
Moritz
Basle
Tsanenber
Lichtenstein
Henin Ren
Maria Theresa
Agetrid
Effort Mortier
Herbst
Old Brisach
Rhine
Brisach
Giulay
Fort Alortier
Hereditary Prince of Orange Arrives Amid Public Joy
Yesterday the Hereditary Prince of Orange arrived in the Meteor and landed after a harbor salute. He viewed the fortifications, was greeted by a large crowd, and rode in a carriage drawn by horses through cheering streets. A general illumination followed, marking a memorable occasion.
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Melvoersluys
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Prince of Orange
F. Brill
Amsterdam Proclaims Military Law Amid Prince's Arrival
Officials in Amsterdam issue emergency measures compelling all residents to reveal weapons and aid authorities. Guards and city leaders are ordered to enforce public peace with severe penalties for noncompliance as the prince's arrival influences security and state affairs.
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Eigiae
Frances
France
Camiso Formio
Germany
Italy
Vienna
Paris
Presburg
Susan
Therince of
Orange and
Nassau
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Caprio
Puplsind
Gujess
Uollander
Aledge
Tibet
Mather
Editorial: Catholic Board speech sparks Ireland independence debate
Letter to the editor contests a Catholic Board speech by Dr. Dromgoole about the 1691 Limerick siege. It argues the independence struggle aimed to restore a Roman Catholic king, clergy, and church power, potentially severing Ireland from England and Scotland and aligning with France to restore James II.
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Ireland
Dromgoole
Limerick
Wiliam
Roman Catholic Board
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