Vast City Feuds and a Royal Hunting Diversion Reported
The notices describe ongoing urban feuds among Catholics and Protestants, the crowd doubting an old woman’s illness for the alleged truth of a story, and broader unrest in Vienna. Updates cover Brisach, Ratisbon, and Protestant-Catholic tensions, plus royal hunting plans in Richmond Park and travel movements of nobles and ships.
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Vienna
N. S
Baron de Rodt
Brifac
Kehl
Constantinople
Ratisbon
Austria
College of Princes
Casfel
Wirstemberg
Saxe, Weimar
Saxe- Lannenburg
Prince of Wales
Duke
Richmond Park
Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Hampton Court
Lord Harrington
St. James's
Earl of Waldegrave
Hon. East India Company
India
2D Regiment of Foot Guards
Earl of Scarborough
St. James's Park
Cherry
Shear Lane
Broad Street
John Bull
Lottery shares offered for 1731 at Seven Stars Clare Market
Matthew West Goldsmith advertises fractional lottery tickets for the 1731 drawing. Any person may buy one eighth part for 11 6s 6d or a quarter part for 2 13s, with larger shares available and five percent charge. Shares are sold at his house and Brown's Coffee House Spring Garden near Charing Cross, with registration and post delivery. Notes claim past winnings and warn against North's Coffee House in King's Street.
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Brown’s
Spring-Garden
Charing Cross
Great Britain
N. B
Matthew
West
States of Holland
North’s
King’s Slreet
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