Patrols seize 14 suspects and two foreign travelers in Austria
News from Vienna reports fourteen men and women held as members of a gang of thieves and poisoners near Sankt Polten, to be sent to Hungarian mines. Two richly dressed men posing as travelers were also arrested. Protests over church affairs and court intrigues fill other dispatches from Ratisbon, Worms, Nuremberg, and Hanover, while botanical wonders from Seifert’s garden captivate readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Sépe
N. S
S. Polten
Hungary
Count de Manteuffei
Poland
Ratisbon
N.S
Coucil
Worms
Luther
Otober
Wurtzbug
M. van Ethal
Chamber and War Office
van Aussafs
Wurtzburg
Bamberg
Mecklemburg
Leypsick
Neuremburg
Wiesenheid
John George Seifert
Count von Schonborn
Ponceau
M. Seifert
Ae Swerin
M. Debn
Guards
Heers
Dageroft
Hadel
Count de Dehn
M. de Rats
Duke of Jel
Berlin
Wusterhausen
Prince Galliczin
Moscow
Mentz
Theodore of Bavaria
Francfort
Barcelona
Milan
Spain
Hanau
Cologn
London
Italy
Duffeldorp
Seville
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Courant
Plymouth
O&ob
John
Anne
Shirley
Plimouth
Rebecca
Tyfack
Barbadoes
Hannah
Coats
Hudson's Bay
Providence
Podd
Crowley
Clark
Jamaica
Express
Northton
Gallipoli
Ross
Lawson
Barbary
Ann
Moore
Lisbon
Experiment
Reeves
Venice
Jane
Dublin
Folloty
West Indies