Empress visits Bratinska and Troitza Convent in Moscow
Reports from Moscow and nearby cities describe the Empress departing Ismailow on the 13th, arriving at Bratinska for the night, dining at Sofrena, and proceeding to the Convent of Troitzz where relics of St. Sergius were displayed. The festival of the saint was celebrated there, with plans to return to Ismailow the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismailow
Bratinska
Sofrena
M. Seltikoff
Troitzz
Sergius
Persia
Astracan
Voronitz
China
Siberia
Stockholm
Dresden
St. Anne
Orzelska
Holstein
Poland
Prussia
Anspach
Dantzicx
Ferdinand of
Courland
Diet
Seville
Mecklesbourg
Charles Leopold
Dantarck
France
Imperial Commission
Rambourg
Count Raffewitz
Baron Stambole
Duke of Holstein Gottorp
Dumont
Holsingfort
Schonen
Lewenhorn
Public Acknowledgment of Dr Moore Cure in 1738
Mary Talboy of Lambs Conduit Passage Holborn reports persistent ailments including hysteric colic spleen and heart palpitations. She credits John Moore apothecary Pestle and Mortar Laurence Pountney with a month long cure and offers gratis medicines to paupers proven curable upon churchwardens’ recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Talboy
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
Cannon-street
Moore
N. B
Royal Appointments and People in High Society News
London reports: James Earl Waldegrave named ambassador to the Christian King. Colonel Kane departs for Minorca via France, with Colonel Montague set to return. Marriages, fortunes, and a noble heirloom are noted along with the Earl of Ashburnham's ill daughter, Drs Arbuthnot Wilmer and Johnson attending. Darby seeks health in Germany. demise of Mr Jones, Hamburgh merchant. Cherokee principal and generals visit Sadler's Wells tomorrow.
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James Earl Waldegrave
Kane
Minorca
France
Edward Montague
St. Philip’s Castle
Faid
Augustin Earl
Idham Sprage
Bruther
Regiment of Foot
John Vaughan
William Gwinne Vaughan
County of
Brecon
Chancery-lane
Earl of Ashburnham
Battle
Sussex
Arbuthnot
Wilmer
Johnson
Major Darby
Foot Guards
Germany
Mr. Jones
St. Mary Axe
Long Lancastrian Chronicle item with robberies and trades
Henry Heron goes dangerously ill in Fulham while a Purse of Fifty Guineas is won by Lady Third at Billington Mead. A Bay Mare owned by Mr Thatcher races for Twenty Guineas. various robberies surround Christ Church and Hounslow Heath. Town watch reports, appointments, and a London area crime note conclude with transport and trade notices.
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Henry Heron
Knights of the Shire
Lincoln
Fulham
Middlesex
Billington Mead
Leighton Buzzard
Bedfordshire
Bertie
Thatcher
Oxford
Leighton Town
Bear
Thomas Barber
Westminster Hall
Randall
Tothill Fields
Bridewell
Taunton
Heath
Belfound
Hounslow
William Slade
Newgate
Justice Gifford
William Lowfeld
Poultry Compter
Glover
St. Paul’s
Delavall
Compter
Weston Underwood
Oney
Buckinghamshire
Tunbridge-Wells
Marlborough
Manchester
Newcastle
Sunderland
Rothes
Diana Spencer
Momijoy
Tyrawly
Countess of Stamford
Gregory Page
William Chapman
Mr. Southwell
William Conolly
Lewes
Duke of Richmond
William Gage
Wa Mark
Duke of Bolton
Sir Arthur Haffling
Mr. Shepherd
Mr. Nun
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Moscow
Berlin
Sierwick
Count Rudowski
Chevalier
Saxony
Italy
Rantzau
Oliderto
Gluckstadt
Mecklembourg
Duchy of Mecklembourg
Subdelegate Commission
Chnitz
Warnec
Grabo
London
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York
Welch
Jon Jones
Birchin-Lane
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