Recruits From Fiume to Capua and Vatican Couriers
Naples reports a large influx of recruits from Fiume Trieste and Lombardy enabling possible mass mobilization near end of month with a 10 000 to 12 000 man camp discussed between Gayea and Capua Fortifications at St Elmo castle and Nuovo wall are being strengthened A 40 000 ducat loan is sought and a 10th penny tax on revenues is debated in Sicily Rome notes papal audiences Consistory actions promotions and removals amid Vatican politics and security actions with several cardinals bishops and officials.
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Fiume
Trieste
Lombardy
Gayeea
Capua
St. Elmo
Satigmano
Nuovo
Council of the Finances
Sicily
Messina
Melazzo
Germany
Rome
Schonborn
Biff
St. Marvahe
Signor
Giustiniani
Nicholas Spinola
Alberoni
Neri Corfini
Sig. Acquaviva
St. Clement
Chamberlain
M. Calan
Crema
Colonitz
Zinzendorf
Fini
Cardinal Colcia
aMitt
M. Santa Maria
Holy Office
Falconieri
Cardinal Carraccioli
de Rohan
Berromeeo
France
Albani
Imperiali
Corradini
Celicola
Banchieri
Ricci
Lana
Miorelli
Corcia
Vatican
Signor Prytis
St. Angelo
Signor Safi
Sacripante
Corfini
Congent
Pope
Deal
Barker
Gibraltar
Newcastle
Stirling
Roe
Milford
Tilly
Cadiz
Hambourg
John
Tyson
Oporto
Bourdeaux
Beach
Exchange
Harris
Success
Waus
Dublin
Cupid
Pugh
Smyrna
Victory
Freebody
Rhode Island
Wind & S. W
Worm Medicines Draw Huge Worms from Patient at Pestle and Mortar
OHN MUNCK sought help for stomach pain and, after using Mr John Moore of the Pestle and Mortar, expelled a nine foot six inch worm followed by a twelve foot worm and a monstrous jointed worm. The patient then relapsed, taking more powders and a further worm with a forked tail. Moore claims cures for Dropsy with unique medicines and offers to treat provenly curable poor patients for free if endorsed by parish churchwardens.
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John Moore
Lawrence Pountrey’s Lane
Cannon-street
Mr Moore
Pai
London notices of court, travel, crime and theater
London’s weekling report notes the Earl of Sunderland’s voyage toward Holland and expected arrivals from Paris. It lists Welsh judges, circuit assignments, and a Bath trip for a lord and lady, plus local crime, stock prices, and an appeals court postponement. It advertises Reynolds theater events at Tottenham Court with cast details and timed showings. It ends with a sale notice for a coach and chariot in London.
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London
Earl of Sunderland
Holland
Edward Murray
John Mavrey
Duke of Achat
Paris
Old Bond-street
John Wills
Chester
William Jefsop
Flint
Denbigh
Montgomery
Serjeant
Chapple
Thomas Martin
Carnarvon
Merioneth
Anglesea
Laurence Carter
John Verney
Glamorgan
Brecknock
Radnor
John Trevor
William Beeston
Carmarthen
Pembroke
Cardigan
Justice Probyn
Newland
Gloucestershire
Bath
Beckford
William Beckford
Asted
Epsom
Surrey
Arthur Brehon
Tipperary
Ireland
Throgmorton-street
Royal Exchange
Stamford Hill
Tottenham
William Bishop
Martha Bishop
Newgate
Richard Smith
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Esq
Batchelor
Lucinda Lovely
James S
Westminster
Eben Hero
Knicknack
Spencer
Times
Ohn Munck
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Huildings
Thalf African
Welch
Reynolds
Booth
Tottenham “Court
Mr. Muar
Mr. Rosco
Xr. Jones
My. Scoppelaer
Mr. Dove
Mr. Knoch
Miller
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Doves
Mrs. Leton
Theatre Royal
Inn Fields
Dancine
Mons
Scduce
Mr. Neale
Copemro