Foreign and Imperial Dispatches from Vienna to Versailles
Reports from Vienna December 2 and Paris December 8 describe German states planning to raise 30000 men and contract for thousands of horses, the Ottoman court reception of envoys, and a possible peace move with Persia. Dispatches note Turkish reconciliation, embargoes on certain audiences, military mobilizations on the Lunenbourg frontier, and court opinions on bishops duties amid Clerical Assembly debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis
Eugene of
Savoy
Constantinople
M. Dahlman
France
Great Britain
Russia
Venice
Paris
Marseilles
Persia
Orty Counsellors
Arret
Versailles
Cardinal de Biffi
Narbonne
Nifmes
Francfort
Lunenbourg
Hanover
Count de Seckendorf
Potsdam
M. Bertucher
Moscow
Duke of Lima
Warsaw
See and Queen at Drury Lane Theatre Royal
London reports royal attendance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane to watch the Fatal Marriage and the masque Harlequin Grag d Volgley amid applause for the pantomime. Other items note travels of Sir John Buckworth and Barons Carter Reynolds and Announcements of court sittings, a Westminster Abbey monument, a burglary in Grosvenor Street, and various financial prices including South Sea stock and Bank rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Highbners
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Emilia
Caroline
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Cephalus
John Buckworth
Lord Lowyer
Baron Carter
Leicester
Baron Reynolds
St. Edmund’s Bury
Serjeants
Scotland
Shire of Fife
Dysart
Grosvenor-street
John Gonton
Justice Railton
Justice Saville
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
Rgr
York Buildings
Welch Dicto
To be LETT and sold estates in Southwark and Paddington
Dec 1 1730s notices advertise lettings and sales of property. A house and wharf in Mountague Close near St Mary Overy’s Church Southwark, with horses and carts in lease, are offered by William East. A large brick house in Paddington fronting the Green with garden, meadow, coach-house, stables, and servant rooms is to be let. Freehold and leasehold estates at Tottenham High Cross Middlesex are to be sold by the assignees under a commission against Noah Delafontain. Details available from Thomas Wisdom’s estate agents in Mountague Close, William Langmore in Cornhill, Joshua Haward at Founder's Hall, or at the Virginia Coffee-house St Michael’s Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Lawrence Pountney’s Lane
N.B
Afdte
John Moone
Robert Williams
Strand
St. Clement’s Church
Middlesex
Thomas Bennest
Thomas Cafe
Fenchurch-street
London
Norice
Cafe
Thomas Bennet
Robert Wiliams
Thomas Bennett
Thomas Wisdom
Mountague Close
St Mary Overy’s Church
Southwark
William East
London Bridge
Paddington
Gretn
Joseth Biscoe
Middle-Temple
Gilbert
Ormon
Noah Delafontain
Tottenham Higheros
County of
Afsignees
William Langmore
Cornhill
Joshua Hawad
Founder’s-hall
Lothburys
Virginia Coffee-houser
St. Michael’s Aley
Cornhil
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Viterdéy
Francs
Holland
Vienna
Panthea
Oratory
Lincoln’ s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Janus
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Mills
Wilks
Wm. Mills
Porter
Thurmond
Horton
Haymarket
Goodman's Fields
Earl of Essex
Earl of
Efsix
Smith
Burleigh
W. Giffard
Southampton
W. Williams
Raleigh
Barden
Lieutenant
Tower
R. Wiliams
Queen
Haughton
Rutland
Giffard
Nottingham
Thomas
Flora
Pearces
Thomas Tefty
Coley Dick
Peterson
Mountfort
Berry
Sorih
Palmer
Lombard-street
Cook
Coonhill
N. B
John Mence
Lincolnshire
Great Ridesk Street
St. James’s
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