France Triumphs and Imperial Alliances Amid War News
A long, dated dispatch describes renewed French triumphs in Flanders and Fribourg and notes strategic moves by Russia and Sweden. It reports Lubras's claim that Sweden should not join the Francfort Union, and Berlin's strict neutrality orders affecting Saxon defectors. The piece previews broader European tensions as Prussian and English influence revolve around German affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Fribourg
Austria
Europe
France
Stockholm
Lubras
Russia
Sweden
Francfort
Vas
Berlin
Saxony
Dresden
Count de Rees
Bilaw
Germany
Edinburgh Notice of Anecdotal Inheritance Nephew Ramfay
Fragmentary OCR notes show a December entry from Edinburgh dated 573. mentioning Alexander Ramfay Esq who is identified as nephew of Sir Alexander Ramfay of. The readable portion references a familial connection but lacks complete details or actions.
Merger of Names and Misprints in Oceanic Gossip Tale
A garbled notice reports Balmais Bast married to Miss Irving daughter of Alexander Levine of Saphiock with a fortune, and mentions a ship wreck near Eatenbuagh with four men drowned. The text appears as fractured phrases and misjoined names, suggesting a historical clipping with typographical errors and unclear attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmais
Bast
Irving
Adi¢ander Levine
Saphiock
Sterling
Jordan
Eatenbuagh
Port News Arrivals and Naval Movements Reported
Ships arrive at Portsmouth Weymouth Deal and Gravesend ports with crews from Guernsey Alderney Newfoundland Barbados and Jamaica. Royal Navy vessels Fly Amperland Britannia and others sail or anchor under Admiral Medley and Capt Loyde while privateers and merchantmen dock at Ramsgate and Portland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen
Carfe
Leeth
South Carolina
Staibaypton
Fonday
London
Betty
Oliver
Alderney
Swallow
Aldésnéey
John
M. Wir
Judith
Guernsey
Pople
Pec
Reni
Desiré
Wills
Anne
Swher
Newfoundland
Margaret
Elmsley
Petersbours
Weymouth
Portland Road
Fly
Loyde
Admiral Medley
Portsmouth
Spithead
Gosport
Aldborough
Downs
Amperland
Hammond
Port-Mahon
Fanick
Chickingham
New-England
Dorsershire
Bowman
Gibraltar
Britannia
Jackson
Lisbon
Crafe
South Carolinas
Elizabeth
Goulton
Wilmington
Darling
Swan
Dadding
Resolution
Elworthy
Ramsgate
Barbadods
Lyme
Notable Marriages and Deaths and Privateering News Report
Left Week was married at St Edmunds Bury to Miss Capel with fortune and beauty noted. Obituaries record the deaths of Mr May, Mr Sanders, and Rev William Reading MA. A Camberwell house robbery left two pistols. thefts of timber and silver spoons are reported. Privateers seize prizes from Cape Breton and Quebec ships. Bristol hosts captured vessels and ransom payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.on
Don
St. Edmund’s Bury
Suffolk
George Sheldon
Edwardstone
Capel
Fleet-Street
May
Chathamard
Downing Street
Westminster
Sanders
Southwark
Robert Lacey
Newington
Elizabeth Hammond
Justice Bevois
Gray
Rotherhithens
Elizabeth, Nesbitt
N.S
Corinth
Rassoon
Arriv
Southampton
Morecock
tfon-Morlaix
English Sailors Arrive From St Mato Prisoner Trade News
A Castel Ship from St Mato, of Capt Young, arrives at Poole with 230 English sailors and an imprisonment length of seven months under humane French treatment. The St Magy Macky from Jamaica to London is captured and Brest-bound, while the King's Meadow Mansfield and the Hamilton Begtt from Jamaica are seized to St Malo. A London road meeting near St Malo drowns 143 people. Prize numbers drawn include 46,393 48,622 59330 32061 32048 47329 with a 1000 prize sold at Shores Hazard’s State Lottery Office. A Christmas sermon is planned at St Michael's Cornhill for local children. Bank and securities quotes appear, with South Sea stock at 112 and annuities listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mato
Young
Kinsale
Poole
Northumberland
St. Magy
Macky
Jamaica
London
Brest
King’s Meadow
Mansfield
Hamilton
Begtt
Glasgow
St. Malo
Alk Baiglith
Hazard
St. Michael’s In
Cornhill
Doughty
St. John’s Clerkenwell
Lime+Street
N. B
Royal Proclamation Date in George the Second's Reign
A dated royal note from December 1744 marks the eighteenth year of King George II’s reign over Great Britain and related dominions. The brief entry records a formal time reference without further context or events linked to the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George the Second
Great Britain
Anime
James
London
Faid AG
Pibkick
African House
Court of Asistants
Royal African Company of England
Court of AssRants
Richard. Spence
Sccr
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Se Téeok
Cafes
Fribon
London Bridge
Westenlay
South Sea
New South Sea
Indiana
Ey Exchange Assurance
India
D. Seaman
Leadenhail-street
Aleven i
Forencon
Ricuarb Spence
Mr. Hayman
R. Pranckin
Rafiel Streeer
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