Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow and London December notes
A long despatch summary from Moscow reports pacifying efforts by royal kin to deter travel by the Emperor of Russia, with ministers from Germany and Spain holding frequent talks. It notes court movements, troop frontiers near Persia, and rumors of marriage plans, while Copenhagen and Paris exchanges discuss Hanover treaty implications and Spain rejoices at a British pledge not to seize galleons. Various arrivals, appointments, and losses fill the correspondences, including court notices, ships, and theatre listings.
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Baron Ofterman
German Empire
Germany
Spain
Petersbourg
Persia
Efreff
Co . Motor
Natalia
All Russia
Stockholm
Edward Finch
Great Britain
Count Horn
Count Freytag
Copenhagen
Dantzick
Wittinghoff
Domitz
Mecklembourg
Te Dake
Langeman
Courland
Meckrpa
Ac’ Vierina
Ratisbon
Ais
Empire
Aulick Council
Duchy of Mecklembourg
Warsaw
Rome
Poland
Soifris
Paris
Pojitz
Stanhope
Walpole
London
Flambourg
Wych
Berlin
M. de Borg
Baron d'Ilgen
Verden
Charlotte of
Hambourg
Denmark
Stan
France
Pafsan
Endher
Madrid
Oratory Event Promises Wartime Wit and Learning
An odd historical item from Newport describes an evening at the ORATORY featuring a sensational oration on life achievements, wit, humour, politics, amorous matters, religion, and more. It promises a vivid mix of satire, satire on religion, conversation, and worldly ventures with dramatic and literary allusions.
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Oratory
Newport
le Monde
Coblers
Fragmentary Royal Communion Service Description
A garbled account describes the King and Queen with princes and nobles at a Chapel Royal service. Figures named include the Sovereign and companions, a Sword of State, and a Holy Communion observed by the royal party. The readable text hints at formal pageantry surrounding a royal rite.
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Lee Raedi
Chapel Royal
Ayork
Er cp-Frede Orick
Princess Royaly
Caroline
Thief Breaks Open Drawer in Covent Garden Shop
A boy about 17 years old robbed a drawer in William Parns Grocer in Bridges Street Covent Garden. The youth stole money and spent it at the shop between twelve and one o clock. John Bouin broke the drawer lock and Earnell is to be kept as a witness for the case. A reward of two guineas is offered for information leading to the thief’s capture.
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London
Somerset-house
Lord Delaware
Diemar
Hesle-Caffel
Malpas
Paul Methuen
William Hopkins
Duke of Bolton
Troughton
Admiralty Ofice
Dirk Doers
Bourdeaux
Amsterdam
Passage
Michael Lubkaw
Danezick
Adrian Simons
Erickhausen
Dantzick
Stavenger
Hepels
Stetin
Kiskaper
Arily
Charles Ewin
Esg
Rebecca Herbert
John. Bouin
William Parns
Grocerini
William Eariell
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India
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Mary
Porter
Scotland
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Shireburn
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Biddy
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Milfs Rafter
Diana
Miss Smith
Cupid
Robisson
Juni
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Colombine
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iSquire
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Weaver
Meretin
Miss. Robinson
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