Empress Announces Treason Trials of Dolghorucki Princes
The manifesto of ANNE EMpress exposes high treason by Prince Alexis Dolghorucki and his kin Sergius John Basil Volodomir against the Rufian Empire. It details concealment of the Emperor Peter II illness, coercive marriage schemes, seizure of crown movables, and expulsions, with further crimes uncovered during exile and new trials ordered. The document hints at continued proceedings to be continued.
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Alexis Dolyhovucki
Sergius
John
Gregory
Alexis
Basil
Luke
Volodomir
Joan
Peter II
Jong
Moscow
Monash
Dolghorucki
Katherine
Dolghorschi
Basil-Loukitz Dolghorucki
Basil- Loukitz Delghorucki
Basil Wolodimerowitz Dolghorucki
Schlieficbourg
Prince John Alexiewitz Dolghorucki
Ships Lost Near Scarborough But Crews Saved
Newcastle reports two vessels from York were driven north of Scarborough. The Ship of Mark Allan laden with salt and coal had the crew saved. The Ship of Thomas Girdler laden with wood for Sunderland disappeared days earlier between Burlington and Scarborough, with all crew members safe.
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Country News
Newcastle
Mark Allan
York
Scarborough
Thomas Girdler
Sunderland
Burlington
Scarbrrough
Port News Briefes of Ship Losses and Departures
Deal December 25 report lists the Dunkirk Man of War and the Outward-bound failed, the Dutch East-India Snip till remains, and the Caledonia with Moncrieff bound for Antigua failing as well. Europa with Dawson to Chester and Greyhound with Purtell to Bristol also fail. Wind in the east.
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Port News
Deal
Dunkirk
Caledonia
Moncrieff
Antigua
Europa
Dawson
Chester
Greyhound
Purtell
Bristol
Wind East
London Notes on Elections and Obits in Red Lion Square
London letter recounts Dr Douglas meeting the King at St James's after attending the Princess of Orange in her lying-in. It notes Leicestershire election chosen Lord Guernsey amid a peacetime process, wardmote results for Farringdon Without, and local tradesmen pressed to repair pavements. Marriage of Edmund Stephens to Miss Sawle. illness of Sir William Clayton. death of Hon. Thomas Herbere. Oxford news of Mrs Crew’s death adding to the head librarian’s endowment.
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Douglas
Red Lion Square
Holland
Princess of
Guernsey
Aylesford
Fermby
England
Farringdon
Master
Smithfield
Burton
St. Martin’s
Ludgate
Edmund Stephens
Wantage
Berks
Sawle
William Clayton
Bletchingly
Soho Square
Gerard Street
Soho
Thomas Herbere
Newport
Cornwall
Foot Guards
Earl of Pembroke
Oxford
Crew
George Crew
Nathan Baron Crew
Durham
Lincoln College
Vicar of Johnston Presented After Death of Incumbent
A notice states Rev. Mr. Davies M A Vicar of Stainton Pembroke is presented to the Rectory of Johnston in St David’s Diocese, vacant by the death of the last incumbent. The report also lists mixed items including lottery numbers, a fatal fire at Mr. Thomas Trent’s house in Ratcliff Highway, maritime news, and theatre listings.
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Davies
Stainton
Pembroke
Johnston
St. David
Thomas Trent
New Gravel Lane
Ratcliff Highway
Mrs. Trent
Ninty
St. Joseph Caracen
Long-Reach
Margate
Neptune
Gibraltar
Newton
Barbadoes
London
Penzance
Carter
Malbon
Virginia
France
London Bridge Morning Market Prices Report
Market notes show high water at London Bridge at nine am. Listings include South Sea and New South Sea Annuities, Bank figures, Royal Exchange, African and India securities, various bonds and loans, Exchequer orders, and lottery tickers with mixed premiums and discounts. Several entries mention opening prices and book closings for the day.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Mine Adventure
Worthy Inhabitants of the Ward of Farringdon Without
A council candidate thanks the ward for electing him to the Common Council. He pledges to serve the city and ward, to pursue its interests, and to remain diligent and obedient in his duties.
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Farringdon
Letter found in York Buildings offered reward
An item describes a letter sealed with unknown gold and papers found between Spittle Fields and Soho on Monday evening. It requests return to Mr Lampher at York Buildings Strand or to Mr James Guillet at Browne's Lane Spittle Fields for a handsome reward.
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Spittle-Fields
Soho
Lampher
York-Buildings
Strand
James Guillet
Browne’s Lane
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Rufia
Anne
Theatre Royal
Dsury - Lane
Ketth Goodfellow
Covent-Garden
the Royal Mercuant
London Bridge
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