Investiture Dispute Over Jagernndorff Principality
Fragmented chronicle details the Royal House of Prussia Brandenbourg feud over Jagernndorff and its Dependencies. It traces the 17th century succession, imperial decrees, and attempts by Elector Brasidenbourg and Ernest to reclaim or suppress claims. The narrative notes outlawry, exile, and long negotiations spanning decades without resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratte
Lewis
George
Quéefiién
George-Frederick
Jagerndorff
Joakim-Fredérick
Brasidenbourg
Royal House of
Prussia
Electoral
Brandenbourg
Frederick
House of
Gera
Poffefsion
Itagsin
John-George
Frederick I
Elector Palatine
Bohemia
Ferdinand II
Jagerrdorff
Ernest
Bohemiz
Brendenbourg
Jagesndorff
Riots at Blyth over corn scarcity disturb Edinburgh letter
A private Morpeth letter reports a mob at Blyth caused by corn shortage. They forced granaries, destroyed and carried away wheat valued at 500 pounds, evaded Proclamations, and clashed with guards. Mr Foster and others protected property but mobs later looted more grain before dispersing. Local authorities fled as the unrest spread through Morpeth and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Morpeth
Blyth
Harlie
Fidrpeth
Foster
Spain
Philip Jubb
Bolt
London
Fatal Loss of Liz Dinely Goodier on the Rabyan of War
Report of a fatal incident aboard the Rabyan of War blamed on a cutting entailed by Liz Dinely Goodier. The crew, including his sister’s two sons and wife to Mr Foor, face charges in Newgate as conspirators hired by his brother. A Jamaica trade ship launch at Wapping ends in damage after striking a crane. A burglary at William Reed’s house results in valuables stolen and evidence locked in a Compter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Bristol
Fin
Liz
John’ Dinely
Foor
Truro
Corkwail
Aone
Newgate
Eka Charles
Bryant
Edward MacDaniel
William
Hammond
Fon
Steve
Kirig-Road
Tech
Wapping
William Reed
Mealman
St. Peter’s Street
Shipping Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
A fragmented list of vessels and routes appears with arrivals at Dartmouth Swansey Philadelphia and London. Names include Elizabeth Sucker Loyal Judith Painter Samuel Piercy Penelope and Restoraion along with ships from Jamaica Dieppe and Wales. Several ports feature multiple consignments and routes in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Anne
Laud
Opegos
Swansey
Wales
Restoraion
Swan
Banta Cray
Philadelphia
Judith
Samuel
Piercy
Admiralty appointments and local notices from London
The Lords Commissioners appoint Capt Falkingham to command the Royal Sovereign and Capt Allen to the Royal George. Nathaniel Napier is named office-keeper and messenger to the Land-Tax commissioners. Notices report deaths at the Admiralty Office, mentions a court case, and lists imports and exports of Brandy, Iron, Rum, and Tea. Theatres announce performances as stock and annuity prices near London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yeterday
Board of Admiralty
Royal Sovereign
Caprt
Falkingham
Royal George
Allen
Vernon
Séay
the Treasury
Nathaniel Napier
King’s-Street
Westminster
Blankley
Admiralty Office
Thomas Frankland
Tusk
Yorkire
Rogers
Mark-Lane
Hammond
Jnn
Blackman-street
Southwark
London- Bridge
Wilfan
Sarah Cowen
Newgate
Alderman Lambert
George Pearce
Glover
Maryland
Swansey
Dunkirk
Jamaica
East-India
Lisbon
West-Indies
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Cig of Pruffis
Silesia
Alon
Don
Staubel Fs
Betty
Dixon
Easters
Deal
Downes Gxspeund
Dieppe
Mary
Naylor
Sarah
Eligabeth
Sucker
Fromtigua
Puening
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
Greenwich
Park
Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
Bec
Gar
London Bridge
Alt
Westerday
New South
Bank
Prem
India
Malling Bank
Royal Eactanbe
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