War News and Court Dispatches From Europe
Letters from Holland Seville and Paris report速 hastening recruits for fortifications before Gibraltar and dock improvements. Parma's death and Parma Placentia possession by Imperial troops follow Count Boromeo’s dispatch. Tuscany’s duke is ill, Lima arrives as ambassador designate, Schulenberg lands in Paris. Castelhar, Fleury, and ministers discuss Italy descent planned for April amid imminent war.
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Wight
Holland
Seville
Gibraltar
Viena
Boromeo
Italy
Parma
Placentia
Tuscany
Lima
M. Schulenberg
York and Pearl Go Guns in Commission Amid 18th Century Naval Decisions
London reports the York and Pearl Man of War receive commissions with Captains Vanbrugh and Lee, plus Salisbury Man of War under Captain Clinton. The Pearl slated for Guinea and West Indies, Salisbury for Newfoundland. Also noted: Oxford degree for Courtenay, and Westminster Justices sentencing vagabonds and disorderly houses. Upcoming assizes list locations and dates across Wiltshire and Devon.
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London
Lords
Admiralty
York
Vanbrugh
Lee
Horlton
Deering
Swanton
Salisbury
Clinton
Guinea
West Indies
Newfoundland
Courtenay
William Courtenay
Bart
Magdalen College, Oxford
John Gonton
Justice Meard
Justice Saville
Galloway
Launceston
Exeter
Cadhall
Devon
Calth Co
Theatre and stock list fill March court notices in Oxford and Gloucester
The document records court sessions for Oxford Circuit from March 1 to March 27 at Readings Oxford London and Gloucester with additional sessions in Monmouth Hereford and Worcester. It also lists South Sea stock prices and a flurry of theatre announcements at Drury Lane Goodman’s Fields and Fawkes’s in London with performers, roles, and showtimes, plus a sale notice for coffee and books and notices of private entertainments and exotic birds for display.
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Oxford
Fortescue
Aland
Lee
Berks
Readings Oxon
Gloucester
City of
Monmouth
Hereford
Salop
Stafford
Worcester
City of Worcester
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
York Buildings
Welch
Ndia
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
ROVER
White’s Chocolate House
St. James's Street
Goodman’s Fields
Colonel Fainwell
W. Wiliams
Philip Piedelove
Bullock
Periwinkle
Collet
Obadiah Prim
Mr Morgan
Tradelove
Pearce
Sackbut
R. Williams
Fireman
Hovard
Simon Pure
W. Giffard
Anne Towely
Haughton
Prim
Thomas
Berry
Palmer
Hudtbras
Peartree
Sraprelear
Rako
Bardin
Ply
Rosco
Margery
Miss Smith
Ther
Fawkes’s
Fames-Areet
Hay
Hann
N.B
Pinchbeck
Moscow
Russia
Bay of Gibraltar
Windsor Castle
Constantinople
Turkey
Uworer
Genlemen
Lades
Pallampank
East-Indies
Europe
Nate
England
George Tavern
Charing Cross
Exchange-Alley
Mason Stairs
Southwark
Guld
Cupad
Gorda
Edmund Thurtle
St. Saviour’s Church-sard
Popic
Norice
Golden Square
Bridges
Chancery_ — Lane
Ludpare-H Il
Serjant
Lowe
Piccadilly
Bard
Cheapside
Lincoln’s Inn_ New Square
George Townend
Deceas
Thamas Owen
Charles Townend
Parfnans
Hon
Court of Exchequer
Westminster
Cachebert
Afernoon
Charles Taylor
Efu
Lepary
Georrand
Ox Dryden
Lucian
Morer
Bibneth
Li Popery
William Penn
Hada Harding
St. Marcin
Mr. Lewis
Covent-Ga
Brown
Bibhotheca Rivalliana
Rival
BP. Burnet
En Bochart
Rieux
Stephanus de Arbbus
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clar¢market
Albert
Cofvra
P Cavaliers
Rainton
Houghton
Evans
Syrens
Walter
Delorme
Miss Mears
Miss Williams
Amphitrite
Booth
Effex
Sally
Cibber
Colombie
Pierot
Mouf
Roger
Rainron
Mr. Harner
Oares
Mr. Thurmond
Mr. Lally
Mr. Houghton
Mr. Effen
Mr. Wetherile
Mr. Wrist
Mr. Grey
Mr. Burne
Mr. Tench
Lally
Universal Spectator
Henry Stowzcastle
Northumberland
S.neviin
Baily
Ludgate
J.rostars
Warwick Lane
Lion of the Croaris
Little Chapel-stree
Soho Square
Azaingthe
Cys
Srites
Cornhill
Blreary
Paul’s
Ss. Paul's
Bearn
Anthony Colins
Tuo
Ballard
Philia de Chines Riiera Marm
Oxon
Glorius
eftminster-Hall
Brindy
Dhe Strand
Wal Strahan
Cuba
Venice
Polit
C. Richelice de
Colbert Hill
New Bond-tree
Harding
St. Martin’ s-Lanti Ng Shilling
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