Palatine protest against Brunswick Lunenbourg claim to Arch Treasurer title
A December memorial from Ratlston Fan cites the College of Princes and Imperial Decree to oppose Brunswick-Lunenburg’s assertions over the Arch Treasurer title. It argues the Elector Palatine rights remain intact and that the Imperial measures support restoring the office to the Palatine House, invoking BritishElector relations and prior treaties.
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Luveren
Brunswick-Lunenbourg
College of Princes
Palatine House
Great Britain
Brunswick
Lunenbourg
Elector Palatine
Palatine “House
Harunswick
Electoral Palatine
College of the
Princes
Electors Palatine
Bavaria
Empire
Parisian Princesses Obs Queen Child Rumor
Yesterday a mail from France arrived reporting an incident near the young French Princesses. The first Chairman stumbled, the Sedan toppled, and physicians advised the Queen to stay in her chamber for nine days amid rumors she is with child. Lottery tickets payable by the Town-house sold last Saturday reached 45,400 livres. Actions at 1415 livres, excluding the last dividend. Madrid letters wait on the Galleons and Marquess d Abrantes return to Lisbon with the princess exchange, and Gueddez to follow as ambassador.
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France
Madrid
d’Abrantes
Lisbon
M.de Gueddez
Panegyrical Oration At Newport Market On Old Laws
A late eighteenth century notice invites attendees to an earnest panegyric at the Oratory in Newport Market this evening at six. It plans to praise the Lodges and the Earl while discussing building progress, the Masons, and the history before and since. A curious list follows including Le Monde Travesti and several trivial items.
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the Earl of
Oratory
Newport-market
Nice JonEs
Solomon
the Times
Banns of
Marrae
Mackheath
London News and Society Notices Summary
London items report the death of Thomas Perrot Fry a High Court register. a near fire at Robin's Coffee-house in Exchange Alley is suspected arson. Lady Parker of New Bond Street dies. Royally hosted ball planned at Earl of Tankerville’s London house. sermons for Wintry Ward charity to be held at St Michael Royal on College Hill. Royal activities include the Prince’s schedule and court motions. New York reports West Indies storms and ship departures. Boston notes Hollis donation to Harvard College Library. New Hampshire report on October week’s wrath.
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Thomas Perrot
Fry
High Court of Chancery
Robin’s
Exchange Alley
New Bond-street
Parker
Sir Henry Parker
Honington
Warwickshire
Earl of Tankerville
St. James’s Square
Prince
Richmond Park
Lord Ashburnham
St. Michael Royal
College Hill
Children of
Hollis
Colman
Harvard College Library
Cambridge
Boston
New Hampshire
Ottober
Notable colonial appointments and market readings in London
The text records Governor Burnet authorizing Col. William Taylor to replace Samuel Dummer as Naval Officer for Massachusetts Bay and notes daily price quotes for South Sea shares and various bonds. It also lists theatre offerings, administration notices, a lost pocketbook reward, and real estate and leasehold notices under a Chancery decree.
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Mark Hanking
Burnet
William Taylor
Massachusets Bay
Samuel Dummer
Eigg
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South Sea
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India
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London Assurance
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York
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Welch
Royal Exchange
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Feanarys
Chamont
Elringtons
Cattalic
Mr. Wilks
Polydor
Williams
Acasto
Corty
Bridgwater
Monimia
Porter
New Theatre
Haymarket
Venice
Jaffer
Mr. Smith
Pierce
Giffard
Barnum
Renault
Lacy
Duke
Belvidera
Purden
Nichols
Wm. Barrett
Thaves Inn
Holbourn
Richard Lonaford
Middle Temnole
Wm. Loneford
Richard Longford
Ricnara
William Longford
Barrect
Richard
Southampton-street
Covent Garden
St. Paul’s Church
Hill
Southampton
Coven Gardens
N. B. Ic
Blossoms Inn
St. Lawrence Lane
Cheaphole
Wiliam Grubb
Gibbs
Serle
Lincoln’s Inn New Square
William Kinatton
Orchard-street
S. Aane
S-Lane
Westminster
John Tuffnel
Deceas
Lincoln
Riga
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