Imperial Augmentation of the Regiments and Court Talks
Vienna reports a planned expansion of the Imperial regiments to be filled mainly from Italy with anticipated imperial aid if needed. News notes Count Lagnafto’s audience with the Emperor, Saxony’s conditions unknown, and possible Windifgrasz as envoy. Other items include a rumored Mercy death, a Turkish consul appeal, and foreign dispatches from Dresden, Berlin, and Paris about wars, marriages, and diplomatic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lagnafto
Saxony
Count de Windifgrasz
Warsaw
Phas
France
Marquesis de Monti
Ratisbon
Evangelick Boly
Berlin
Borck
Price
Wales
Prince de Scherbarow
Spain
Denmark
Francfort
Princess of Wittenberg
Dantzick
Ferdinand de Courland
M. Titley
Great Britain
Paris
Constantinople
The Sabbath History and Wise Men Sermon at Oratory
A Sunday program at the Oratory near Clare-market offers a sermon on The History of the Sabbath and The Wise Men of the East with discussion of whether they were Magi or Kings and where they came from. Additional talks include a Carrick Point of Religion and a theological lecture answering how Christians gain forgiveness before death. Also noted are reflections on the death and character of the Earl of Detroit and Duke of Montstoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln’s-Sun-Fields
Clare-market
Achalf
Earl of
Detroi Aine
Duke of
Moxstourn
London News of Court Appointments and Trials
Major Cholmondeley becomes Deputy Governor at Chester Castle replacing the late Brigadier Newton. Sir John Gorton and fellow magistrates conduct gaming-house raids in Middlesex and Westminster to curb illegal tables. The coffin pall at Mr Dobbyns, St Sepulchre’s, is planned with surgeons listed, and comedian Boheme dies in Camberwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholmondeley
Earl of Cholmer
Castle of Chester
Newton
Deceas
Barnets
Haymarket
Lacemian
Magle
Prince of Wales
Morris
Archdeacon Furney
Cailar
Chapman
Dee
Wright
London
Earl of Portmore
Treasury
Exchequer
Essex Collins
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Goldmiths Hall
Dobbyns
St. Sepulchre’s Church
Green
Webb
Bigg
Freke
Dansley
Philips
Camberwell
Boheme
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Jordan
St Stephen Wallbroke
Watson
Lucy Goodchard
Redlion-street
Holbourn
Gray’s-Ion-Fields
Gray’s- Fon-Walks
John Lord Delawar
John Gonton
Ruff
Thomas Railton
Thomas Wynn
Thomas Scor
Jacob Delamar Blagny
Nathaniel Blackerby
John Mercer
Richard Farewel
Alexander Chock
Thomas Salt
Esys
Middlesex
Everal
Sharples
Liberty of Westminster
Theatre notices at Drury Lane stage January sale
An open letter defends a new comedy The Lover and denies authorship by the father. The piece promises public performance by His Majesty's Company of Comedians at Theatre Royal Drury Lane with tickets at Cook's and author’s lodgings. Upcoming shows include The Man of Mode and Cephalus and Procris with a pantomime Harlequin Grand-Volgi for Sir Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Felf
Cook
His Majesty
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Man
Sir Fortune Flurrer
Cephalus
Procris
Harlequin Grand-Volgi
Neptune
Cibber
Ro Aurora
Grace
Rafter
Plea
Mr. Lally
Mr. Hough
Essex
Werherik
Wright
Grey
Burner
Teach
Lally
Jun
Monsieur Roger
Pierot
Drury-Lane
Vine
Jace
Joan VarnauGu
Sir John Brute
Constant
Mr. Wilks
W.millis
Brute
Heron
Herton
Pelindi
Booth
Madicifeie
Charlie
Harlequin Grand
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Yeterday
Mai
Wolland
Vienna
Oratory
Xellening Beeth Sea
India
Dicco
Royal Exchange Assurance
Dircco
Bonden Pirates Nerths
York Buildings
Rean Vs
Ditto
Englith Copper
Welcham & Pe
South Sea Bonds
Ndia
Riga
Finlen
Mr. Drake
Dragpitt
Fleet-street
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