Portents and Notices From Europe in 1735 Dispatches Report
Expres arrivd this Week from Rogie with Dispatchés which wee immediately communicated to the King and we have since had a report that the Pope has communicated to his Majesty his resolution to acknowledge him King of Poland. Letters from the Czarina announce orders for 22,000 troops to leave the kingdom to ease the provisioning burden on palatines. The 200 Karpigtes captured in a recent clash are freed. M. Dombrowski promoted to bishop. General Gortenfels dies. News of Wolckenstein’s approach to Vienna and Toggenbourg troubles. An advertisement by John Moore, apothecary, offers medicines and pills for various ailments. Rome rumors and conversions to the Church of England discussed. Horatio Walpole arrives from the Hague and meets the King. Appointments and parlor moves, with notes on church and academia. Also several deaths, votes, and political transfers in London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogie
Po____ landes
Nusvia
Czentichow
Uraffon
Steinflicht
M. Dombrowski
Jas
Plocko
M. Zalutki
Gortenfels
birFhousen
Fan
League
Toggenbourg
John Moore
Pete and Mortar
Lanterence - Pountney
Cahnon-street
el Sigfelk
Nices
Barney Jay Nioe
William Mawrtass
London-Bridge
N.B
Reif Hindles
Fife
Guetis
John ‘de ‘Gonzales
Hanover
Gonzales
London
Horatio Walpole
Norwich
Whitehall
Hague
Robert Walpole
St. Jarmis’s
Earl of Crawfurd
North Britain
East Lothian
Earl of Haddington
Duke of
Westminster
Earl of Middlesex
Eark Grinstead
Sussex
John Sackvill
Tamworth
Duke of Dorset
Ireland
Lord Primrose
Earl of Stair
Henry Edwards
Colnbrook
Bloomsbury
John Banister
Boston
King Ftreet
William Richards
Treasury
Jonts
Jortes
Lottery Office
Swanneh
Bally
Atebbery
Newgate
Mr. Grifewodd
Galloway
Nancy
Epsom
Mr. Marsh
Grifewood
Ata Wardmore
Charles Spaxton
Thomas Cotton
Sir Robert Godscall
Propriety Meeting at Fleece Tavern Cornhill 1735
In Cornhill at Fleece Tavern eight 1735, proprietors vote to elect sub governor deputy governor and directors. Alderman Heathcoare to chair. Peter Burrell and Francis Wilks named for sub and deputy governors. A nine man committee is formed to nominate directors with quorum and three days notice required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleece
Cornhill
Fan
Put Bana
Francis Wiks
Peer Borrell
Francis Wilks
Thomas Lombe
George Heathcoate
George Heathcoate, Efg;rman
Norice
South-Sea Company Meeting Notice Fragment
Very fragmentary notice to the proprietors of the South-Sea Company listing a general meeting unannounced and bearing a courteous closing from unnamed governors and loyal servants. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
South-Sea Company
Ding
Fragmentary Notes From a Historic Debit Or Deed Entry
Scattered OCR fragments mention names and actions related to a deed or fee record. The legible items reference a party or parties and a potential date, with unclear terms suggesting a transfer or satisfaction of charges. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
PORT NEWS Dispatch at Downs with Wind from the West
In Dent Port, the ships remain in the Downs as previously noted. The Dove and Wilson are omitted for Guinea service. The wind is from the south west at five knots.
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Warsaw
Rome
Paris
Duke de St. Aignan
Sacred College
Corhni
Cardinal de Figatt
Brae
M Letty Frr
Artagon
Henry Marshall
William Sloane
William Coldman
James Rack
Harry Gough
William Fees
Port News
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