Sweden Denmark North Peace Accord Declares Renunciation
The Danish ministerial reply and Count Teflin's declaration discuss Sweden's efforts to induce Prince Frederick to renounce rights to the Swedish throne for successors. The King of Sweden aims to preserve harmony, avoid foreign court interference, and uphold treaty obligations, while Denmark seeks mutual restraint and quiet in the North. Dublin Castle reports new commissions for St Clair's Regiment of Foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Schulin
Sweden
Grand Duke
Russia
Holstein
Denmark
Europe
Dublin-Castle
Fan
William Montgomery
St. Clair
Regiment of Foot
James Sutherland
Deceas
Walter Campbell
John James
Honorable James Annesley Visits Naas Ireland
The Hon. James Annesley rode through Naas in full state on his way to Wexford receiving utmost public joy. A large retinue of gentlemen accompanied him as crowds lined the streets to welcome and pay their compliments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naas
James Annesley
Wexford
Alderman Agar Elected Lord Mayor and New Chamberlains Named
In York on 17 yesterday Mr. Alderman Agar was unanimously elected Lord Mayor for the year ensuing. Simultaneously, James Saunderson, George Chapman, William Coates, Lister of Malton, Scaife of Busby-Carr, and Gartener of Barswick were chosen chamberlains. The Rev Heneage Deering, son of the Rev the Dean of Ripon, is presented by the Duke of Somerset to the Living of Tadcaster.
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Country News
York
Alderman Agar
James Saunderson
George Chapman
William Coates
Lister
Malton
Scaife
Busby-Carr
Gartener
Barswick
Heneage Deering
Dean
Ripon
Duke of Somerset
Tadcaster
PORT NEWS ARRIVALS FROM MULTIPLE PORTS AND VOYAGES
Yesterday the Nancy from Carolina and the Pearl Facey from Jamaica arrived at Bristel Fan. Various ships including the John Pink for St Kitts and Antigua Packet for Antigua came down. Arrivals at Gravesend include Planters Friend from Maryland and Welcome from Stockholm. other ports report ships from Virginia Lisbon Leghorn and Norway with several arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Bristel
Arriv
Nancy
Carolina
Pearl
Facey
Jamaica
Deal
John Pink
Paul
St. Kitt’s
Antigua
Leffeley
Ariv
Sarah
Susanna
Purches
Smyrna
Bacchus
Cobb
Operto
His
Furnace
Granada
India
Wind N. N. W
Dover
Fan
Batchelor
Woodrope
Viginia
Gravesend
Planters Friendship
Lewes
Maryland
Katharine
Perry
Lisbon
Dartmouth
Peggy
Cuningham
Cowes
Rose
Taylor
Dublin
Diana
M‘carthy
Leghorn
John and William
Morris
Cute
Malone
Vast 18th Century Notices from London and Surrey
Admiralty orders fast ship provisioning for sea duty. Horses moved to Gravesend to remount troops in Flanders. Marriages of Lawes and Applebury noted with fortunes. Deaths and memorials at Peacock Hall and Oxford. Post-Boy robbery report from Stangate Hole with a £200 reward for capture, plus pardon promise.
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Lords of the Admiralty
Norwich
York
St. Mary’s
Lambeth
Prince Cook
Nottinghamshire
Miss Applebury
Francis Applebury
Eton
Buckinghamshire
Peacock Hall
Orford
Sussex
Richard Benson
Hampshire
Oxford
Thomas Leigh
Heyford
Bridge
London
Huntington
Stilton
Stangate-Hole
Durham
Hull
Boston
Falkingham
Lincoln
Horncastle
Louth
Spalding
Stamford
Bourn
Peterborough
Gro
Obituary and Notices From a 1740s Page
The piece memorializes Mr Leigh’s virtuous life and public conduct, then notes the sudden death of Benning and the presentation of Rev Thomas Birch to a Gloucestershire rectory. It also records tea seizure at Barnes, stock and bank quotes, and a notice about the City of London Quarter Sessions in Guilbell with oath requirements for constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Leigh
Benning
Jaconiah Ashley
Strand
Thomas Birch
Sidington
St. Mary
Gloucester
Taylor, Smith, Simpson and Nutt
King’s Warehouse
Barnes
London
Guilbell
George
Proposal to pay national debts by reviving woollen export trade
An English woollen manufacturer presents a method to Parliament to pay the national debts without new taxes, enlarge the trade, prevent running of brandy tea and Sze, and improve uncultivated lands in British dominions. Printed for Jacob Robinson at the Golden Lion Ludgate Street.
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British Dominions
Jacob Robinson
Golden Lion
Ludgate Street
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Stockholm
Teflin
Ireland
Bondon Bridge
South Sea
New South Sad
Royal Exchange Assurance
T. Prem
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