Canonization of Saint John Neopomucene Celebrated in Rome
The ceremony outside St John Lateran grandly adorned with arches, a gallery, and a sergeant of architectural displays. The pope placed the saint among the saints after processions and honors, with Te Deum, cannons, and Swiss guards volleys. Attendees included cardinals, ministers, nobility, and foreign dignitaries. storms distrubed Roan and Troyes in nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neopomucene
Basilick
St. John Lateran
John the Baptist
St. John the Evangelist
Bohemia
Signor Valenci
d’Alban
St. Angelo
St. John
Imperiali
Alban
Olivieri
M. Spork
Adrato
Chevalier de St. George
Mail From France and Flanders Reports and Royal Updates
Letters from Madrid Seville and Paris parchment from May and June recount a French Dutch and Spanish network of news. A 114-year-old monk death in Portugal is hailed as a miracle and examined by physicians. The Emperor orders courier dispatches for Mecklembourg East Frisia peace. the Empress reportedly pregnant though unconfirmed. The Prince of Vingtimille leaves prison debts for Madrid. Queen of Spain let blood for pregnancy, and Bouillon heads to Valenciennes with his regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Archdurchess
Austrian Netherlands
Roan
Troyes
Marquess de Broglie
Venradour
France
Stanislaus
Sorbonne
Cardinal de Fleury
Cardinal de Noailles
Royal College and Society of Navarre
Marquiss de Monti
Poland
Warsaw
Falmouth
Avero
Bowen
Yarmouth
Malaga
Philman
London
Hambourg
Madera
Southampton
Britto
Dartmouth
Cadiz
Antigua
Deal
Essex
Africa
Mary
Brown
CaJiz
Anne
Wigg
Gibraltar
Portland
Winchester
Loo
Enterprize
Experiment
Kinsale
Gosport
Blandford
Whidah
Story
East
Wind E. N. E
Gravesend
Betty
Conway
Rotterdam
Recovery
Peremore
Gottenburgh
Rebekah
Martin
Surety
Hamond
Norway
Oporto
Portugal
Manuel
St. Bernard
Vienna
England
Europe
Mecklembourg
East-Friesland
Funero
Vingtimille
Ramilles
Madrid
Paris
Seville
Spain
Granada
St. Lucar
Fort St. Mary
Prince de Bouillon
Valenciennes
Death of the Duke of Devonshire in Piccadilly
London notices the death of William Cavendish Duke of Devonshire at his Piccadilly house. The bulletin records his titles, offices, and service under Queen Anne and later monarchs, along with brief family details. It also mentions royal illness, court movements, and several racing results and public notices from Dublin and London establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Cavendish
Duke
Earl of Devonshire
Marquis of Hartington
Baron Cavendish of
Hardwick
Rosulorum
County of Derby
Order of the Garter
Charter-house
Anne
Garter
County of
Derby
Trent
George
Hanover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flanders
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
the Times
Cular
Lord Carleton
Rachel
William Lord Ruffell
James II
William Marquis of
Hartington
Catherine
John Hoskyns
Tate
Red Lion Square
Hoth
County of Huntingdon
James
Charles
City of Westminster
Ann de Grey
Duke of Kent
Prince of Wales
William Morgan
Brecon
Bath
Elizabeth
Thomas Lowther
Hooxer
County of Lancaster
Borough of
Lancaster
Emilia
Duke of Queensberry
Dover
Edinburgh
James Philipps
Cardigan
Werwick
St. David's
Charles Gough
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Mr. Chandler
Diamond
Mr. Sinclair
Modesty
Charles Sedley
Arthur Hefilinge
Capt Crouch
Mr. Hall
Mr. Cole
Mr. Neale
Peggy Grieve
Myr. Couon
Crat
Newmarket
Cale
Peeper
Mr. Goodhall
Lord St. John’s
Mr. Bacon
Ayscough
Mr. Sanfum
Aterry
Elizabeth Mather
Charles Street
Smithheld
Baily
Ryder
Laurence Judge
St. Katharine’s
Thames
Musical Society
Castle Tavern
Pater-notter Row
Putney
Bowling-Green House
Winthers-Hall
Thames Street
Dublin
Ship Street
Birch
Moor
Quin
Grisdale
Newgate
Lovet
Gilcreeft
Sherwood
Pertons
Rintfend
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