Dutchess Dowager declared with Child after Midwife Exam
Verday reports in Holland Parma the second Dutchess Dowager is proclaimed undoubtedly with child after an official examination by five midwives from different nations. The ceremony included the court notables and physicians, with notices sent to foreign courts. Other dispatches note Ottoman peace moves in the Balkans, Malta knights preparing for sea, and various European couriers delivering political and military updates.
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Forti
Modena
Cezardi
Stampa
Bashan
Constantinople
Gianoa Coggia
Corsica
Grand Canal
Signers
Balbi
Jerome Sernitecolo
Nicholas Balda
Sc. Vincent
Don Joseph Ca
Syria
Count de Softago
Sicily
M. Knorr
Brunswick Wolfembattle
Croatia
Petrina
Ratish
M.de Villiois
Mentz
Carelsbad
Hague
M. de Val
M. van Hoey
France
Paris
M. Keen
Seville
London
Earl of Chesterfield
Duke of Rich Heu
Liffe
Newcastle
Sutton
Naffan D’auverquerque
Earl of Grantham
Germany
Garrison
Brussels
London News Roundup From Hampton Court To Galway
Reports from London describe Count Rantzau receiving the King at Hampton Court and Spain’s envoy letter gratefully received. Walpole to visit Norfolk seats. court sessions begin Trinity Term. Letters from Dublin note deaths and appointments. stock prices and lottery tickets listed at the Exchange.
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Rantzau
Denmark
Hampton Court
Spain
Robert Walpole
Norfolk
Philipps
Court of Arches
Clapton
Hackney
Totteridge
Mr. Deard
Fleet-street
Chelsea
St. Dunstan’s
Lost Goods and Rewards Advertisements in Toxteth 1700s Notice
A long distressed notice lists goods left at Mr Waldo's house on Tower Hill including a silk gown, pearl necklace, and a Fan with Tea Snuff-Box set. Rewards offered for return to Mr John Penkechman. a gold watch and chain case owned by Etherington to be reclaimed from Mr Haydon. A brindled greyhound and a liver colored dog lost near Croydon and St Martin's Le Grand with rewards. Creditors of Atwell and Hammond summon meeting at Garraway's. The Keep estate sale in Fulham near North End advertised with bids, plus coach departures for Bath and Exeter and weekly ferries notes.
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Waldo
Towerhill
Alexandria
John Penkechman
Roth In
Croydon
Acterbury’s
Black Lyon
St. Martin's
le Grad
Wiliaga Whitehorne
Richard’s
Temple Bar
To be LETT at Mid-End near Fews Burying Ground
A handsome brick house with four rooms on a floor, a water-house and cisterns, and a well planted garden enclosed. Enquire of Sie Pees Rawlings at the Navy Office in Crucghed Fryars.
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Fews Burying Ground
Sie Pees Rawlings
Navy
Crucghed Fryars
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Parma
Aremberg
Count de Lancy
Prussia
Potsdam
Cologn
William of Hesse-Caffel
Caffel
Dartmouth
Sarmson
Arundel
Pool
Row
Santa Cruz
Brothers
Daubuz
Newhaven
Lisbon
Elizabeth
Lestofs
Southampton
Jersey
St. Peter
Frederickthall
Borgtson
Chichester
Freeman
Harfleur
Good Hope
Ayres
John
Maury
Trew
Rotterdam
Legross
Oliver
Guernsey
Thomas
William
Manners
Havre de Grace
Deal
Lisbor
Gallipoly
Genoa
Mary
Woodhouse
Petersbourg
Phenix
Watkins
Guinea
Wind
Gravesend
Townshend
Gilham
Dolphin
Collins
Toby
Alcock
Nicholson
Cadiz
Nevy
Success
Antigua
Anne
Speed
Malaga
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Cane
Swan
Ellis
Borman
Oporto
Galway
Lord Muskerry
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Dublin
James Forth
His Majesty
Robert Allen
Tennison
Offory
England
John Renault
Duke of
Dorset
Murphy
Walter Murphy
Talbot
Francis
South Sea
Pigmiam
Rayad Ese
Change Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
India
Corres-Hovwss
John Has. Rrabr
Cuthbert Smith
Scilloa
Tower Hill
Meffieurs
Edward Keep
Fulbany
Middlesex
Francis Ehde
Ely
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
Bath
Exeter
White Bear
Piccadilly
Tro. Martins
Ian Toe
Rosenr
Bristol
Wittraa Mieler
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