Pacification Report and Military Movements Across Frontiers
Moscow reports indicate no final pacification with Derbent’s courier, troops marching to borders, and ammunition shipments to Astrakhan. Czar orders detentions of defiant generals, while Voronitz governor dispatches regiments and artillery to Pultowa. Elsewhere in Warsaw and Lithuania, royal directives push elections, mobilizations, and renewed talks with foreign ministers amid Ottoman pressures. The King, healthy, guides remonstrances to maintain harmony. Turkish engineers dismissed by Caminieck reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derbent
Efreff
Petersbourg
Wiesbach
Ukraina
Rosiow
Voronitz
Astracan
Pultowa
Saltikoff
Erivan
Warsaw
Darchy
Lithuania
Bauditz
Saxony
Granadiers
Rudelfski
Bialazerkiow
Smolenskow
Prince Czartorski
Count Offalinski
Count Posocki
M. Dallin
Poland
Universalia
M. Rumpff
United Provinces
M. Lipsky
Baron Mardefeldt
Prussia
Constantine Sobieski
Tigenhof
James Sobi
The Twenty-first Day Oration at Lincoln's Inn Fields
An evening at seven features an oration on a range of topics including travesty chimes of the times and theater satires. Readable items mention poetry, misdeeds like theft and flour robbery, plus political hints of corruption,with notes on a custody case and a money scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
TIMES
India
Trobs
Pietersen
Inburgh
Fryners
Peggy
Trials and society notes from London news record
In Westminster a trial pits Mr. St Andre a surgeon against Rev. Madin over a written letter accusing him of fair dealing with Mrs. Molineux. Royal visiting nobles set for Portsmouth to view the English and Dutch squadrons while various court appointments and resignations unfold. A burial at Swedes Church precedes sightings of felons in Oxford, and a stock prices round closes with a listing for a Strand property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yessterday
King’s Bench
Westminster
St. Andre
Madin
Bedford
Gower
Bathurst
Baptist Leveson Gower
Robert Shirley
Capt
Fielding
Portsmouth
Earl of Buchan
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Kingareer
St. James’s Square
Edburgh
Richard Price
Court of Chancery
Lincolns-Inn-Fields
Thomas Parnel
Alderidge
James Scott
Henry Devenish
Duke of
St. Albans
Hannah Margaretta Alckin
Trinity Lane
London
Oxford
Islip
Duke of Portland
Bulstrode
Gerrards-Cross
County of Bucks
South Sea
India
Dirco
Royal Exchange Assurance
Dicco
York
S. Welch
A Drury Lane Comedy and Phebe Opera Advertised
A London notice invites Worthy Livery-Men to a Drury Lane theatre bill featuring a comedy OTey and The Country Lasses, plus the Phebe opera. It lists cast including Griffin and Cibber, notes dancing entertainments, and tickets at Air Cook's Backee Places with six o clock start time. Also requests support for Joseph Billers in the bridge-master election. A lost horse notice adds a reward for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citar
Theatre, Royal
Drury- Lane
Otey
Oia
Sir John English
Griffin
Freehold
Corey
Modely
Exidgwater
Heartwell
Roberts
Larcher
Cibber
Ian
Vulture
Mr. Berry
Shack
Mr. Norris
Doublejugg
Burnet
Fieing
Langbottom
Wright
Flora
Heton
Anna
Phebe
Beccan
Chaunter
Bridgwater
Jun. Grig
Berry
Quorum
Fielding
Hunter
Miss Rafter
Tipper
Heron
Heron; Mrs. Chaunter
ShireBurn
Ib Tatter
Willis
OPER
N.B
Joseph Billers
Matthew Snablin
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Moscow
Eski
Caminieck
Choczin
Learaely
Strand
Brentfordaan
Bohemia
Turnhametn
Royal’ Exchange of
John Brotherton
Wen. Hinchcliffe
Dryden's Head
John Vere Clarke
The
Royal Exchange
Hay-market
Uoe
Widl
Fribourn
John Lund
Snarlin
City of London
Universal Spectator
Henry StoiecastTte
Norhumberland
J. Rosen
Warwick Lane
Caio
Coleman-Street
Warr Horne
Justices of the Peace
S. Blackerby
Grays-Inn
Nath. Blackerby
J. Watruoz
Middle-Temple
Cloysters
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