Afterday Mails From Flanders and Vienna Update
Extract from Vienna dated Feb 26 reports Galleons reaching Cadiz which could shift European affairs. England pledges supplies to preserve Gibraltar and Port Mahon, countering Vienna allies. Ministers take new measures. Count Zinzendorf to return to Soislo ns then proceed to Madrid.
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Flanders
Vienna
Cadiz
Europe
England
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
Zinzendorf
Soislons
Madrid
Onaccion at Lincoln's Inn Fields on Friar Bacon Theme
At the Oratory in Lincoln's Inn Fields near Clare Market tomorrow at six an Onaccion answers Lang’s Questions about Friar Bacon’s Brazen head. It covers Father Time birth marriage relations stomach terms offspring character and a plan for a new Alma nack with Father Time’s dress learning and prognosis for year end. A chitchat fee and verse will follow involving backstroke and a forward message despite the times.
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Bacon
London News Roundup Reports Naval Appointments and Trials
London news notes Captain St Loe appointed Rear Admiral of the Blue after a death vacancy, James Gram visits the Prince of Wales, and May plans for the Prince of Nassau Friesland. Edward Frankland named Usher of the Tally Court, Earl of London to serve again as Queen’s commissioner. At Hereford Assizes Luke Horsfall found guilty of defacing a bank note. Roger Johnson convicted of stealing from a French apothecary. several malefactors condemned to death including Owen, Edmonds, Lyth, Cotton, Marple, Dudmarsh, Oldheld, Mace, Dowling, Cook, Blake, Geohagen, and Ferpenis.
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London
Capt
St. Loe
West Indies
Robert Hughes
James Gram
Grant
Shire of Inverness
Conduit-street
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Herford
Luke Horsfall
Life Guards
Sergeant Whitaker
Marsh
Sergeant Baynes
Ward
Roger Johnson
Soho Square
Johnson
Newgate
Peter Owen
Kelly
Nesbit
Robert Nesbit
St. Thomas’s Street
Drury Lane
John Edmonds
William Lyth
Timothy Cotton
William Marple
John Stone
Mary Dudmarsh
Eleanor Oldheld
James Mace
Nicholas Dowling
Charles Cook
Robert Wood
Hackney
Robert Blake
Henry Geohagen
James Ferpenis
Counterfeiting convict and fresh recruits in Newgate
William Marksden fined five Marks and placed in the Pillory at Leadenhall-ttreec. Fresh recruits Elizabeth Creek, William Candel, John Ashly, and Thomas Potter arrived at Newgate from the Gatehouse on charges of several felonies. A display lists stocks and bonds prices and theatre notices from Drury Lane and Haymarket with performances and prices.
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William Marksden
Leadenhall
Newgate
Elizabeth Creek
William Candel
John Ashly
Thomas Potter
Aldworth
King’s Head
Islington
Wart Tyler
Richard the Second
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Rhs
York Buildings
Welch Ditto
Datto
Ditto
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King’s Theatre
Haymarke
Julius Casar
White’s
St. James’s-street
Hay-market
Har Lequry
Diana
Hill
Venus
Purden
Adonis
Sandham
H. Fench
Webster
Mont. Leprue
Mr. Reynolds
Miss Mann
Mr. Giffard
Gilton
Wathen
Mr. Dove
Clarke
Hor
Noakes
Ceres
Miss Hill
Sylvans
Nymphs of the Woods
Thomas
Mounfort
N. B
Signor Scarpettini
Mr. Hicxrorn
Panton-S Treet
Grand Theatre of the Muses
George Ayer
Stocks-mar- Rer
Lyon
Ludgate Hill
Somerset
Sears
Eeyrt
Peron
Henry Ely
Viro-lane
Korlington Gardens
Anhony Henley
Faena House
Joeon Biesearse
Middle- Temple-Lane
Twiford
Reading
Berks
Mearow
Eiquire Arche
Mr. Barker
Sunnine
Fercuam
Leatherhead
Surrey
Epsom
Hampton-Court
Pennyworths
Glubs
Haymarket
Pall Mall
Richard Hayward
Jarvissn
Marzin’s Lane
Ker-street
Caveat Garden
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