Yesterday and the Maul from Holland
Reports from Europe in March describe a dramatic shift from pacific declarations to preparations for war. Ottoman, Russian, and Austrian movements build toward campaigns in Moldavia Transylvania and Italy while fleets and sappers mass near Belgrade, Moravia, and Ferrara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffairs
Porte
Belgrade
Transilvania
Danube
Janissaries
Asia
Moldavia
Madvid
Italy
France
Antibes
Peperfoourg
Chevalier de Crepy
Lewenhaupt
Finland
Dantzick
Petersbourg
d’Osterman
Siberia
Vienna
Hungary
Hollitsch
Skalitz
Morava
Strafchnitz
Moravia
Piseck
Marshal Broglio
Leghorn
Port-Mahon
Haddock
Romagnia
Ferrara
Turin
Payma
Placentia
Distant Tales From Dublin and London Society
Dublin notes recount the death of Theophilus Jones and a shift to Samuel Campbell as candidate, while Mrs Winter dies soon after requesting a coffin. A Spanish privateer’s capture yields prisoners and escape feats across the Pyrenees. London items report royal movements, parliamentary elections, theater bills, stock prices, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Bett
Leitrim
Theophilus Jones
House of Commons
Samuel Campbell
Winter
Pau
St. Sebastian’s
Pampelona
Saragoza
N.S
Pyrenean
Spain
France
Pyrenees
PORT NEWS RECORDS OF MARITIME ARRIVALS AND VESSELS
Deal March 20 remain the Spence Sloop and the Hannah Tillier from Bremen. Wind east. Gravesend March 21 arrivals include the Flanders Merchant Calentia and the Friends Goodwill Stevenson from Dunkirk the Young Nichols Eau from Friesland and the Neptune Wood from North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Deal
Spence
Hannah
Tillier
Bremen
Wind
Gravesend
Flanders
Calentia
Friends Goodwill
Stevenson
Dunkirk
Young Nichols
Eau
Friesland
Neptune
Wood
North Carolina
George Woodroffe for Surrey Representation Nomination
A March 1741 2 meeting in Epsom nominates George Woodroffe as the Surrey candidate for Parliament. Voters urged to attend Guildford on the 24th to support his election and the independence of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Surrey
George Woodroffe
George
Guildford
Marsh
George Wooprorree
London
Faneway’s
Will
Cornhill
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Bedford Arms
Covent-Garden
Gough's
Southwark
King’s Arms Tavern
St. Margaret’s Hill
N. B
Admiralty
Baltimore
Scotland-Yard Gate
Cross.Keys
Holbourn
Tom
County of
Three Tun Tavern
Margaret’s Hill
Lord Baltimore
St. Margaret’s-Hill
Tom's
Scotland-Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Constantinople
King George
Prince and Princess of Wales
Carlton House
Kew
Robin Goodfellow
Richmond Park
Citadel
St. O —S
the Admiralty
Edmund Isham
Northampton
George Graham
Duke of Montrose
Richard Williams
Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart
Flint
George Wynne, Bart
Thomas Powell
Cardiganshire
Walter Lloyd
Dr. Cotes
Tamworth
Staffordshire
John Floyer
Admiral Cavendish
Portsmouth
Clapton
Hackney
Lacey
Hanbury
Bucklersbury
Thomas Paulin
Tavistock Street
Hulfe
Cotes
Westminster
Lucy
Pool
Jersey
Wetton
Knowler
Viana
Vigo
Tucker
Topsham
Barbadoes
Balboa
Port Passage
Cape Ortugal
Bayonne
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Beg-Gar
Orpheus and
Eurydice
Goodman’s Fields
King Lear
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Sths. Bank
Indiana
Royal Exchange Assurance
India
Emeror
Ditto
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