War prospects and treaties hover over Europe in scarce reports
Saturday brings mail from Holland France and Deville dated March 9 listing hopes for general pacification yet noting preparatory war activity in the kingdom. Vienna announces a treaty with Britain references Don Carlos Italy and Pragmatick Sanction while signaling tariff talks and duchy doubts. Local items include appointments and stock market figures as of March 26 1731.
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Freemasons Grand Lodge Elects Officials at Mercer Hall
London notes report the Grand Lodge of the Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons meeting at Mercer Hall Cheapside where Thomas Lovell was chosen Grand Master and Batton, Douglas, and Chambers named Deputy Grand Master and Wardens for the year. Other prominent attendees included the Dukes of Montagu and Richmond and several nobles. Also covered are the Prince of Wales hunting at Windsor, the opening of the new organ at Queenhithe Church, and local social moves including the Earl of Strafford leaving St James's for Yorkshire and the Dutchess of Ormond traveling to Bath. A York Buildings Company ship arrives with Scottish lead, and plans for St Giles in the Fields parish church renewal gain approval.
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Defiant Dublin Boxer Challenges Suttton in London Duel
An 18th century notice invites William Sherlock of Dublin to a five Guinea duel with Epwakp Suttrown, promising wagers, white stockings, and a match at the Great-Room in Oxford Road. Also announced: lost bank notes and a missing Harlequin Dog with reward offered.
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