Radzivil Succession Dispute Settled Amid European Talks
A dated report describes a settlement over the Ducal House of Radzivil and related claims with the High Court and Baltic envoys, aiming to preserve country tranquility. It notes Czerni choff’s mission to Copenhagen, Hanover and Berlin parleys on imperial succession, Danish troop movements, and merchant concerns in Liege and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Radzivily
Lithuania
Sapieha
Radzivil
Accouint
Soeetersbourg
Czernichoff
Denmark
Copenhagen
Germany
Munich
Hanover
Schwiegeldt
Berlin
Hamburgh
Poland
Elécer
Luxory
M. John
Great Britain
Count Rothenbourg
Arriv
Paris
M. Nasfau
Great Glogau
Stetin
Prussia
Wallis
Jeetz
Zuckmantel
Silesia
Valeri
Biegé
Tris
Liege
Port News Scrambled Names and Obscure Mentions
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and titles including references to Portugal, Oporto, and various individuals. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear actions, making extraction of a concrete news item or specifics difficult. The readable elements are primarily improper names and place cues without a identifiable story.
Easter Sunday at Court in the Chapel Royal
Royal rites and Easter offerings detailing the king, duke, princesses, nobility, and clergy at the Chapel Royal. Sermon by Archdeacon Hayter, communion by bishops Gibson and Egerton, and a gold wedge offering for the poor. Administrative changes announced for treasury offices and navy spending. Odd incidents include a Tower Hill crowd event and a mishandled pickpocketing, plus local notices of smallpox recovery and a chaplain appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cont
Garter
Roya Lighties
Amelia
Caroline
Louisa
Chapel Royal
Archdeacon ‘Hayter
York
Duke
Prutzeluts
Edmund Gibson
London
Egerton
Hereford
Altay
Duke of
Rotland
Order of the Garter
Horatio
Walpole
Henry Fox
Shaftsbury
Mr. Winnington
Ryegate
Sdtry
Mhuriddy
Saunsday
St. ‘Thomas's
Southwark
Henry ‘Slade
Townley
St. Dunstan’s
Henbury
Dorsetshire
Casolina
Tower-hill
India
Seething Lane
Gaplain
Thomas
Wwatson
Sally
Watson
Dunkirk
Hudson’s “Bay
Fos Oporto
Bankruptcy notices and theater bills illuminate 18th century Surrey and London
Fragmentary listings show bankrupt Francis Burrows of Farnham and Elizabeth Bentley of the Strand amid post in London woodcut theater bills at Drury Lane Covent Garden and Goodman’s Fields. Town notices record tides and financial instruments including South Sea stock and Exchequer orders with varied discounts and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis“Burrows
Farnham
Surrey
Elizabeth Bentley
the Strand
St. Martin In the Fields
Middlesex
Francis Henshaw
Hatfield
Hertford
Chapman
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Macsitn
Devil
Covent - Garden
Dofor
Thease
Goodman’ S Fields
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Ditta
Mine Adventures
Nomination for Parliament by London Liverymen
March 26 1741 Vintners Hall Liverymen nominate Daniel Lambert Lord Mayor to represent them in the next Parliament to fill the vacancy caused by Humphry Parsons death. March 28 1742 another cordial note to London Liverymen confirms Lambert’s endorsement alongside Sir John Barnard, Sir Robert Goodsall and George Heathcote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintners-Hall
London
Daniel Lambert
Humphry Parsons
Damrey Lampert
Ely
Joan BaRwarn
Kat
Robert Gops
Hall
Ant
Grorce Heathcore
King George
Sadage Cardehs
City of London
Wintneri
Spon
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Deak
Lenox
Royal. George
Bolling
Jamaica
Oporto
Whitehaven
Port News
Caine
Blig
Bredamuis
AggBepdam
Bondon
Flanders
C. Brass
Virginia
Bridge
Rer Rees
Daniel
Lambert
A.T. SADLERS+WELLS
Nesis River
Wlingte
Phigday
U.S
Val Deversions
Mademoiselle
Frederick Kerman
Mr. HenpEricx
Rufia
England
Des Patr
Mr. DaveNronte
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