Extraordinary Brussels Conference On Luxembourg Rights
Brussels May 25 A conference at the palace attended by Archduke, Count de Harrach, the Duke of Aremberg and ministers debated France demand to suppress several Imperial custom houses in Luxembourg. A courier to Vierma carries the conference’s refuse and remittances for the Imperial Court. Commissions for reviewing Imperial Troops departed for Mons and Ath then to Oudenard Newport and Ostend. The article traces claims to Luxembourg dating to 1444 and earlier, noting Usurpation and titles, with mention of battles and royal marriages, and closes with late arrivals in Dublin and the Thames.
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Mons
Ath
Oudenard
Newport
Ostend
Luxembourg
M. de Rohan
France
Cologne
Louis Duke of Orleans
Maria
Philip Duke of Burgundy
Wiedow
Beatrix
Charles of Vandofine
Angelefine
Louisa Heirets of
Lwrembourg
Francis the
Duke of Burgundy
Philip of Burgundy
Charles
Vandofine
Francis the Fifth
Orleans
Charles the Fifth
Champagne
Vitry
Picardy
Philip
Spain
Ivas
Henry
Margaret
Valois
Philip Emanuel Duke
Savoy
Fantois
Lawrefite
Henry the Second
Count de Montgommery
la Marne
Francis the First
St. Lawrence of the
High Water Impacts Bohlen Bridge Amid Flood Alerts
Fragmentary note reports rising waters affecting Bohlen Bridge with damage and delays. Details scarce, but reference to a water crest and ongoing caution. No clear dates or officials provided.
Prince George Birthday entertainment and London notices
Paris reports fear of coin shortage triggering unrest in France. In London the Prince George birthday events feature young merchants' company praised by the Prince and Princess of Wales, who treat the soldiers to biscuit and wine at Gloucester Tavern. The day includes civic fines, university appointments, church benefices, and a city lease auction notice with lots in Vine Street and a coal meter vacancy to be filled.
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London
Paris
France
Prince George
St. James’s Square
Prince and Princess of Wales
Gloucester
Warman
Sen
Warmad
Byumbly
George I
Ax Willdey
St. Paul’s
Nicholas Saunderson
Deceas
Mrt
Colson
Joseph Williamson
Rochester
Kent
Long
Colton
Matthew. Tomlinson
Blythe
Nottingham
York
Hartworth
Harworth
Trapp
Whitefield
Ste
Christ-Church
Harlington
St. Laurence
St.Matrin’s
Flanders
New England
City of London
Vine-Street
Joseph Mendex Alvarez
Fobn Heald
Petey Cross
Ti. Gillet
Mitchel
Thomas Spencer
John Meacham
Francis Withers
Robert Paredine
Fobn Eacles
Daniel Sol
Richard Sharp
Edward Hogsfich
Guildhall
Den
Hamond
South Sea Company Transfer Days Revised 1739
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company give notice that under the 25th By-Law transfers of Old South Sea Annuities will occur on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with Letters of Attorney transfers on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. The change starts Monday the 18th of June next. Transfers for Stock and New Annuities and paying Letters of Attorney remain unchanged.
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South-Sea House
TRE Court of Directors
South-Sea Company
Aid Company
Secret of the Stone Cure Offered for Private Sale
Mrs Stevens seeks 50001 for a medicine claimed to cure stone gravel and strangury. A more effective remedy is advertised for 1001 and advertised through Mr Pemberton's bookshop Fleet Street. Proprietors, now aging, are willing to sell after seven hundred papers sold in one year. Daily reports claim wide use and success.
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Bac’ys
Larely Rakemin
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Brussels
Romney
Keria
Gary
Bolton
Ouley
Beach
Bohlen Bridge
Iaspelda
Rojak
Ce Arent
Norsine
Oward
Eleonora
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Thomson
Ota
Hayes Dey
Pyratical Pruners
Millar Gver
Sc. Clement
Ina . Bva
Apollonius Tyaneus
Seine
Jarter Schaal
Millar
Agaisitt
Cletredt
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