Vienna Treaty Provisions on Polish and Lithuanian Withdrawals
In the 1736 Vienna agreement, Imperial and Christian Majesty troops in Poland and Lithuania must abstain from acts obstructing Polish laws. Allied forces to retreat six weeks after ratifications. Subsistence and retreat terms to be settled with the country. The first preliminary article to be fully executed within six weeks, with declarations of the Czarina and King Augustus delivered soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Lithuania
Augustus
Stanislaus
Duke
5 Stanislaus
Czarina
Khel
Philipsbourg
Triers
Thir
France
Vienna
PORT NEWS. VESSELS REMAIN IN THE DOWNS MAY 24
Deal May 24 ships remained in the Downs as listed earlier. The Mary Kerfoot sailed for Oporto the Elizabeth Scott for Boston the Speedwell Greenhill for Ireland the St Joseph for Bilbao the William and Anne Main for St Kitts the Palapiffo Six for Maryland the Thomas and Elizabeth Mercer for Lisbon and the Mary Boothby for Norway wind northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Downs
Mary
Kerfoot
Oporto
Elizabeth
Scott
Boston
Speedwell
Greenhill
Ireland
St. Joseph
Bilboa
St. Kitts
Palapiffo
Maryland
Mercer
Lisbon
Boothby
Norway
Wind N. E
A Letter on an Abothecary Cure in London 1736
A lengthy letter to Mr John Moore Abothecary in Lawrence-Pountney Lane recounts a patient Benjamin Smith of Bishopsgate Street who suffered a severe foot ulcer. The account notes Moore’s claimed examination and fumigation method, purges, and antiscorbutic pills, with praise for successful relief and a prior case cured by Moore of an Irish mariner’s knee ulcer, amid debate over foul bone and potential amputation at St Thomas’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountney’s
Cannon-street
Benjamin Smith
Caltl-itreet
Shoreditch
Bronly
Bow
St. Thomas's Hospital
Heaid Smith
Castlestreet
J. Moore
Theophilus Pargiter
St. Thomas 5 Hospital
Parma Letters Describe Oath Fidelity and Corsican Moves
London reports from Parma reveal the Regency taking the oath of fidelity to Prince Lobkowitz as the Emperor's commissioner, while Kevenhuller investigates Farneze cannon and seeks restitution from the Spanish. Neapolitan artillery and bombs head to Don Carlos for the Pope, amid a tense move on Corsica with Nebio taken and Bastia under threat. Stock figures, annuities, and various securities flash across the page along with notices of shipping and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
N.S
Lobkowitz
Count Kevenhuller
Naples
Don Carlos
Toledo
Lifton
Fernambuco
Parra
Marinhao
Rio de Janeiro
Genoa
Corsica
Nebio
Porto Vecchio
Bastia
San Peregrino
San Fiorenzo
Seraglio
Ajaccio
Turbulent News from Europe and England Court Actions
Letters from Vienna report imperial troops near Effeck Hungary and a Russian front against the Turks with a Turkish army of 130 000 men. Genoese and Sultanines pay troops. French forces move toward Flanders. In Wiltshire Devizes clergy plan to thank the Diocesan for defending clerical rights against a Tythe Bill challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Vienna
Effeck
Hungary
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Pérsia
Brussels
Flanders
Court of Common Pleas
John Philipps
Hugh Fowler
Devizes
Wilts
Salisbury
England
Theatre notices announce Croysdill bankruptcy plays
David Croysdill of Rothwell or Rowell Northamptonshire a dealer and chapman is bankrupt. This day his theater performances include King Richard the Third and The Fall of Phaeton at Drury Lane and Atalanta opera at Covent Garden under the Theatre Royal patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Croysdill
Rothwell
Rowell
Northampton
Chapman
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
King Richard
Fall of
Phaeton
Covent Garden
High Water at London Bridge Morning Hour
The report notes high water at London Bridge occurred 51 minutes after sunrise in the morning. Weather and tide conditions are described with emphasis on the early hour impact on local traffic and crossings. No injuries or further incidents are reported in the accessible text.
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London Bridge
By Order of Executrix to John Dean Auction in Birchin Lane
A historic notice announces an executrix ordered sale of goods from John Dean late of Cheapside Mercer. Items include silks, damasks, camblets, laces, ribands and ready made gowns. Sale at Marine Coffee-House Birchin Lane tomorrow at four in the afternoon, with warehoused stock viewable in Opthall Court Throgmorton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
Cheapside
Mercer
Marine
Birchin-Lane
Opthall-Court
Throgmorton- Street
Sule
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London
South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
London Assurance
Welch Witte
Mine Adventure
Ceuc
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