Paris Letters Warn of Prussia Hungary Accord Hoax
A long dispatch from The Hague warns the French court that reports of a Prussian-Hungarian accommodation are false. It cites Count Sintzendorff forging a sign manual and a Berlin letter destroying the accord. Letters also note Prussia’s military actions, Russia’s stance, and implications for European alliances.
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Prussia
Hunrye
Avigs A Gary
Count Sintzendorff
Hungary
Berlin
Neuperg
Russia
Baron de Brackel
Count de Casteilane
Porte
Belgrade
Harrington
France
Silesia
Bavaria
Bohemia
French Hague
Paris
M. de Buffy
Bandits Shoot Target in Irish Road Attack Near Mullingar
In county Longford near Mullingar Mr Maxum was shot at by two or three villains who escaped after a brutal assault. He survived, though his wound required twenty seven swan shot. A farmer was beaten and robbed. another victim, Edward Nugent, died two hours later after being abused. Sir Harry Buite hunts the attackers, who are believed to have fled. Dublin reports a failing pursuit amid ongoing searches. Separately Rev. Mann succeeds Rev. Hartlib as Living of Kings End and Chaplain of Dublin Cattle.
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Robert Lindsay
Cork
Bally- Patrick
Clonmell
Kilkenny
Humber
Cuba
Carthagena
Jamaica
St. Jago de Cuba
England
Goodie
North Amerca
Joe
Ireland
Dublin
Maxum
Longford
Harry Tuite
Mullingar
Edward Nugent
Westmanstown
Lucan
Harry "Buite
Mann
Michael Hartlib
King’s-End
Meath
Dublin-Cattle
Port News: British and North American arrivals and sailings
Liverpool and nearby ports report arrivals including Johnson Small shaw from Virginia, Hattings from Spithead, Defiance and Sarah and Amy from Jamaica, Elizabeth from New York, Edward and Anne from Virginia, and more. Several vessels sail for South Carolina, Jam aica, Leghorn, Barbados, Rotterdam, and London with updates on cargoes and routes.
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Liverpool
Johnson
Smallshaw
Robert
John
Virginia
Plymouth
His Majesty
Hattings
Spithead
Bristol
Defiance
Gardner
Sarah
Amy
Appleton
Jamaica
Elizabeth
iNew-York
Edward
Anne
Pool
Foluffe
Archer
South Carolina
Wiliam
Thompson
London
Cowes
Seneca
Jones
Brittol
Barbadoes
Greenland
Rose
Mary
Wride
Petersbourg
Leghorn
Deal
Heathcote
Grainge
Southampton
Newcastle
Forrest
Harris
Lucy
Simmonds
Boston
New-England
Prosperity
Piper
Whitehaven
Rotterdam
Duke of Cumberland reviews Coldstream Guards battalion
In London yesterday the Duke of Cumberland reviewed the second battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards and discharged men from each company who were old or unfit.
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Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Wardmote selections and shipping news from London press
Yesterday at Leatherfellers Hall Lord Mayor presided as Wookham was chosen Common-Council-Man for Bishopsgate Ward replacing Heming. Other notices include Skelton appointed Deputy to Register, Godwin elected Master of the Free School at Rugeley, and the death of Graham Bfg, commissioner of the present Lottery. Reports detail a violent Thames wind storm harming ships, nine ships captured by Spaniards, and imports exports at Dunkirk and Jamaica. Also theatre listings, prices, and financial market updates.
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Leatherfellers Hall
Wookham
Artillery-Lane
Bishopsgate
Heming
Skelton
Doctors-Commons
Thomas Gibson
London
Middlesex
Godwin
Lincoln College
Oxford
Free School
Rugeley
Stafford
Princess- Court
Westminster
Graham
Bfgg
Westminster-Bridge
Anne Steadman
Isabella Sadler
Newgate
W.N. W
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The
Hague
Port News
Antigua
Stanny
Dartmouth
Portugal
Dunkirk
Germany
India
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
Rue
Goodman’s Fields
Pamela
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea Annuities
Nex Bank
Reyal Exchange Assurance
London Dito
Englih Copper
Paul's Court
Wood- Street
Exchange Alley
James Hopkins
Lombard-Street
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