War News and Naval Movements From Europe Across November
Reports detail recruits for Italian service and German postings, with Imperial forces in Mantua and Duresby. Venice and Constantinople dispatch political and military rumors, including Sultan reforms and Janissary demands. Paris notes on Fiocilla effects, Meckleburg disorders, and church actions. Hanover and Ragorski updates pause at treaties and nominations. Shipping news from Falmouth and ports lists various vessels and arrivals amid steady westerly winds.
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JAST
Sa d'Alcauderti
Germany
Mantua
Ghar Dureby
Vienna
Altan
Rome
Constantinople
Adrianople
Alexander of
Wirtemberg
Francfort
Turkey
Belgrade
Italy
Milan
Veterani
Efeem
Wachtenonck
Zumlungen
Count de Mercy
Dannebroch
Aga
Eugene
Ratisbon
Aubert
Langedoc
Hanover
Hildesheim
Neufwille
Baron de
Sunday Sermons At The Oratory On Tree Of Knowledge
On Sunday at the Oratory Lincoln s Sun Fields near Chate Market a morning lecture on the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, critique of Adam's death and human death as consequence. A second sermon addresses the Blood and murder of L St Leger to deter sin, with sermons on guilt and forfeiture. An evening talk explains fate and whether destiny governs persons, plus a theological lecture on Book Learning and scripture teaching with questions answered by letter in the Oratory.
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Lincoln’ s-Sun-Fields
Adam
Murpen
L. St. Leger
Translations of Bishops and Civic Festivities in London
London reports the transfer of Rev Dr Chandler to the See of Durham by commission from his Majesty. The note mentions Canterbury and York provinces, Bow Church, and St James’s Church. A Salisbury or Sarum line notes the Mayor’s Bell day with Duke of Queensberry and Lisle. Also listed are August Townshend heading to India and a Grand Inquest reference about the Duke of Wharton and the Gibraltar siege.
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Chandler
Litchfield and Covenry
Durham
St. James’s Church
Westminster
Province of Canterbury
Bow Church
Cheapside
George Flower
Duke of Queensberry
Edward Lisle
Moyles Court
Augustus Townshend
Viscount
Viscount Pawnithead By His Last Lady, Is Going In the East India Company
India
Middlesex
Duke of Wharton
Gibraltar
Proclamations, theft threats, and trials stir London 1730s
A missive from Spalding warns Buckworth of threats to life unless money is paid, as a royal proclamation offers 3001 for capturing those sending terror letters. Reports note the Windsor highwaymen’ reward and a theatre revival. Confessions surface in Dublin of a murder plot involving Gardener, Croneen, and Holly. Trials in London include Joan Jay’s judgment for bail fraud and Beadle and Waterman accused of sodomitical acts. Authorities seize suspects and publish names of merchants receiving letters and bribes.
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Peesons
Hay-market
Beadle
St. Paul’s
Rowden
William Billers
Joan Jay
Guildhall
Newgate
King’s Bench
Westminster
Dublin
John Holly
Croneen
Holly
Holley
Wicklow
Richard Johnson
Porter
Patrick Murphy
Hherein
Adyi
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