Return of the Empress prompts palace choice and court mourning
From Moscow and various ports, news reports the Empress’s return from Smailow and her selection of a new palace near Cremea for winter residence. Mourning resumes for Peter II, while subsidies and court intrigues unfold. Notes on travels of nobles and ships, weathering politics and seafaring commerce across Europe.
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Smailow
Cremea
Peter II
Holstein
Gottorp
Peter I
Catherine
Duke of Lima
Vienna
Austria
Cardinal Colonitz
Pontificalzius
Count Waldstein
Dresden
Prague
Constantinople
Italy
Coloza
Bon
Arensberg
Urdingen
Plymouth
London
Cadiz
Richard Combes
Rogers
Samar
James Rawlings
Denia
Trefuifes Lovett
West Indies
Union
Benjamin
Yarmouth
Herrinzs
Streights
Weymouth
George
Pool
James Seager
Whitehead
Alicant
Thomas
Elizabeth
Faulkner
Newfoundland
Jolliff
South Carolina
Southampton
Charles
John Abraham
Matter
Harfleur
Peter Oliver
Xacca
Henry Galley
George West
Malaga
John Janverin
Bourdeaux
Thomas Warwick
Cork
Oratory Notice at Lincoln's-Inn Fields This Sunday
At the corner near a market in Lincoln's Inn Fields an oratory will be held tomorrow after tea. I. We Pourity will explain the passage of the Israelites through the Red Sea and defend the Scripture against objections.
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Cizre-market
Royal News From London On Foreign Affairs And Appointments
London reports an ailing King of Prussia and a cold that may affect his stomach. Ireland restricts foreign recruits. Buckingham and family travel via the Alps. Clergy changes include Dr. Kilburn’s death and Cibber named Poet Laureate. East India Company leave shows, and deaths of Metcalf and Mead are noted. A Robbery near Kilmarnock prompts a potential proclamation.
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Berlin
Thas
Prussia
Ireland
Buckingham
Alps
Italy
Sutton Morgan
Skerries
Anglesea
Wales
Cornwall
Baker
St. Paul’s
St. Michael’s, Cornhill
Barns
Surrey
Kilburn
Geekie
St. Paul's
Colley Cibber
Laureat
Lawrence Bulden
Deceas
Charles.Everitt, Esq
East India Company
Seulement
Bencolen
Hertford
Nel. Macclesfield
Hudson
Ozfar
Mabbor
Harrison
Martin
China
Walpole
Bodham
Frances
Lawson
Bengal
Fort St.George
James
White
St. Helena
Devonshire-street
James Metcalf
Bedford
Huggins
Fleet
King’s Bench
Broad-street
Nore
Not Acted These Two Years at Drury Lane Theatre
A crowded notice lists theatrical offerings for Saturday November 28 at Drury Lane and Goodman s Fields plus the Hay Market showings The True and Ancient History of The Part of King Lear The Constant Couple and The Me Tragedy of TOM TH ME with other entertainments. Also details a street robbery near New Bond Street Mile End and court notices for London guilds and societies with a reward offer for a stolen silver hilted sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Goodman’ Fields
Hay-market
Ivor Fabeere
New Bond Street
Tyburn Road
Mile End
Mr. Cathery
Ludgate Hill
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Moscow
Bigland Buchanan
Scotland
Mr. Wellstead
Ston
Cada
South Sea
Sths
Bank
Sthaifé
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York
Welch
Dablion
Houghton
Kilmarnock
Wexford
Rofcrea
Tipperary
Dominick Mead
Cloyne
Refcrea
Killalaw
Ross
King Lear
Mr. Mills
Edgar
Kenne Edmund
Wm. Mills
Gitteshire
Williams
Gentleman Uther
Mr. Cibber
Lan “En Grace
Regan
Mrs. Shireburn
Cordelia
Boot
de Laurel
N.B
Mr. Fribourg’s
Jnviter
Sir Harry Wildair
Mr. Giffard
Standards
Smith
Clincher
Seo
Mr. Peakethman
Jan
Mr. Bullock
Alderman Smugler
Collett
Wizard
W. Williams
Dicky
Master Woodward
Tom Errand
Ra Willams
Lady Larewell
Giffard
Angelica
Sirs. Houghton
Lady Darling
Palmer
Parry
Tom
Corporation of the Governors
City of London
Great Roffel Street
Bloomsbury
Thuray
Governors Affistants, and Society of the City of London
Mines Royal
Rainbow
Cornhill
Golden Lion
Femple~Bar
Fleet-street
Crown Tavern
Ludgate-hill
Price
Earl of Rochester
Blount
Lord Shaftsbury
Peter
G. Bensox
Richard Her
Pouloyagar Cheapside
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