An Extraordinary Court of Sweden Dispatches (1660s)
Letters from Stockholm describe political maneuvering in Europe. Reports note troops under General Wiesbach in Ukraine totaling 20 000 regulars and 25 090 Cossacks, with Tartars blocked, King Frederick of Prussia traveling to Breslau and discussions with Poland, while various envoys and ministers move between courts of Denmark and Holland.
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Hambourg
Prince George of Hefse-Caffel
Copenhagen
M. de’ Pudowitz
Prussia
Denmark
Stockholm
Carelferoen
Moscow
Petersbourg
Wiesbach
Ukraina
Berlin
Dresden
Poland
Hidgues
Count Konigsegg
Braffels
Madrid
Affendelft
Holland
Brussels
M.petters
Paris
Bournonville
Che
Baron van: Keppel
Praffia
The World of Chimera and the Whig and Moderate Man
A fragment from a Newport market evening talk notes a swirl of topics. It references a coat blazon, the Herald’s Office, and a parade of mythical beings. It hints at political satire, ongoing schemes, and a weather-influenced performance from the era’s press.
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Oratory
Newport-market
S.bichi
Morocto
B. Awit
Garner-Hoate in Thames Street at Christ Church
In a fragmentary notice, Garner-Hoate appears in Thames Street near Christ Church with a reference to Mr Shipton's at Jones or Hechoute in Swinthin's Alley. The garbled text suggests a historical public notice or appointment linked to a location in London.
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Christas Next
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Sweden
Great Britain
Hanover
Parliaméne
Westminster
Kinski
Germany
Vienna
Tripoli
Barnardini
Lucca
Malta
Shell
Bolton
Blue- Guards
CatchersCommon
Pengelly
Chefhunt
Jamés
Salisbury Court
Cooke
Sir Thomas Cooke
Burmouth
Norfe
Ant. Raby
Old Bedlam
Anuniey
Royal Exchange Assurance
Faiadon
Afi
Gopper
Irs
Iyoma
Gay His
Majesty's
Fane
Harry Ildair
Esdard
Tohnong
Win
Moore
Bills
Uriday
Baber
Sir
Cleveland
Tom Anderson
Old-street
Hack
Ley
Old-fireer
Bateman
Bachneyr
Stephen Bateman
Turah
Aph
Parmentier