Embassy News Through Winter Mirth and Court Moves
Yesterday sailed letters from Holland and Vienna report negotiations for a settlement between two courts, while Poland may approve the Seville treaty under conditions. Prussia pardons leaders after a harsh reprimand, and imperial moves include a potential 24-member council and a winter residence favor. News from Leyden notes mourning, ambassadors, and shifting posts as Europe eyes alliances and reforms.
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d’Offuna
Poland
Seville
Berlin
Prussia
Angelick
Erthal
Prince de Trautfon
Countess de Mansfeld
Count de Zumlungen
Brussels
Italy
Bamberg
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Gollersdorf
de Francfort
Circle of the
Upper Rhine
Count de Kufftein
Vienna
Alsatia
Gomericy
Margiels
de Castelar
Gaylas
Th’ Bion
Acuxerre
Bafte
Stephenii du Mont
Pues Seco
Grodno
Ifvade Markinkkewics
Preici
Dreélden
Prince Royal
Grodia
Wakerbarth
Gibraltar
Grants and deaths mark London society news at Ely and Gloucester
Yesterday the King voided Deaneries of Ely and Gloucester due to deaths and resignations. A banker, Benjamin Hoare Fry, wed Mrs Richards of St Martin’s Lane. The Earl’s brother Spencer Cowper, about eighteen, prepares for Holy Orders. Mrs Oldfield’s body laid to Westminster Abbey. pall held by nobility. Died: Mr Dee, brewer. Mr Hargrove, painter. Funeral obsequies planned for Gerson Southampton region. notable burials include Battisley of Old Jewry. Reports of a Lincoln’s Inn barrister Guy Vane’s death. theatre preparations underway. An accident occurred during prayer time at St Sepulchre’s Church.
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London
Ely
Peter Alix
John Frankland
Glouester
Daniel Newcome
Aix
Benj. Hoare, Fry
Eleetrees
Richards
Dee
Piccadilly
Hargrove
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Montagu
Duke of
Kent
Battisley
Guy’ Vane
Lincoln’s Inn
William Ashburdigi
Alene Ont
Dobbyn
Pheyn
Soho
Prayers and Tickets in 18th Century Theatre and Trade Notices
A fragmented page notes religious offerings and hospital admission, followed by stock and financial references. It lists a variety of theatre performances at Drury Lane including The Busy Body and Cephalus and Procris with cast details. A notice invites gentlemen educated at Greenwich Academy to dine and form an annual meeting, plus proposals and subscriptions for engraving and printing a New Testament shorthand book. Travel and trade ads offer coach service to Bath and hats and laces for sale.
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Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Cephalus
Procris
Neptune
Fielding
Robrtss
Aurora
Heron
Rainton
Haught
Evans
Syrens
Walter
Delorme
Miss Mears
Miss Williams
Berry
Tence
Mr. Excell
Mr. Rainton
R. Wetherill
Surel
Mr. Peptoe
Mr. Leigh
Norris
Cibber
Pierot
Monsieur Roger
Colombia
N.B
Academy
Greenwich
John Weston
Pentack’s
Abchurch-Jane
Glock
Williams
St. James’s-treet
Richard
Temple Bar
J. Weston
Norfolk-street
Strand
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Holland
Marquess de la Paz
Spain
Keene
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Chre-market
Paris
Whittington
Prichard
Jesus Christ
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Ry. Welch
Bath
Ricwako Mappocks
Aldersgate
Bars
Henry Plaistow
J.W
King’s Arms
Arundel-street
Temple Gates
Fleetstreet