Mail from Constantinople and Europe rumors of war and plague
The lettered world reports Persia’s new Sophi Thomas has spurred war against the Grand Sign and a renewed plague in the capital. Vessels are seized near Leghorn, and Madrid and Barcelona prepare fleets for possible action in Sicily or Porto Ferraro. Paris notes Spain may defer Don Carlos’s Italian project until next spring while considering ambassadorial moves and winter expedients.
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Thomas
Sophi
Persia
Sulsin
Pont
Leghorn
Barcelona
Bartholomew Vaca-Fircali
Palermo
Sardinia
Sicily
Cadiz
Alicant
Porto-Longone
Sieurs Fini
Delphi
Florence
Paris
Cazalha
Spain
Cardinal de Fleury
Seville
Infante Don Carlos
Italy
Porto-Ferraro, &c
Marquess of
Castelar
France
Walpole
London
Hague
Cleves
Prussia
Berlin
Waltthausen
Prince Royal
Anspach
Moscow
Don Emanuel
Portugal
Mecklesbourg
Elizabeth
Russia
Deaths and thefts in 1730s London and regions
In mid month the Right Hon James Earl of Finlater and Seafield died at Cull n Aboyn in Scotland, his heir succeeding as Lord Deskford. Sir William Hustler, aged eighty, former MP for Northallerton, died at Acclam York shire. Richard Tanner, Clerk of the Fishmongers Company, died at Fishmongers Hall. A man collapsed in Fenchurch Street. the Sunderland ship’s surgeon Mr Broadway died. The Admiralty commissioned Swift and Garland to duty under Lieut Racket and Captain Cockane. Copper globes were sent aboard a ship for the King of Portugal. A Berks commission probed abusive charity practices at Twyford and two ministers faced accusations. harsh critique of clergy followed. Plymouth reported the Anna Constantia’s quarantine voyage from Smyrna. The Bristol Mail was robbed near Maidenhead. Post Office inquiries pursued. Eight malefactors and three more to face death at Old Bailey. Post Office theft trial delayed. South Sea stock prices listed. public notices offered rewards for robber and accomplice. A dangerous offender described. extensive route list of stolen bars named.
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Cull n-Aboyn
Scotland
James Earl of
Finlater
Seafield
Lord Deskford
Acclam
Yorkshire
William Hustler
Northallerton
Fishmongers Hall
Richard Tanner
Fittmongers Company
Tanner
Fenchurch-street
Broadway
Sunderland
Sheerness
Lords Commisioners
Admiralty
Swift
Racket
Garland
Cockane
Jermyn-Street
Portugal
Berks
Twyford
Plymouth
Anna Constantia
Amsterdam
Smyrna
Bristol Mail
Maidenhead
General Post Office
Enfield
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
York
Welch
General
Rodbery
Bristol
Uphaven
Bath
Netherhaven
Chippenham
Aimsbury
Devizes
Lavington
Frome
Westbury
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Constantinople
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Mr. Py
Tom Morrow
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