Imperial Decree on Mecklenburg Regency Crises
Yesterday arrived word from Flanders of an Imperial Rescript issued at Ratisbon. It defends the provisional Regency of Christian Lewis in Mecklenburg while Duke Charles Leopold submits to imperial constitutions and provides security. The document contends the policy aims to preserve the state and avoid bloodshed, noting past executions and the opening for Charles Leopold to restore order by proper conduct.
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Mecklembourg
Harles
Charles Leopold
Christian Lewis
Empire
Ratisbon
Mecklesbourg
Great Britain
Hanover
Wolfembuttel
Charles
Archer
Chapman
Aimwel
Pur
Boniface
Wilcocks
Charles Freeman
Macklin
Gibbet
Mr. Ayres
Folgard
Mr. Eaton
Scrub
Ray
Suilen
Miller
Lady Bountiful
Elsam
Dorinda
Talbot
Cherry
Careiefs
Faron
Crown Tavern
Birdcage Alley
Three Tuns
Borough
Oratory on Hackney City and Bear-Garden Notes
An evening talk at the Corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields discusses the ancient city of Hackney and London ruins. The program includes notes on Westminister battles, prize fighting history, bear gardens, cockpits, and a defense of Sir Robert related jokes, with plans on weddings and padlocks.
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Hackney
London
K——I
K——I’s Broad-piece Was Round and Square ; : Ks Topbegs
Garth
Westminster
Bear-Garden
Addison
Greece
Rome
Smooru
Cosmes
Sir R
Prussia
Persia
Prince of Wales attends Windsor shooting and Edinburgh proclamation
The Prince of Wales, with the Duke of St Albans and others, travels from Windsor to Richmond to shoot pheasants before returning. A proclamation at Windsor Castle orders Scottish peers to attend Holyrood House on November 17 to appoint a new peer in Parliament. Other notices report deaths, appointments, and local incidents in London and surrounding areas.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of
Castle of Windsor
Scotland
Holy Rood House
Edinburgh
Great Britain
James Earl of Findlater
Newcomb
Gloucester
Alix
Ely
Carshalton
Surrey
Thomas Scawen
Cornhill
John Salter
Linnon-Draper
Islington
Oliver Ainge
Havig
Mark Lane
Fernchurch
Peter Eaton
Tower Ward
Charles Peers
Richard Topham
Oxford
Lady Hartup
John Hartup
Bedford Row
Bury
Stoke Newington
Stephen Duck
Clarendon Fark
Wiltshire
South Sea Stock and Theatre Notices 1730
Market prices quoted for South Sea Stock and Annuity, Bank rates, and various bonds, with copper and India values. Theater and musical entertainments listed for the South Sea House period, including Volpone and The Provoked Husband at Drury Lane and Goodman's Fields, plus notices of a South Sea Company general court and tea buyers meeting.
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South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Goodman’s Fields
South Sea House
South Sea Company
Floresce Needle-Street
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Flanders
His Majestys Mint
Tower of London
His Majesty
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
the Fox
Rev. Johnson
Volpone
Mr. Mills
Mofea
Wilks
Corvino
Cibber
Corbaccio
Mr. Johnson
Volrore
Mr. Roberts
Politick
Mr. Norris
Bonafio
Wa. Mills
Peregrine
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Horton
Celia
Booth
Gardner
Mr. Rainton
Walter
Monsieur Roger
Mademoiselle Delorme
Lord Townly
Mr. Giffard
Lady Townly
Giffard
Manly
Huddy
Francis Wronghead
Penkethman
Count Baffer
Barden
Squire Richard
Mire Bullock
John Moody
Collett
Grace
Haughton
Wronghead
Woodward
Jenny
Wirs. Mountfort
Motherly
Palmer
Myrtilla
Thomas
Ouka
Caturgutta
Tethtow
Clogoitta
Calanah
Monnowconow
Queonnakah
South Carolina
Oates
George’s
Squire Noople
Squire Noodle
Mr. Berry
King of
Tunis
Mr. Fielding
Mirza
Paget
Sebastian
Mr. Oates
Clerimont
Mr. Woodward
Jasper
Burnett
Doodle
Young Bencroft
Davy
Mr. Excell
Queen
Kilby
Maria
Mr.ray
Lee and Harper’s Great Booth
Southwark
Call
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