Moral Tales From A Turbulent Era Chronicle
A late December Journal item recounts tales of prudent spending, royal intrigue, and virtuous charity. It narrates a spendthrift warned by a philosopher, a treacherous noble spared by a prince, and a conquering emperor’s brutality. It ends with a cardinal’s charity, a widow’s plea, and a corrected royal grant of five hundred crowns for her debt and future dowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seragtio
Mahomet
Constantinople
Comical Adventures and Court Travels of Foreign Messengers
Odd anecdotes recount a Manila Mandareen and an English sailor near Amoy, a brave Mandareen envoy rewarded after outsmarting enemies, and a tragic courtly tale of jealousy among Spaniards. Also notes on Irish affairs from Dublin, Timurlong’s siege, a Mogul elephant incident, and local civic updates on the Kilkenny hospital, copper smelting ventures, and public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy Io
China
Jock
England
Lightac
iIngie
Hefbind
Gaderer
Dublin
Simeon Keane
George’s Lake
Ball
Mercer's Hospital
Sheeftown
Kilkenny
Richard Shee
Eig
Thomas Herbert
Belldoyle
Mills Anne Cane
Dr. Stephens’s Hospital
William Hawker
Thomas Baker
Green
Ireland
St. John’s
Wales
Butler
Killarney
Kerry
Kenmare
Philharmonic Hall
Fithamble Street
Musical Society
Dubourg
James Greenbay
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Tlato
Orleans
Vance
Oraos
Flanders
Faulkner
The
Lidl
Turspay
Sarugbay
Feri
Lement VIII
Bologna
Florence
Clement
Rome
Perdonaremi
Marden
Garifon
Maccon
Timurlong
Cathemire
Beatty