Dublin Journal reports British and European dispatches
News from London and Lisbon includes Sardinia’s king heading to baths, Savoy ministers meeting, and the Spanish ambassador gaining full powers. Portugal’s king recovers from fever as storms, fires, and lightning cause damage across England. Letters describe Chebucto, Minas, and colonial conflicts with French forces in North America. Venice and Rome clash over church appointments, with oblique notes on Henry Pelham’s government and a British herring fishery proposal. Local weather and harvest prospects, ship cargoes, and stock market chatter fill the rest of the despatches.
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Leicester
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