Emperor's Stance in Hungary Bishops Clash Amid Debts
A long extract details Emperor Ferdinand II's stance against Cardinal Migazzi of Vienna over bishoprics and debts. It notes the Cardinal's wealth from repairs and rents, the Austrian court's objections, and the Emperor's assertion of royal prerogative. The report includes a letter from Waitfen Hungary and a Lunardi balloon ascent tale from Kelso.
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John Cunningham
William Cunningham
Buxton-place
Lambeth
Surry
Rome
Holy Church of
Waitfen
Hungary
Migazzi
Vienna
Mangary
Spain
Episcopal
Cardiff
Aduxilly
Hungaria
Tregum
Tombendam
Aires Ill
Fumme
Edinburgh
Kckn
Lunardi
Kelfo
Doddington Muir
Theok Bhode
Potter Ancrurd
Berwick
Barridor
Northumberland
Richard Thompson
Uanmoor
Lille
Flanderss
Atbs
Maria
Che Vetale
Mt Gakhy
Uncertain Sermon Stops Offer of Funchalor to Lord
The discussion recalls a message to a noble, noting a sermon that moved consciences. The Preacher admitted fault, leaving with resolve not to boast of the punishment it imposed on Bini. The exchange suggests a cautionary tale about restraint and humility in leadership.
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Bini
Dublin News From 1745 Acknowledges Ishfu'n'd Event
In Dublin on November 4, 1745, a notice appears referencing Ishfu'n'd with a dated marker. The fragmentary keepsake hints at a local item or announcement from the period.
Promotions in British Army Amidst Drought and Calamities
A broad royal promotion list names officers advancing in many regiments including the 4th and 14th dragoons and foot regiments. The piece also reflects on Providence’s mercy to colonies amid drought, floods, and warlike losses, noting health, famine, and hurricane devastation from the West Indies to Africa while urging debt reform and humane treatment in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Frazer
John Foutarton
Edwards
Gethe Regiment of Foot
Tichard’ William Spicer
Nixon
John Isaac
West
Henry Davia
Thirac
24Th Régiment’ of Foot
Richard's
George
Forster
26Th Regiment of Foot
Michael Motleypenny
Foot
Ogilvié
Joseph Wiggellsworth
6Th Foot
Crawford
Regiment of Foot
John Crawford
26Th Foot
Enfin
Wiggelli
Worth
J. Arnot Squire
Blackwood
Robert Stewart
77Th Foot
Bogle
Goth Regiment of Foot
Caleb
Vnte Paylebean
West Indies
Asia
Africa
Teglvocthia
Ptzan
Kitty’s Dench
Murder and Robbery Tales From Dublin Streets
Fragmentary report details a murder plot against an aunt, with a cobbler confessing after a passable river-side scheme. It notes a post office messenger's earlier theft, a patrol of public punishments, and a girl robbed in Dublin streets. It criticizes trade barriers and promises further disclosure by Parliament.
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Tgentignan
Alex. M’glivre
Post Office
Newgaté
George's Street
Palace-street
Dublin
Everal
House
of Commons
Indies
Krovy
Philadelphia
Mary Land
Trieste
Leghorn
Batt
Charity Sermon At Parish Church Of St Audoen
A 1735 notice records Alice preaching at St Audoen Parish Church with Rev Dive Downes. A charity collection supported a seminary for twenty poor boys, many orphans, sheltered and clothed. Governors invite protection for the project aiding boys apprenticed to masters after schooling.
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Alice
ST. Audoen
Dive Downes
L. L
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Duke of
Charity Sermon To Aid Eight Boys And Girls
The Reverend Joseph Stock D D preaches at Si Michigan church to support a charity school for eight boys and eight girls. The sermon appeals for public liberality and subscriptions as the school seeks continued funding and guidance from governors and governesses.
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Si Mich AN
Chusch
Joseph Stock
Yo Fahd
B. N.bate
Property claim notice in Crooked-staff Sheriff post
A silver watch once possessed by a named person may be claimed by proving ownership at Crooked-staff Sheriff’s office. Apply in person to redeem the item.
American Lands To Be Sold On A New York Area Farm
Land sale notice offers Rhinback farm of 300 acres with brick house and complete outbuildings near Hudson River forty miles from New York plus the King’s Bridge farm near New York. Terms note payment to Lord Viscount Ranglagt in Dublin.
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Rhinback
Hudson's River
New-York
King's Bridge
Ear
Viscount Ranglagt
Dublin
Port News Arrived From London Merchants Goods
Noyad Reily and other London merchants report cargoes including lumber coal malt wine and iron. Dartmouth Packet Agiail Lieven and Ballatt vessels appear among arrivals with wind and stock details. Rhode Island lumber and related goods are also noted along with health and weather hints for ships.
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Noyad
Reward
Reily
London
Hanneh
Lewis
Old York
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
Vague OCR fragment mentions rising and setting terms with numbers and garbled names. No clear event, place, or person emerges beyond irregular figures and codes. Unable to identify a concrete news item or outcome from the provided text.
Reward offered for burglary and robbery suspects
Public notice from the Lord Lieutenant’s staff announces a reward for guiding or prosecuting anyone involved in a burglary and robbery at a house. It offers pardons or clemency to those who assist and convict the principals within fixed calendar months, naming the authorities and steps for pursuit and prosecution.
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Tin Bay
Arran
Belop
Irelaind
Lita
Peron
Betton
Berton
Pedins
Anihunis
Osuard
Cequettiae
Ordes
James
Corky
Seerensig
Sgt Seglany
Ekhecevy
East Ind ies Seeks Free Young Volunteers for Five Years
Advertisement seeking 19 to 20 year old volunteers from Hertfordshire and London areas for a five year term with a signed agreement, voyage on company ships from Gravesend, provisions and clothing, free passage back to England after five years, and no apprenticeship offered. Applicants must be under 23, 4 feet 6 inches to 5 feet tall for lads, with no objection to Roman Catholics. Contact Mr Bath at No 16 Game Street Tottenham Court Road, London.
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Korturgs
Gravesend
England
Bath
Staret
Tottenham
Court-Road
London
Church of Rome
Inheritance of Lands in Limerick Province Listing Tenants
In the county of Limerick eight hundred pounds rent is to be received by Frances Whyte of Redhills Cavan, John Brown and John Cham Ley of Barhkeale, with bounds near Rathbenl Rathgonan Loghill and Newcastle town. The notice dated September agth, 17 ge.
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Rathgonan
Loghill
Limerick
Rathbenl
Newcastle
Imengk
Rentakow
Franci Whyte
Redhills
Cincy
Cavan
Jlq
John Brown
Fount Brown
Barhkeale
Efig
Foun Chamley
Burig
Rublin
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Mr. George, Bond
Edward Barry
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Dartmouth Packet
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Edels
Ballatt
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East-Indies
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