Dublin Journal gossip from Constantinople to Stockholm
An OCR stitched summary of European dispatches from London to Stockholm notes political upheavals in Constantinople with Cossack spies executed, vizier replaced, fires blamed on incendiaries, and reforms in Peterburg policing of lewd women. Stockholm reports 73000 Russian troops in Finland, ready fleets, and Sweden pressing Diet talks to end Petersburg disputes. Dublin, with local notes of cattle, crime, and weather, closes with court and social mentions.
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Constantinople
Afakow
Russia
Coul Cheaia
Janissaries
Rps
Vizirheaia
Terrana Emini
Synope
Petersburgh
Winter Palace
Tite Bette
M. Schripponef
Department of Foreign Affairs
Peterburgh
Carnelly
Stockholm
Finland
Livonia
Ite
Liffon
Cadiz
Portugal
Germany
Joseph
Ratisbon
Dresden
Poland
van Pers
Hanover
Paris
Genoa
Reiner
Tittle Council
Chevalier
Lord Elcho
London
Duke of Bedford
Cholmondely
Philadelphia
John Kinsey
Caslisle
Cumberland
Baron Smythe
Daniel Benn
L . Bart
Whitehaven
Senate
Petersburg
Sweden
Celfing
India
Navy
Dublin
Lord Newport
Elphin
Lines-Hall
Coftillowe
Lord Athunry
Joe
Ratoath
Mr. Stewart
Greg
Mr. Gore
St. Sweetman
Hawkins's Street
England
Fath
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Sénatus Consium
Turin
Sardinia
Conflans
St. Ameran
Priah
Fortéfsberg
Thar
Axis
Sfatn
Wedrid
Shat Bi
America
English South-Sea Company
West Indies
Ital V
Naples
Salerno
Berlin
Embden
East Frizeland
Bern
Great Council
France
M.de la Caille
Royal Academy of Sciences
College of Mazarine
India Company
Scotland
Edinburgh
Stirling
Ross
Lockburg
Madrig
Madrid
Rome
Bihoprick
London Infirmary
Duke of Richmond
John Day
His Majesty’s Palace
Westminster
Sidney- Stafford Smith
Exchequer
Somerset
Grosvenor Square
Marquess of Granby
Duke of Rutland
Frances Seymour
Charles Duke of Somerset
Pho. Barnard
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