Proclamation by Theodore I appoints Corsican regents and aid
A dated proclamation from Sartena November 14 1736 appoints governors in chief to rule during Theodore I king of Corsica's absence, urges loyalty, warns against opposition, and notes the seal and private letters from the Hague explain recent misunderstandings between Cardinal Fleury and Dutch minister Van Hoey. It also recounts a London incident of two boys stealing shoes in Tothill Street and a spate of threatening letters linked to arson fears in Café Money.
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Theodore
Corsica
Sartena
Count Costa
Hague
Cardinal de Fleury
M. van Hoey
Pans
Lingelandt
van Hoey
M.van Hoey
Paris
Cardinal Fleury
Juliers
Bergue
Prafhia
House of Pantine
Prussia
M. Fagel
States-General
Dore
Vienna
France
Bergone
Marquis de Fenelon
Manheim
Tothill-street
Tothill-Fields Bridewell
Woman Burn Threat and Reward Post in Dublin News 1737
A Dublin notice warns of a plan to torch haystacks and barns if guineas are not paid between now and the 23rd. Queen promises pardon to any who aid capture of the accomplice. Lady Garrard offers 30l reward on conviction. Also reports birth of four in Bristol, new High Sheriff of Longford, a death, and theatre notices at Smock Alley with several benefits for charities.
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Garrard
Macguire
St. James’s
Bristol
Dublin
Lords
Charles Fox
Slehane
Longford
Phibe Burrel
Robert Burrel
Dusurn Society
City of
Mfr
DU Val
Smock-Alley
London
Barrington
Husband
Tom Thumb
Mercer's Charitable Hospital
Stephen’s Street
Royal
Aungier's Stréet
Hamlet
Prince of Denmark
Mr. Ward
Ophelia
Mills Woffington
William Delamain
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