English Nobles Succumb To Excessive Drinking Abroad
Numb 1935 reports three young English nobles visiting Naples fall ill after heavy drinking of a spurious cordial called shere Aquetta and wine laced with various ingredients. two other notices mention deaths and court import from Paris and Madrid, including officials and nobles, with reports of contagion and plague effects in Orange and nearby areas.
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Naples
Prince Borgie
Rowe
Joseph, Barthle -Perintji
Portupal
St. A Maria
Vie
Meffire Charles d’Hautefort
de Surville
Paris Alamain
Paris
Count de Prade
Portugal
Ville Roy
Lisbon
Rouen
Levant
Marseilles
Thomas
Luis
Court of Justice
M. du Bois Dauphi
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the Evening Post
France
Hapsburg
Berlinsky
Count Hompesch
Friesland
Prussia
Plage
William
Stockholm
Finland
Hague
Rumph
Sweden
de Hague
Lewis
Havre de Grace
Genoa
Cadiz
Dartmruth
Son
Arriv
Morehampton
Streights
Moffit
Pensilvania
Gordon