Polish Diet and Austrian Court News in March Dispatches
Reports from Warsaw describe the Dyet's sessions with electing nunciates and reading allied powers’ declarations, amid postwar tension. Vienna notes General Laudon’s service, Canale’s death, and Jezzar Bey’s plunder, with Lord Stormont meeting Die d Aiguillon in Paris on April 2.
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Holland
France
Warrklaw
Marcnio
Cece
Skalik
Grod
Warsaw
Tynanimousy
Martial
Dyet
Seamotki
Stasizewski
Mufgovy Tve
Vienna
Baron Laudon
Laidon
Rorké
Xavierus Canale
Leghart
Syria
Jezzar
Bidosi
Paris
Lord Stormont
Hagland
London
Die d’Aiguillon
Unnamed deaths and crimes across ports and towns
Reports from Canterbury Ipswich and Southampton describe fatal falls, drownings, and violent incidents. Notable items include John Robinson's death after a fall from a horse between Feversham and Graveny, a murder attempt linked to rent disputes, and a shipboard drowning near a timber ship. Also noted are arrivals and arrivals of vessels and a noted figure rumored to take over an inn.
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Canterbury
John Robinson
Feversham
Graveny
Mayo, Corporation
Aden
Ipswich
Richard Bacon
Colchester
Edifund Bacon
Elys
Raveningham
Norfolk
Bolton
Southampton
Edward Oe
Mr. Wornam
Roé
Wornam
Parker
Williams
Procession to St Bride's and royal sermon in Lichfield area
The Right Hon Lord Mayor and Aldermen and city officers, with ladies, processed to St Bride's Church in Fleet Street for annual service. The sermon was preached by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, with other dignitaries in attendance. News from abroad reports General Romanzow's death and Baltic diplomacy shifts, plus Prussian moves in Dantzig and salt trade plans in Poland. Additional items cover ship arrivals, ferry and mail notices, a London fire, purse thefts, burglaries, executions in Bristol, and local marriages and deaths.
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Mekarday
Stepheinson
Savbtidee
Bull
Plomer
Thomas
Rawhgiens
Hopkins
Ani
Lewes
Akiermart
St. Bride's
Brownlowe North
Warsaw
Prasia
Poland
Ephraim
Thorn
Dantzig
Prussia
Potzdam
Berlin
Senegal
Goree
Gold Coast
Hague
Bankes
South Seas
Charles Greville
Earl of Warwick
Rotterdam
Batavian Society
Arctic Pole
Bath
Industry
Waterford
London
Duke of Grafton
Fox
Mitchell
Mandras
Nicholas
Hitch
Bostoa
Geenland
Langford
Islington
Archer
Byde
White-Hart-Court
Gracechurch Street
Lawfor
Sir John Fielding
Kent
Dukes
Chelsea-water-works
Britol
Christopher Francis
Begjantin Pearce
Hopewell
Philip Lythybee
Bristol Channel
George Browning
James Jones
Mary Redcliff Ward
Reptemper Lake
Ireland
Henry the Second
Kingdom
Los
Thomas Leland
Trinity College
Dublin
J. Nourse
T. Longman
G. Robinson
Paternofferton
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Jacob
Committee of Mechanics
Strand
Daniel Bourn
University Church
Cambridge
Richard Aston
Court of King’s Bench
John Hey
Sidney-Sussex College
His Majesty’s Chapel
Whitehall
J. Woodyer
J. Merrill
J. Beecroft
Paternofter Row
Meif. Carnan
Newbery
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s
Churchyard
T. Cadell
the Strand
B. White
Fleet-Breet
Sadler's Wells Enticements Stir Public Taste With Larder of Acts
Intelligence from Sadler’s Wells notes a varied theatrical larder drawing a hungry crowd. After a musical opening last summer a tumbling act by Ferci and troupe followed by a grotesque Nobody and Somebody dance led to a new monfcal entertainment The Ladle starring Lowe Kear and Mrs Burnett with recitative and airs set to Dibdin music. The piece adapts a Prior tale into a stage form with a speechless Hostess and evolving chorus, featuring songs such as Only suppose it the first of May and When I was a young one with humorous verses and a lively courtly procession.
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Sadler'’S Wells
Sadler's Wells
King and Co
Monsieur Ferci
Lowe
Kear
Burnett
Wells
Prior
Sadler’s Wells
Mrs. Bornwerr
Clark
Ladle and Life Song Performed by Mr Laws
A fragmentary lyric noting Sung by Mr Laws and sung by Burnetts with themes of contentment and fear of loss. It contrasts old fashion attire and coach wealth with a life lived simply, saying the way to avoid crosscuts is to stay content with one’s ladle. It reflects on desires, fate, and the brevity of life.
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Mr.Laws
Nadir
Ariel
KE En
Fenfé
Dorcas
Burnetts
Mr. Laws
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Wynn
New-York
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Burchet
Ostend
Charlotte
Berwick
William and
Jane
Stoughton
Chester
Rogers
Botton
Liverpool
Young
Will, Naylor
Tortla
Hindley Matfie
St. Vincent’s
Georgia
Barcelona-Parker
M‘carty
Ditto
Westerday
Lord Suffolk
James de Rig
Jamés Powell
J Sha Symons
Lanitinan
Pembrokeshire
Trevanion
William Trevanion
Caerhays
Cornwall
Edward Smith
St. Paul's Churchyard
Jenny
Larchin
Sparrow
Snow-hill
Patty Browne
Newgatetreet
Bitney
Gogtnagog
N.ar
Francis Helme
Mr. Merchant
Fittleton
Wiltshire
John Staples
Wigmore-street
Southwark
Wincheser
Willam Clark
Ein
County of Hants
Mount-street
Robert. Lancaster
Bridge-street
Westminster
John’ Aiflabie
John’ Aiflabie, Ef. Yesterday, After A Long June 13, Mrs. Dorman,, At Drury-lane
Lowrey
Carnaby Street
Golden-square
Portsmouth
James Gee
T. Payne
Arcee
Sicily
Malta
William Reckfurt
Somtrly
Suffolk
P. Brydone
F.R.S
W. Strahan
Wen
Eyg? Jard
Wales
W. Owen
Fleet-freet
R. Goodby
Sherborne
U.S Ft C
William Flackton
S. Thomson
St. Paul's Church-yard
Orzan
Naiv Jit Pu
Marshall
Faster
Aldersgate
Ward School
R. Hornfield
Ludgatesstreet
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