London Gazette: Imperial deaths and royal announcements
Private audiences report the death of the late German Emperor and Leopold II's accession to Hungary and Bohemia. Notices grant episcopal election for St Asaph and appointments in Essex and London. Court mourning guidelines issued for April and dates for levee and Court processions. Count de Wurtzfeld arrives as Ambassador Extraordinary from Mentz to appoint the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire in Frankfort.
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Ox reputedly larger than Leicestershire ox killed in near Wantage
Oxford dated April 16 reports the Bishop of Salisbury collating Dr Holmes to the Prebend of Lyme opis and notes Trinity and Brazen Note fellows elected at Oriel College. A correspondent claims a remarkable Leicestershire ox was surpassed by a larger animal killed Thursday near Wantage, with measurements and weight recorded.
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Ship News: April g Wind Severs Hellen and Fincher Voyages
Strong NE winds drive vessels from Liverpool and Dublin as two ships fail. Paragon with Clodd bound for Ostend remains at the Downs. Fincher of the Hellen and Brothers of Davis both come down, while Liverpool and Dublin routes face disruption.
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Nimble cutter Paragon clash in Downs windy day
Deal on April 10 reports nimble cutter and Paragon racing in Downs weather with wind from the northeast described as strong.
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Royal news and public notices from London to Windsor
The report details royal attendance at Windsor Chapel and dining at Windsor Lodge, with princesses set to stay at Kew during lodge repairs. It also covers European affairs, empress gifts to Sir Joshua Reynolds, naval plans from Denmark, a duel near Dublin, city crime notes, a Dover fire, London bank theft, and a long list of marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and dividends in the period.
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Igor
Parliament Candidates Appeal to Southiampton Gentlemen
A county meeting in Southiampton favors William Heathcote and William Ghute as candidates for Parliament. They urge support from the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders, vow to defend constitutional principles, promote prosperity, and thank voters for the Day's success. The letter dates January 145 and notes strong local backing despite opposing efforts.
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William Heathcote
William Ghute
Shaftesbury Election Notice April 1700
To the Worthy Electors of the Borough of Shaftesbury Shaftesbury April 1700 notice to elect representatives. The fragment states a formal call to voters in the borough during the April 1700 period.
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