Dangerous Hungary unrest reshapes royal power fears of bloodshed
Vienna dispatch reports Leopold facing growing constraints as Hungarian demands chip away at monarchical authority. Diets push for state control of money and war, while clergy and nobles clash over toleration. A looming, bloodstained conflict in Hungary is feared amid heavy costs and uprisings. Berlin notes a new ambassador to Constantinople and a self-inflicted death among royal circles.
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Leopold
Ausria
Hungary
Leopord
Berlin
Onlg
Hence
Constantinople
Zeglin
Count Hertzberg
Count Schulenberg
Colonel Zeglin
Count von Schwerin
Usedom
West Prussia
Prince Henry
Prince Ferdi
Royal Highness near death shocks Ferdinand house leader tied
The Royal Highness is gravely ill and on a final medical trial after being placed with his former nurse. If he dies it would reveal major secrets about the House of Ferdinand. Lieutenant General Von Sath, garrison commandant at Cofel, is dead and command of his regiment passes to General Von Otto.
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Nands
House of
Jasper Spencer
King's
Coventry
Anthony Farnshaw
John Phillips
Matthew Archer
Samuel Humphries
Warwick
Joseph Harcourt
Thomas Bates
John Pye
John Yeomans
Mr. Miles
Richard Cook
John Bird
George Ketterton
Richard Taylor
John Coker
Holden
St. Alban’s
Charles Birch
Arford
Thomas Clutterbuck
Whatford
Ely
Berg
Eaen
Foulmire
Cambridgeshire
N. Child
Kettering
Northamptonshire
Zachariah Rofe
Rofe
Horteft
Suffolk
Dublin
Peter Lawrence
Walte Lawrence
Bellene
Galway
Dunster
Samuel Seager
Newton-Buthel
Devon
Hannah Eaglang
Bath
Hecksiphon
Joie Gray
Fen
Powers Fitter
Shadwell
T. Rickford
Gray's-dane Lane
Holborn
Fothergill
Hebberdeh
Ge N.H
Rickford
Effence
Levee at Windsor and Parliament Oaths and Berths Named
London reports a Windsor levee attended by the Lord Chancellor Pitt and several noble figures. The piece lists new peers to sit in Parliament, Scots peers whose votes are disputed, and minor lords. Dispatches note ships lost and mails from Lisbon and Naples, plus local court seats and a series of accidents, fires, and trials with brief outcomes.
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Windsor
St. James’s Palace
Hon. W. Pitt
Dukes
Newcastle
Leeds
Itarls
Chatham and
Carhampton
Lords Rivers
Loughborough
Barrington
Dover
W. Fawcitt
G. Yonge
J. Evelyn
W. Pepperell
Grenville
House of Peers
Earl of Thanet
Viscount Montagu
Earl of Cardigan
Earl of Guildford
Lord Heafield
Earl of Loregal
Earl of Fife
Viscount Grimstone
Mulgrave
Lord Harewood
Earl of Kellie
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of
Earl of Caithness
Belhaven
Newark
Lyle
Lord Ochiltree
Baron Castlestuart
Ireland
Duke of Rutland
Duke of Manchester
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Albemarle
Arl Waldegrave
Lord Grantham
Holland
Lord Ashburton
Borigdon
Berwick
Lord Montagu
Boughton
Willington
Renner
St. Abe’s
Baltic
Temple
Naples
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Guildhall
Westminster
Charles Snow
Broad Sanctuary
Henry Wood
Little George-street
Richard Lewes
John Titus Wilson
James Solon
King-street
John Churchill
Old Palace-yard
Tapp
Howard
Knutsford
Ripplegate
Banner
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Aucustt
Foreign Intelligence
Vienna
London
G. and
T. Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
Norfolk
William Manning
Difs and Thorne
Norfok
J. Robinson
Adam Smith
Ll.d
F. R
Edinburgh
Big
Masesy
Scotland
University of Glasgow
A. Strahan
T. Cadell
Strand
Smith
Sir James Stuart, Bart
Britain
John Campbell
LL. D
Gto
Rua Buchan
Royal College of Rhyscians
J. Belfour
W. Creech
Mackind
Ure Puschafors
Ups Bay
Mids Brooke
J. Bovin
Paterno
Sei F
Erhiom
John Clerf
Elin
Society of Scottish Antiquaries
Royal Society of Fdinbireh
the Prince of Wales
Brigthelmstone
Henry Wigstead
Rowlandson
Stepherifyi
B. Tith
J. Robison
Paternoite
Whatman
Dutch Brabant
Austrian Netherlands
France
Samuel Ireland
Ji Batiton
Whitehall
Robert Gray
A.M
St. Mary Fall
Oxford
J. F. and
C. Rivingcon
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Robson
R. Faulder
Dromore
Robinson Crusoe
York
Mariner
America
Oroonoque
Globe
W. Lane
Leadenhail Street
England
Henry I
Richard
John
Thomas A Becket
George Lord Litteltons
Joseph Berington
Birmingham
M. Swinney
Dr. Watts
Morocco
Watts
G. Sael
Engiish
Neweastle-street
Wi Richardson
Royal Ex
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Dean Garith
Chester
Mr. Crane
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