From Aberdeen to Edinburgh Lord Oliphant Title Likely
News tells that David Oliphant set out from Aberdeen toward Edinburgh with the Light and Title of Lord Oliphant if the widow of the late lord is not with child. It notes Chyne faces execution on September 8 and Wilson may stand trial. Also mourns the death of Rev. John Osburn and reports mad dog attacks in Fife and trials at the next circuit including John Chalmers for earlier robberies.
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Wets
Tlanddinburgh
David Oliphant
Hilion
Andon
Lord Oliphant
Aberdeen
Alexander Chyne
William Wilson
John Osburn
The
Marshal College
Fife
Micad
Circuit
John Chalmers
Brabant
Cockpit
Ireland
Duke of Cumberland
St. James’s
Windsor Lodge
Great Britain
Whitehall
Fubbs
Limeburner
Flanders
Savoy
Aix
Lord Castlemain
Earl Tilney
County of Essex
Robert Abdy, Bart
Deceas
Amity
Douglas
Antigua
Jeany
Care
Virginia
Dove
Semple
Argyle
Montgomery
St. Kitt’s
Glasgow
Grand Fleet
West Indies
Kent
Hastings
Sussex
Samuel
Cyprus
Campiin
Marseilles
Prince Frederick
Hill
Oporto
Hull
Goodwin Sands
Charles Williams
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Drayton
Newbury-Fair
Henly Upon Thames
Gabriel Honour
Loddon
Berks
New Church
Strand
John Wooky
Compter
Friday Street
London Hospital
Woodstreet
Newgate
Thomas Woodroffe
George Vandeput
Sunderland
Grosvenor Square
Hofter
Towerstreet
James Humphreys
Cheapside
Old Fifth-street
Ship arrivals and departures at Deal and Gravesend
In late August vessels are listed with origins and destinations. Ships including the Eagle Weston from Tenby to Southampton and the Good Intent from Narva to Chester are noted, along with arrivals at Glasgow and Dover regions from Gibraltar and Dort. A scorpion sloop remains in the Downs, and other crafts reach or depart from Jerzey, Guernsey, Jerzey, St. Kitts, and Antigua.
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Poole
John
Anne
Nicholas
Wales
Eagle
Weston
Tenby
Southampton
Lesley
Narva
Chester
Betty
Allez
Guernsey
Charming Betty
Biffon
Jerzey
Prince of Wales
Corker
S. E. Deal
Downs
Gravesend
Eleanor
Comyns
Gibraltar
Prince William
Hind
Dort
Dove
Semple
Argyle
Montgomerie
St. Kitts
Glasgow
Jeany
Cave
Virginia
Ditto
Amity
Douglass
Antigua
Constantinople Crisis and Dutchy Finances Reported
The latest from London notes Mahomet V’s eighteen year reign and possible deposition as nobles press for dismissal of ministers. Dispatches from Hamburg and Vienna discuss Holstein funds, Dutchy affairs, and ongoing negotiations at Aix-la-Chapelle. Updates cover Hanoverian troops, naval readiness, and local London incidents with accidents and arrests.
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Constantinople
Mahomet V
Vienna
Hamburgh
Russia
Holstein
Aix-la-Chapelle
Liege
Kaunitz
St. Severin
Silesia
Amsterdam
Ferdinand van Collen
Guntersteyn
Cornelius van Trip
Goudham
William Gideon van Deutz
Gerard Arnout Hasselaer
Hanover
Germany
Herenhausen
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London
London Gazette
Thomas Beaven
Melksham
Wilts
Clothicre
Salop Infirmary
Watkin Williams Wynn
St. Chad's Church
Raven
Shrewbury
John Phipps
Mercer
Mr. Price
Exchange
Bristol
St. John Baptist
Constantine
John Reed
Alexandria
Tripoli
N. B
Liam Hunt
Twining
Gloucester
Worcester
J. P
Batson
Cornhill
H&b
Gordal Storrs
Gainsborough
Lincoln
Storrs
N.B
Hazxard
Paar
Jhazard
Royal Exchangey
Ludgate-Street
Spring-Gardens
Charing-Cross
Prince’s -Street
St. James's
Hay-Market
Westminster
Bond -Street
Rtel
TLIO
J Rowning
Anderby
Lincolnforte
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Harding
St. Martin’s Lanes