European News Snippet From Dublin to Altona
Dated items report on royal gala in Warsaw, January 29, and a British press memory of press freedom promises. Movements of Prussian troops and Austrian replacements are noted, with Madrid’s potential revolution and Jesuit restrictions. Atlantic colonies turbulence contrasts with France’s calm abroad.
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Holland
France
Flanders
Warsaw
Gala
Dublin
Cracow
Cajavia
Petrikau
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Meyer Elbe
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Matilda
Bridewell
Parma
Fan
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Madrid
Hamburgh
Bygharelt
Haguey Fox
Europe
America
Surinam
Old Leighlin MP Elected as John Blaquiere Wins Seat
Ireland Dublin February 2 The Right Hon John Blaquiere Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant chosen MP for Old Leighlin Coke Fan 28 In a violent storm the Industry brig Captain Savage from Philadelphia to Drogheda wrecked at Dingle Bay near Inch Captain and cook drowned cargo partly saved by locals and officers Also ship Capt Magee Cork left on Valentia coast near Dingle Bay entrance
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Ireland
Dublin
John Blaquiere
Old Leighlin
Coke
Industry
Captain Savage
Philadelphia
Drogheda
Dingle Bay
Inch
Cook
Magee
Corke
Valentia
Bay of Dingle
Rural charity and sudden death in Dorset county
From Salisbur y Feb 8. Last week Sir James Long of Draycot and Kington St Michael distributed clothing and beef to over 40 distressed villagers in Sutton and Draycot parish. On Saturday the gallant gentleman died suddenly in his carriage between his house and Blandford Dorset John Ridout Esq.
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S. Salisboury
James. Long
Draycot
Kington St. Michael
Sutton and
Blandford
Dorset
John Ridout
Mr. Colman
Colman
Mr. Mitchell
Stones Mason
Newport-streé
Faon
Cone
Cranbourne Alley
Luckdale
Smith
Kingsgate-street
Holborn
John Cole Galloway
Hennington
Suffolk
Willian’ Cox
Langton Herring
Dorsetshire
Giles Earle
Piccadilly
Stanhope
William Stanhope
Capt. Jones
Guards
Jonathan Withers
Law
Temple
Mills Hannah Eyes
Thames-street
Mawson
St. Clement's
Miss Brown
Warwick
Golden-square
Burlington
William Breton
Chamber
Sondon
Bedfordshire
Archibald Buchanan
Thomas
Sun
Teiple-bar
Charles Broome
Chiswick
Middlesex
Righton
Rich
Tenderden
Kent
Northampton
Joseph Clements
Millbank
Westminster
Pierce
Howle
Broad-street
John Wilson
Deptford
Thomas Croker
Eastcheap
Joseph Montford
Shipping News and Arrivals at English Ports
A fragmented report lists ships and captains at Gravesend and London ports with arrivals from Alicant Dublin Waterford and Cork. Notable vessels include the Wentworth Frigate Dawn and several merchant ships with names and origins. The French ambassador hosted a grand ball for nobility and foreign ministers at George Street in London.
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Deat
Fes
Willis
Lifoon
Union
Coombs
Carolina
Elizabeth
Ashford
Lymington
Wentworth
Dawn
Ann
Vanderhooke
Dort
Harmony
Smith
Boog
Amsterdam
Sally
Fadllet
St. Andero
Friendship
Lamy
Dispatch
Sheldrick
Bouchard
Qstend
Cauflay
Nice
William
Robert
Headam
Seville
Czefar
M‘cowan
Almeria
Cedar
Ditto
Milford
Charlotte, Devereux
Cork
Dickenson
Johnson
Jamaica
Dover
Lon D OO
George-street
The King's Council Nominees and Dublin Disorder Reported
A long list of named peers and officers appointed by the King in Council appears alongside notes on budgetary costs of the candle season, Prussia Poland trade assurances, a Paris court scene involving Marie d Ambert, and Dublin civil military tensions. The letter from Major Dicay prompts a Dublin Assembly response urging removal of the 45th regiment from city duty and detailing Lord Bellamont’s status post-injury.
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Berks
Jerem, Crutchley
Supninghill Park
Bedford
John Howard
Cardington
Bucks
Richard Reading
Hardwick
Cumberland
John Dixon
Whitehaven
Cheshire
George Wilbraham
Townsend
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Sir Charles Cope
Ortonhum Battlebridge
Bart
Cornwall
William Harris
Camborne
Devon
Thomas Hull
Marlpoolhafi
Dorsetthire
Henry Corinth Henley
Colway
Derbyshire
Saint Rotherham
Dronfield
Essex
John Archer
Cooperfall
Gloucestershire
Jof
Pyrhe
Little Dean
Hertfordshire
John Dorien
Lincolnshre
John Key
Leadenham
Monmouthshire
Morgan Lewis
St. Pits
Northumberland
Wm. Lowes
Ridleyhall
Northamptonshire
W. Hanbury
Kelmarth
Norfolk
Edward Hare
Sall
Nottinghamshire
John Westcoiml Emmerton
Thrumpton
Oxfordshire
John Buth
Burcott
Rutlandshire
John Palmer
Seaton
Shropshire
John Dod
Whitchurch
Somersetshire
Hugh Smith
Long Ashton
Staffordshire
Thomas Whitby
Haleshall
Suffolk
Thomas Maynard
Wrentham
Southampton
Richard Worsley
Apuldarcombe
Wight
Surry
Brecon
Thomas Evans
Pennant
Radnor
Barnard Holland
Llanbister
Carmarthen
Gwyn Vaughan
Delegoom
Pemroke
John Evans
Ewdie
Cardigan
David Jones
Dery
North Wales
Anglesey
Hugh Wynne Jones
Tre’Arwarth
Carnarvon
Ralph Griffith
Caerhun
Merioneth
Lewis Edwards
Talgarth
Montgomery
Wm. Wipme
Abberfrydian
Denbigh
Edward Lloyd
Roydenhall
Flint
John Puleston
Emral
Dantziek
Prussia
Poland
Paris
Fontainbleau
Marie d’ Ambert
Dublin
Sheriff Shiell
Joe
Alderman Lightburke
Slater
Dicay
Commons
City of
Thomas
Lord Bellamont
Quarrel at the Opera and Old London Drink Prices
A report recalls a duel between a Polish nobleman and a Scottish gentleman in Hyde Park over an affair at the Saturday Opera. It also traces long-standing excise shifts on beer and malt from the Pot Act era to 1761, noting brewers’ price impacts and the growing tax burden.
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Hyde-par
Fionis
London
Shakespear
Ratcliff
Adikin
Gyon
Uthant
Polly
M‘intoth
Porto Rico
France
Prince Czartorski
Solander
Banks
Lord Greville
Phipps
Navy
Irvine
Dr. Linde
Mermaid
French
Wapping New Stairs
Moore
Bortsmouth
His Majesty
Board of Admiralty
Sir John Fielding
Poole Hey
Epstody
Lincoln's Inn Hall
George Colman
Colman
Vindication of Clergy Subscription in Winchester Archdeaconry
A 18th century pamphlet by Benjamin D. W. son, Rector of Burgh, arguing on whether clergy must subscribe to the 39 Articles. It attacks misrepresentations by Balgu y and discusses the constitutional requirement of clergy subscription. Published by Cadell and Wilkie in London.
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London
Middlesex
Surry
Hertford
Bedford
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Rutland
Orthampton
Leicester
Nottingham
Erby
Stafford
Salop
Hereford & Te
Worcestery
Iw Ee
Gloucester
Wilts
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Lincoln
York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshires
Sussex
Kent
Wales
South Wales
Des Leste
Scotland
William Cooke
Winchester
Balguy
Benjamin D. W.son
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Burgh
T. Cadell
Stharids
J. Wilkie
e.Paul’s
E. and
C. Dilly
Poudhuy