Grand Signior death rumor and royal birth in Europe
Postscript notes global tidings from Houwann to Franpers with reports of the Grand Signior’s death expected in Constantino ple. Princess of Orange and Nassau borne a prince, Duke of Brunswick-Lunebourg hosts a grand dinner for the Stadtholder party. Peter Quesne Benard dies aged 75. a Polish frontier report mentions Peter III claiming a throne, 100000 troops, and mutiny in Bibikow's ranks. Parliament notes discuss naval funding and supply concerns amid wartime strain. Various dispatches reveal weathered wars, coin hoards, robberies, drownings, and emigration from Clyde to New York.
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Constantinople
Frague
Orange and Nassau
Benard
Republic of Letters
Jesuits
Utrecht
The
Haerkem
Poland
Peter III
Orenbourg
Bibikow
Peter
Limfelf
Paul
Death of the Grand Signior and Navy Funds Mentioned
Letters received by the Holland mail report the death of the Grand Signior. figures cited include 444,188 for the ordinary of the navy and 420,729 for building, rebuilding, and repairs of ships. A writ issued to elect a Member for Huntingdon following Rob Jones’s death. A petition against the Selby navigation bill was presented and ordered to lie on the table.
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Holland Mail
Huntingdon
Rob. Jones
High Water Timings at London Bridge
The notice lists high water events at London Bridge with timings for Thursday and the following morning. It records a 45 minutes after 11 in the morning occurrence and a 44 minutes after 12 at noon event, with dates indicated as tomorrow and Thursday.
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London Bridge
Counterfeit Royal Patents Medicines Ad for Fleet-market London
By Authority of the KING's Royal Patents Thomas Jackson offers Fackson's Tincture for rheumatism and various ailments claiming infallible cure with continued use. Also Squire's Grand Elixir priced at 3s 4d. advertised as effective for fluxes fevers measles pox and aches. Numerous other named patent medicines listed with note that a single reputable shopkeeper in every city and market town in Great Britain sells them.
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Thomas Jackson
Fleet - Market
London
Fackson
Squire
Hatfield
Hooper
Stoughton
Anderson
Godfrey
Daffy
Bostock
Ratclife
Bateman
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Houwann and
Franpers
Beor
HOUSE
Commons
Africa
Charles W Thin
Buller
Sahd
Navy Department
Constantine Pops
Admiralty and Navy Boards
Admiralty
Navy
Pelham
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Anson
Charles Saunders
Edmund B
P—ps
Treasury Bench
Pops
Admiralty Boards
D———Ii
Gilbert
E. B
Mrrc
Lord Clare
House‘of Commons
O‘hara
O' Hara
Great-Britains
Stockholm
Brosian Armtes
Waterford
Tramor Bay
Sally
Poole
Liverpool
Oliver
Frampton
Worcester
Lechmere
Watkin
Adelphi
County of
Bedford
St. John’s Street
Hertford
Holden
Epping-forest
Shoreditch
Shadwell
Garnell
East Smithfield
York
Robinson
Mecklefield
Miss Bland
Kippax-park
Edinburgh
Clyde
Ferguson
New York
Drruv-Lang
Sethona
Cover-GaRpen
India
Consol
India Ann
Bank Ann
Bank Long Aan
Britain
Nallon
Thig
Isand
John Campbell
Price
Bourd
John Hugg
Pope
Mr Rowe
Robert Wilks
John Duncombe
J. Johmson
St. Baal’s Church Yards
N.B
Ue Price
S. Bdéund
Edward Stone
Wadham College
Oxford
A. M
Horrenden
Bucks
J. Fletcher
Cardinal Pole
Daran
Paris
Able A
Mesirs
Hopkins and Co
Frith-street
Soho
N. B
Aia &c
William Bayley
Cockspur-street
John Price
India House
Leadenhall-street
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
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