Mails from France and Holland and letters from Sweden
News items report arrival of mails from France and Holland on Wednesday and February. Letters from Oxenstern, Swedish Grand Chancellor, discuss publishing manuscripts and shed light on German campaigns. Reports from Vienna and Cadiz note unrest and port policy, with a Senate debate on Protestant relief and subscription bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Holland
Stockholm
Oxen
Sterna
Germany
Christiana
Vienna
Constantinople
Ali Bey
Cheik Daker
Jaffa
Ambergh
Adi
Petersburgh
Sweden
Aris
Cadiz
Art
Amfterdat
Mogador
Devember
Sieur Roffignol
States-General
United Provinces
Morocco
Notable Calamities and Obits From English News Flashes
A London passenger aboard a Chester bound coach from Coventry stabbed himself and claimed he wished to go to God after a punch break. Names found in his pockets identify him as Parry. Also reported are the burial of Mr Rice of Nottingham famed as a towering curiosity and a rector appointment in Noke. Norwich details recount a castle fire that killed two felons, John and Edmund Hunt, by smoke in the lower yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orié
England
Mackworth
Whitworth
George Savile
Jackson
Haldimand
North America
Gage
Englds
James Brudenel
Duke of Montagu
Marlborough
His Majesty
William Britton
Devon
House of Peers
Matthew Kenrick
John Hudson
Queen's Palace
St. James’s
Earl of Thomond
Somerset
Earl of Egmont
Order of the Bath
St. James's
James Oughton
Order
James Gray
Grey
Henry Grey
Bristol
Lord Clare
Matthew Brickdale
Edward Garlick
House of Lords
Brickdale
Warfaca
Bavaria
Poland
War Office
Cornwall
Ruan
Falmouth
Penryn
Dr. Coade
Truro
Teague
Tolvern
Harry
Trefilian Bridge
Portssmouth
Winchatter
Pulpatch
Huddleston
Jamaica
Stonehaven
Commons
Bettesworth
Shadwell
Avid
Yates
Edinburgh
Mandane
Cyrus
Red- House
Deptford
Sir John Fickling
Berkley Square
Old Bailey
Kennecetlht
M‘denzie
Harley
Harley Freet
St. Martin's In the Fields
St. James's Church
Mr. Pratten
Rider-street
Martindale
St.James’s Street
Charles Stoddart
Wandsworth
Squire
Jot, West
Botolph-lane
Mary Bradley
St.Cleament Danes
John Miller
Dunstable
Poynts
Boswell-court
Carey-street
Norwich
William
Sn Blay
Sake Office
Cooner
Cooper
St. Martin's -Lane
John Hutchings
Hoxton
Squarey
Roberts
Edward Roberts
Blackwell-hall
Edward Ree
Cathedral of
Exeter
Ann-Louisa Baril
Tokehhouse
Yard
Lewis Baril
Susia
Anes
Chapi@h street
Westminster
John ‘Williams
Birmingham
Chester
Coventry
London
Ireland
Parry
Nottingham
Sutton-Bonnington
St. Ann’s
Rice
Mason
Colossus
Nottinghamshire
Oxford
Duke of
Ditchfield
Wadham College
Noke
Stevens
Norawich
St. Nicholas’s Chapel
John Hunt
Edmund
James
Relief of Protestant Dissenters Bill Debate at Westminster
A fragment from a 18th century report discusses the Relief of Protestant Dissenters bill. It notes Parliament debates on relief measures, subscriptions, and gallery lobby influence. Speaker chairs a committee motion with Sir Harry Haughton opening remarks on moving to bring in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Brouht
Harry Houghton
House of Commons
Litchfield
Chéeié
Sir William
Mackworth
R. Whitworth
Commons
Seya Houghson
Brigg
Eer -Pownall
This Day price edition of Wilkes life speciment
This Day was published at sixpence with a frontispiece showing Jobs Wilkes John Cads Alderman Beeked and Wat Tyler. It is the second edition revised and corrected of The Life of John Wilkes Esquire. Printed for J Wilkie at No 7 St Pauls Churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Wilkes
John Cads
Alderman Beekéed
Wat Tyler
John Wilkes
Plutarch
J. ‘Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
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Siesday
Mr. Norton
Gelden-square
TIF
Liz
Norton
Bedleh
Providence
Pablia
Sally
Harrison
Maryland
Enig Joufon
Embden
Neptune
Knowler
Malagy
Ranch
Georgia
Hudson
Kendale
Penzance
Gbatrey
Porto
SesAilah
Om Philadelphie
Betfey
Conway
Africa
Ditto
Eady
PSSM
Catlerg K the Texel
Rox
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