Marriage of Landgrave of Hesse Castl and Princess Phillipine of Schwedt
From the London Gazette Berlin January 17 Sunday last the marriage of the Landgrave of Hesse-Castle with the Princess Phillipine of Schwedt was celebrated in the palace great apartments. The ceremony began after seven and lasted till near eleven. His Prussian Majesty toured public with the Queen and Royal Family in a magnificent service of gold plate. The court was gala and the display conducted with great propriety and magnificence. St James's January 23 The King grants Lawson Dykes of Cressdale Bromfield Cumberland licence to assume the surname Ballantine and bear the arms Ballantine, to be registered in the Herald's Office.
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Landgrave of
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Phillipine of
St. James's
Lawson Dykes
Cressdale
Bromfield
Cumberland
Ballantine
His Majesty’s College of Arms
Soldier Stabbed Youth in Muffelburgh Tragedy
In Muffelburgh, a group of boys amused themselves when an old soldier, insulted by their freedoms, hid nearby and waited to avenge himself. He rushed out as a man and his son passed, stabbing the son fatally. The soldier was brought in today and committed to prison.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Muffelburgh
Arrivals and Departures From Royal Navy Ships Jan 22
Ship movements list arrivals at Barcelona Dublin Poole and Waterford with outward-bound vessels from Seville Boulogne and Cadiz and crews including command names and destinations. ships mentioned include Southamp ton Seaford Resolution Worge Kinghorn and Neefalk Jackson among others.
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Breches
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Oporto
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Alliant
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Kinghorn
Charlotte
Rebell
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Lauga
Guernsey
Barcelona
Searn
Frobergh
Stockholm
Dublin
Pees
Repay Syms
Newfoundland
Nancy
Waldron
Cadiz
Poole
Samuel
Financial aid for the poor approved by city magistrates
The city approved a provisional 2 million guilders from the treasury to be advanced on goods or bills at moderate interest for immediate need, managed by six commissioners. Meanwhile frontier troops reinforce Moldavia as plague rages, with health fetters required for travelers.
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United Kingdom
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Lawrence Dundas
Aberdour
Mae
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