Warsaw Fire Devastates City of Lifla in Palatinate of Ponnania
From the mail from France news arrives of Lifla's complete destruction by fire starting at eleven in the morning. The city and most suburbs burned by three o'clock. only the reformed church remains. Eleven bodies found. many missing. Diet debates in Dantzic and Thorn ceding to Prussia. continuing Diet discussed to March next year amid fears of revolution and war. In Finland Russia war reports, Anjala taken by the Rifions, Platen wounded, Willikalai and Karvis hotly contested. Russian fleet victory at Frederictham influences maneuvering. heavy losses on both sides and ongoing engagements near Willikala and Philpola.
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Vilage
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Poland
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Stockholm
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Finland
Russia
Anjala
Willikala
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Karvis
Platen
Cornet van der Lanleene
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M. de Platen
Frederictham
Lefsen
d’Armfeldt
Papl
Philpola
Pollet
Willikalay
Cas Bungsgdoldiers
British Envoy In Rome With Dispatches On Spain England Rift
May 24 Florence reports General de Blaten's attempt to muster Ruffians and thwar t our troops in frequent bloody engagements. General de Nymien commands the Ruffian division in the area. A courier arrived with dispatches for Lord Hervey, British Envoy Extraordinary, regarding the Spain England differences. The courier left for Rome and then Naples. Naples May 15 notes the King visiting the new colony at St Leucce and showing benevolence by marrying foreign workers, with ceremonies held on Whitsunday and gifts to couples.
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Whitiunday
Royal visit and political intrigue in London and Edinburgh
Reports from London Londoners note the Prince of Wales and Duke of York departed for Windsor Lodge as Mr Pitt left Downing Street for Cambridge. Edinburgh letters warn of a hot contest for 16 Scots Peers with 29 candidates. A Yorkshie longevity claim, a Bow Street newspaper offence, clerical appointments, and several marriages and deaths are listed amid political and social notes.
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Sampson Wright
William Kitchener
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Wm. Bradley
Hamstead Norris
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Oxford
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Edward Kynaston
Upper Brook-street
Johnston
Commodore Johnston
Nugent
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Vincent
Paisley
North Britain
J. Buitt
Minster
Greenock
Nancy- Walker
C. Mary-H-borne
John Armitage
Thurlby
John Harvey Thurlby
Obituary notices from an old Dalmair court report
Fragmented OCR lists names and brief notices including Alexander Millar Esq of Dalmair Advocate, Adam Grawfurd Newall Esqs, Mr Alexander Dis Calder in his 72nd year and 44th of ministry, Wilming ton Delaware May’s year age, Joseph Wel a Quaker, Steyning home of the celebrated English painter Weilgithie, Rev John Hoper Rector of Pyecomb, and Titus Wilson senior burgess in Wellminger.
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Society of Quakers
Weilgithie
England
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Shflex
John Hoper
Charparih
Pyecomb
Titus “Wiflson
Bridgefeet
Wellminger
Court of Burgesses
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