Paris ministry shifts and noble promotions in France
Foreign Affairs dispatch from Paris reports the Count de Clermont Tonnerre created Duke and Peer of France and acting Constable at the king’s coronation. Ministers may see major changes with Beds. de Nidled as Chancellor replacing de Maupeau who plans to resign. Duke d Orleans reportedly borrows funds to trim expenses. Prince de Conde follows similar economies. News from Leeds notes a spring near Pontefract Park, Oxford records a Vinerean Scholarship election, and shipping arrivals list vessels and routes from Bordeaux, Jamaica, Leghorn, and New York with multiple ports noted.
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Portentous Atlantic Skirmish and Loyalist Notices
Reports from early Boston ships describe a Provincials clash on the river with 32 killed and 15 captured, while the Molly and other vessels face delays and port measures. Royal and civic notices follow with dockyard grievances, a cup race on the Thames, and local crime, marriages, and deaths list in London.
Wilton Sheep Fair Moves to Foulston Field
Borough of Wilton announces Saint Giles's/Wilton Sheep Fairs will be held not in Wilton town but in a field at Foulston near the turnpike from Salisbury to Warminster. Pens may be taken at the Greyhound Inn. Also notes a Ladies Boarding-School at Rehampstead Hertfordshire under Mrs Martin and daughters Emilia and Mary Smith offering instruction in writing arithmetic dancing and morals.
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