Fresh Letters from Erzerum Spur Trade Return
From Constantinople dated May 25 the Merchants learn Shah of Petia maintains government with peacetime support inviting Erzerum traders back, assuring security and encouragement as they prepare to depart. Hanover reports Prince William of Hesse arrival and Duke of Newcastle and Bentinck moving toward Hanover and the Hague. Mob unrest and tax protests spread in Utrecht and Gelderland with deaths and suppression declared by the States, while Frisians see growing confusion as detachments move. Czernichew and d Offorie head toward Hanover.
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Erzerum
Petia
Erzerusm
Hanover
Prince William of Helle
Nifileroy
Duke of Newcastle
Count Bentinck
the Hague
Duke of Cumberland
Hayne
Utrecht
Prince of Orange
Canenburgh
Guelderland
Hattem
Grovertins
Friesland
Chevalier d’Offorie
Sheland
Count Czernichew
Peace preliminaries debated by Hague letter writers
An extract from a Hague letter dated June 28 discusses preliminaries of peace, possible extra articles, and conditions for reluctant powers. It notes rumors about concessions to France and Vienna, and mentions Amsterdan and Amsterdam letters on taxes, mob disturbances, and the impact of tax reform on Holland's finances and public welfare.
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Hague
Pbs
France
Vienna
Italy
Caunitz
Ujion
Count de St. Severin
Versailles
Aix la Chapelle
Amsterdam
Serene
Prince Stadtholder
Erene
Holland
Europe
Trong
Jean
Irish Wedding and Local Notices From Limerick
The report records the marriage of D Dutlin and Miss Dawson in Limerick, notes Alder man Richard Dawson as a local parliament representative for Irishtown Kilkenny, and mentions recent deaths including Mrs Green of Golden-Jane and Mr Matthews a toy maker in Christ Church Yard. Another entry notes the death of Mr Greenaway, smith to his Majesty's Train of Artillery, in an advanced age.
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Ire Lawn D. Dutlin
Fune Il
Quinn
Limerick
Miss Dawson
Richard Dawson
Irishtown
Kilkenny
Golden-Jane
Green
Joseph Greer
Greenaway
Smith
His Majesty
Weather Beating and Obituary Notes at Malton and Berwick
Newcastle reports a violent storm with thunder and lightning near Malton leaving a man dead and a London trader shaken and blinded briefly. In Sandybank near Berwick, William Ord, Esq died, mourned by many. The Bishop of Chichester announces Visitation dates July 12 at Chichester and July 15 at Storrington. Also Sir Salisbury’s Fine. Lord Ranelagh married Miss Selima Bathurst.
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Newcastle
Malton
Yorkshire
London
Sandybank
Berwick
William’ Ord
Chichester
Funerg
Storring Font
Lord Ranelagh
Selima Bathurst
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London Gazette
Constantinople
Foreign Affairs
Amperdam
Pune
Brussels
Marshal Saxe
Tervure
Low Countries
Saxony
Taly
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