Debates Rage Over Army Augmentation and Clergy Tax Plans
Turbulent deliberations continue in the Dyet on public revenue and crown army expansion. Proposals include taxing the clergy and stationing troops to guard frontiers, while disputes among nobles and nuncios stall progress and threaten a broader constitutional clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfawg
Chamber of Nuncios
M. Sol- Johub
Lithuania
M. Zaborowsky
Palatinate
Mazovia
Sol- Johub
Orizan
M. Sollohub
M. Zoborouwsky
Crown
M. Solichuk
Nuricios
Mink
Isombardh
Petersburgh
Count Biron
Courpad
Uffia
Germany
Coperhageny
Maijesty
Kring of Pruia and Merchant dispute noted
Fragmentary OCR describes a local dispute involving Kring of Pruia and the Marchants in a court setting. Details are unclear but imply legal action or financial disagreement.
Fragmented Health Notice From Obscure Source
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health and a list of unclear terms. It references health context and possible names, but lacks readable specifics or actionable details.
Shipping News Item From Early 1800s Chronicle
Shipping reports list vessels including Thomas and Elizabeth Blake Three Sisters Nicklefs James and John Cartridge from London to Exeter Deal on Nov 10. Elizabeth and Anne Wills sail for Exeter. Edward Augustus arrives Madeira. Neptune Thetis from Boston reaches Virginia. Mary Kilpatrick from London at Alicant. Murdock Blamilton from Virginia at Glat ow. Sarah Tindall Pattey Martin from Newfoundland at Oporto. Lady Anne Vinck Lady Mary Rees from London at Amsterdam. John Gally Salmon from Oporto at Biddeford. Prince William Eaton Lucca Smith from Jamaica at Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool
Thomas
Elizabeth
Blake
Nicklefs
James
John
Cartridge
London
Anne
Wills
Exeter
Deal
Edward
Augustus
Alerton
Madeira
Neptune
Thetis
Boston
Virginia
Virginia. the Two Marys, Kilpatrick
Alicant
Murdock
Blamilton
Glatow
Sarah
Tindall
Pattey
Martin
Newfoundland
Oporto
Lady Anne
Vinck
Lady Mary
Rees
Amsterdam
John Gally
Salmon
Biddeford
Prince William
Eaton
Lucca
Smith
Jamaica
Bristol
Dangerous Jewish Led Barbary Venture Reported
From Leghorn comes word of a proposed memorial to ministers about a new Barbary company of Jews and renegades allowed by Algiers Tunis and Tripoli to outfit ships under their colors. The aim is a Mediterranean confederacy to protect trade with constant ships at sea. Other items note dragoon and infantry detachment in Leyden to preserve peace and the movement of the royal baggage from Harwich.
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Bohemia
Courland
Vienna
House of Heffe-Caffel
Brabant
Hanover
Duke of Newcastle
Countess of Yarmouth
M. Lenthe
Madame Hauss
Baron Knigger
England
Holland
Thurinegia
Paris
Duke de Gervres
Berlin
Empire
Silesia
Bayonne
West-Indies
M. de la Bourdonnaye
Spain
Infanta
Madrid
France
China
Brussels
Marquis du Chaila
Marshal. Saxe
Marshal Lowendahl
Hague
Drenthe
Serene
Prince Stadtholder
de Creutz‘nach
Lord Anson
Lord Delawar
Schryver
Anson
Wilkfet
Duke of
Awewcastle
Britannick
Fridzland
Viscountess
Molesworth
Rowley-Powley
Cork-Hill
Swan Alley
Belfast
Luke Mercer
Berborough
Isle of Man
Ocober
Edmund Constello
Mile Birmingham
Lord Athenry
Charles Burton
Edward Dudgeon
Leghorn
Italy
Nice
Barbary
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoly
Mediterranean
Leyden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Affairs
Nck
Kring
Pruia
Marchantss
Ris
St. James’s
Harwich
Cheveaux-de- Vrize
York
Sake ‘Lake
Nuesday
Ark
Kerr’ S Dragons
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