Private Letter from the Hague on Turkey Threats to Hungary
The excerpt notes Turkish intentions to invade Hungary, possible incursions via Belgrade, and French influence through an envoy at Constantinople. It reports on diplomatic moves, military plans, and dispatches from Breda, Luxembourg, and Genoa, detailing naval actions and captures off Provence, including transports and French soldiers taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Poland
Vienna
Bathaw
Belgrade
Constantinople
Persia
Hungary
Czarina
Breda
M. du Theil
Spain
M. Macanas
M. van Hoey
Luxembourg
Bergen-op-Zoom
Paris
Martha
London Gazette
Johm Porter
Porte
Vade Bay
Admiral Medley
Genoa
Toulon
Cape Dell Mell
Fevertham
Seaford
Leoftoff
Porto Fin
Porto Especia
Phenix
Provence
Cannes
Barcelongo
Veale
Feluccas
Reese
Weller
St. Marguerite
Roebuck
Townshend
Faid
Count Schulemberg
Novi
Hence
Rufel
Fado Bay
Leopard
Isles of Hieres
Villa Franca
Piedmont
Hague
Earl of Sandwich
Horse Guards
Hector
Teneriff
France
Flanders
M.de Lowendahl
Ghent
Scotland Bride Pair Ties 21% Partner in Edinburgh
In Edinburgh on April 2, Sir William Dunbar of Westfield and Hempings Balt was wed to an unnamed partner. The notice records a formal marriage ceremony and the joining of two notable local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Sir William Dunbar
Westfield
Kilmarnock
Balmerino
Radcliffe
Lovar
London Beheading and Tower Hill Scaffold Collapse
London reports Simon Lord Lovat's beheading on Tower Hill between twelve and one. The scaffold overflows with spectators and collapses, killing about 15 to 20 parsons and injuring many others. The item also notes political appointments, bank leadership changes, East India Company directors, and obituaries andar events from the period.
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Simon
Lord Lovat
Tower-Hill
Fe’mnight
Durham
William Williamson
East Markham
Nottingham
Bron
Elizabeth
John Hidworth
Harraton
Ivurham
Esy
Hedworth
William
Henry
Anne
Dorothy
Mary
William Fetherstonhalgh
Stanley
Stanhope Hall
County of Durham
Prince of Wales
Viscount Doneragle
Winchelsea
Lord Baltimore
Archibald Hamilton
Lords of the Admiralty
Robert Hughes
Kingston
Benjamin Longnett
William Hunt
Thomas Whateley
The
East India Company
William Baker
Michael Impey
William Braund
Stephen Law
Richard Benyon
William Mabbott
Robert Bootle
John Payne
Christopher Burrow
Henry Plant
Richard Chauncey
Thomas Phipps
Harry Gough
Jones Raymond
Peer Godfrey
Thomas Rous
Samuel Hyde
William Steele
John Hope
Whichgott Turner
Robert Hudson
William Willy
Alexander Hume
James Winter
Smith Street
Westminster
Preston
Westminster School
Redtos’s .’Ause
St. Mary Magdalen
Old Fith- Street
Edsward Kinaston
St. Paul’s
Salopn
Mr. Vaughan
Papworth-Agnes
Cambridgeshire
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the Hague
Milton
Francis Sinclair
Mills Jeany Sinclair
David Sinclair
South Dun
Ely
Janet Sinclair
Earl of Caithness
Jenn Haven
Montro
London
Lord Loovat