Prince Ragotzki Conflict Over Hungary Plans Declares Pride
Yesterday from Holland Venice dated April 16 reports a quarrel between Prince Ragotzki and Count Bonneval. Ragotzki’s plans, deemed unsound, led to a heated exchange with the Count, who was rebuked by the Grand Vizir and the Grand Signor for his lack of respect toward the prince.
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Local Dispute and Weddings From Early April News
Reading reports a joiner Josias Figgus and car penter John Silver fought over a meeting house project. They will perform penance by kneeling behind the doorway during service and walking barefoot around the Market-house. York notes the marriage of John Bouchier to Mildred Rowndall. Canterbury reports the induction of Robert Gascoigne as vicar of Herne and a Dover seizure of Brandy and Tea by customs officers.
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Stewards of the Sons of the Clergy Thank the Prince of Wales
In London the Stewards of the Feast of the Sons of the Clergy addressed the Prince of Wales. Mr Potter, youngest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke with gratitude for the royal generosity to distressed families, as they thanked his Royal Highness for the aid.
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Royalty praised for mercy and public calm in 18th century notice
The document records a royal acknowledgement of the clergy with promises of continued favor and relief for distressed families. It notes courtly exchanges, preparations around Portsmouth for a fleet visit, and health updates on officials. It also lists parliamentary appointments, war rumors, and local legal notices including building plans and public order measures.
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