Imperial Majesty weighs frontier placements for Molfdavia Congress
Pet ersourg reports April 5 that the Imperial Majesty approves the Porte's choice of Zoroka for Molfdavia but desires a settlement nearer the Russian frontier. Rumors say strategic fortresses near Kiev may be used to stall Rhineland forces while Turkish forces assemble. Counts issue orders to gather the army and press siege plans for May.
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Porte
Zoroka
Molfdavia
Peice
Russia
Bialierkiow
Volhynia
Poland
Kiev
Ritha
M. d
Ben of Potrugét
Pott
Toulon
Réddy
Bary
Escape and hangings in Maryborough and Kilkenny
The report states Phelim M'Donnel fled Maryborough Gaol after a Protestant clergyman and family visited for sacrament. Later, Kilkenny Affizes condemned eight felons to hang and one to be quartered for the murder of a nine year old boy who refused to witness an unrelated trespass, with the culprit beheaded as punishment.
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Ireland
Maryborough
Phelim M‘donnel
R'Sol
Kilkenny
ché-Mah
Ship Anne of Edinburgh Disaster Off Boston Harbour
Letters from Boston report the ship Anne of Edinburgh wrecked near Boston Harbour on a December night. Thirty one crew and passengers abandoned ship in a long boat. only Mr. Houston the mate and a boy survived ashore. The captain and four women remained aboard but died from cold. the ship and goods were later consumed by fire.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Boston
New England
Anne
James Blair
Bofton
Alderman Le Grys of Mangroft Ward Dies in Norwich
Norfolk city voters mourn as Alderman Le Grys dies last Sunday. On Tuesday a by election fills his seat with William Lovick, apothecary, defeating William Crow, manufacturer, by a majority of 39 votes.
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Country News
Norwich
le Grys
Mangroft
William Lovick
William Crow
Admiralty News of Royal Arrival and Court Appointments
Yesterday morning news arrived that Sir John Norris and the fleet from Lisbon reached St Helen’s. The Prince of Wales and Princess Amelia will summer at Hampton Court. Dispensations and ecclesiastical appointments followed, with several livings granted to notable chaplains and rectors across Hampshire, Devon, Norfolk, York, London, and surrounding districts.
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London
Admiralty Office
John Norris
Kat
St. Hellens
Lisbon
Medley
Prince’ of Wales
Wales
Hamipton Court
Oetnar
Seth Lod 'High Chantelior
St. George's Hospital
Park Corner
Lord Chabelion
PNG
TQQ
Newmar Siloe
Samuel Brogdon
Wardrobe Court
Great Carter-lane
George Strother
Earl of Westmoreland
Penyton
Southampton
Grateley
John Sleech
Earl of Berkeley
Faringdon
Devon
Exeter
Sidbury
Thomas Read
Earl of
Bath and Wells
William: Johnson
Thorpe
Norfolk
Norwich
Wiliam Kay
Nunnington
York
Kelley
Dorothiy
Mer
Chile