Mail from Prairie to Brest trip in early May
An item notes Veferdey drive from Prairie and Marquess d Antin plans to sail to Brest on the fourth of next month to command the squadron there. It also reports a cathedral fire at Chartres Bestice by lightning and outlines diplomatic tensions involving Russia Sweden Austria and France with frontier concerns and peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antin
Brest
Chartres
Bestice
Petersbourg
Marquess de la Chetardie
France
Osterman
Courland
Russia
Ftri
Theingus Mastes
Sweden
Swéden
Roffiz
Ae Seyth
Great Britain
Islai
America
Spain
Versailles
Pere Fello
Cardinal de Fleury
Earl of Waldegrave
Count de la Marck
Madrid
M. de Buf
London
Paris
Marquess de la Mina
Franke
Eadie
Market Turmoil and Grain Theft in Dragheds April Market
Report from Dragheds describes a large North Country influx buying oats causing fears of famine. A vessel bound for Scotland was blocked after crew removed rudder and sails but later returned to owners. Authorities pledge to halt grain exports, with Alderman Scholes assisting the poor by selling meal at 5s per hundred in local quarters. John Elwood LL.D. dies in Dublin. Rev. Shaw becomes Vice Provost of Trinity College. references to Bray Head wreck and official appointments follow in the Royal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Scotland
Alderman Scholes
Dublin
John Elwodd
Trinity
Cottleze
Ann
Trinnity College
Shaw
Henry Singleton
Athlar Dawtan
Majesty's Council
Unclear historical notice on a council member’s legacy
Fragmentary text describes a figure with ties to Jamaica and a council role, noting a patron and friend, and mentioning generous legacies. The OCR yields garbled names and phrases, but implies a late 19th or early 20th century context with aims of advancement for a native country and the individual’s charitable bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Thar
Murder Plot and Robbery Trial in Chelmsford County
Report from Chelmsford records the trial of Cobdeis and co defendants for involvement in a Bloody murder at John Saleweil's house. They allegedly forced entry, killed Saleweil, and seized money bonds pewter and linen. accomplices confess. stormy weather in the region noted alongside local crime updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saleweil
Joseph
Houchin
Sisannah
James
Seidlaya
Chelmsford
Cotton
Mastinee
Yarm
Joseph Tunstail
Hurton-Rudby