Mortality in Fleet Equipages and Royal Court Arrivals
Extracts from letters describe heavy mortality among English and Spanish fleet crews in Galicia with many desertions to Portugal. Reports detail a royal visit to Calais area, with Princess of Orange and Prince Frederick attending Catherine the Great customs of Herenghausen, and notes on political maneuvering around neutrality, commerce, and potential peace efforts amid European powers.
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Spain
Galicia
Portugal
Hanover
Dugufig
Princess of Helle
Prince Fredtsiek
Herghaw
Cailel
Caffel
Mary
Frederick
Hague
M. Vander Meer
Madrid
Marquess de 4.Villarias
Republick
America
Marquess de Villarias
Curacao
Républick
States General
Marquess de Fenelon
Assembly of the States General
Marquess de Feneon
Europe
England
Orange
Zealand
Groningen
Overyfil
Utrecht
Petersburgh
Russia
Sweden
Fragmentary obituary notice from early 1900s in Scots or Welsh locale
Incomplete notice records a death of an individual with initials SC o TL A NW D and references to Edinkay, Fal, a date around February 29, and a location near Sky or Isle of Sky. Lacking clear names, ages, or organizations. text is garbled and unreadable for full facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
France
D. Edinkay
Ime
Sky
Death sentences at Gloucester Affizes for murder
At Gloucester Affizes David John and John Williams received death sentences for the murder of a Bastard Child. George Cadogan and Benjamin Williams were ordered for transportation to a distant colony. The report notes the under-sheriff distributing rent to judges' servants and mentions the pilchard fishery starting with thousands of hogsheads taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Anz
Monmouth
David John
John Williams
George Cadogan
Benjamin’ Williams
Marattan
Mount Pay
The Scarborough Season Brims With Guests and News
Letters from Scarborough describe crowded Long Rooms and lively social scenes with many subscribers and more expected after York Races. The page notes a notable local clergy meeting in Salop, election nominations for Richard Lyster and Sir John Astley, deaths in Lincolnshire and London, a hedge fire thwarted by vigilance, and dispensations granting clergy to hold multiple livings in Hertford and Worcester dioceses.
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Scarborough
York
C. J
Salop
Richard Lyster
Kynaston
John Astley
Lyster
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Thomas Hutton
Clements
Basinghall-street
Dartford
Gil Willams
Earl of Carlisle
Sarrat
William Whitcombe
Chega
Earl of Gresham
Stockton
Worcester
Hereford
Eastham
Youmy and
Diotefe
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Leghorn
Rennes
Bretagne
Vienna
Charles II
Edinburgh
Leith
London