Extrait from Amsterdam Letter on Dutch Politics and England
Long extract discusses Princess Royal at Dieren and royal family activities, Dutch reluctance to approve war funds, Italian perceptions of Northern politics, examinations of religious matters in France, and public notices. It notes debates in Holland, admiralty affairs, and observations on political maneuvering, plus various London society items, crimes, and local incidents.
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Dieren
Holy Land
Admiralty
Extratt i
Amsterdam
Italy
Madrid
Europe
Vienna
Germany
France
Bologna
Aline
Rome
England
Barnet
Mad Mill
Smithg Ball
Spot
Amelia
St. James’s
Hampton Court
Colnbrook
Bath
Admiral Vernon
Alderman Janssen
Crown Tavern
Royal Exchange
William Marriott
Newport-Pagnell
Bucks
London
Elizabeth Waterman
Salisbury
Hollywell House
St. Alban’s
Duke of Marlborough
John Spencer
Whetham
Foot-Guards
Jeffrys
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Richard Barker
Chiswick
Phillips
John Statham
Wigwell
County of Derby
Benjamin Bagshaw
General
Robbery cases lead to Castle committals in York
York July to Aug roundup reports Eleanor Wilson of Wooley and Thomas Britton being committed to the Castle for house thefts including silver buttons a leather purse and cash from Christopher Cooper. A death sentence for William Wood in Pennyman case is said to be reprieved.
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Tooley Park
Leicestershire
Thomas Booth
Ely
England
Wandsworth School
Vauahall
Speecks
Thomas Dunt
St. Paul's
Stephen Naton
Ann Counstess
Coventry
Willey
Warwick
Litchfield and
Afton Cantlee
Worcester
Harrow
Thackerley
Prior
Lord Downe
Daventry
Blackheath
London
Gregory Page
Green Man
Greenwich
Parliament-street
Thomas Lediard
Compter
Country News
York
Eleanor Wilson
Wooley
West Riding
Jeph Parker
Thomas Britton
North-Allerton
Christopher Cooper
Ooper
William Wood
William Pennyman
Heritage and Industry as Foundations of Wealth in Free Society
London argues that hereditary property and property earned by honest industry are the sole legal sources of wealth for a civilized and free people. The remark underscores confidence in inherited and earned wealth as the bedrock of national prosperity.