Debts of Royal Family Spark Outcry Over Settlement
A historic address denounces the late Prince of Wales debts owed to tradesmen and the lack of payment from his widow’s estate. It condemns the administration for corruption, calls for justice for dispossessed families, and urges unity to press reform and Christian liberty. The speaker backs opposition to bigoted church figures and defends the cause with denunciations of mismanagement and taxation.
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Prince of Wales
News from Holland and Rome on Prussia Polish possessions
Postscript notes arriving mail from Holland and Rome report that dispatches to the Secretary of State indicate the King of Prussia is poised to seize Polish Prussia. A Nuncio letter from Warsaw and a tribunal document are shared with the Pope amid a Vatican concern over sovereignty claims in War mia.
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Rome
Poland
Prussia
Polish
Paulitz
Tribunal of Oeconomy
Marienburgh
Warsaw
Holy See
Warmia
Caroline Matilda
Denmark
Milax
Hospital of St. Vincent
Lords reshuffle and political reads in London
London reports indicate the Earl of Hillsborough resigns as First Lord of Trade and Secretary of State for the Colonies with the Earl of Dartmouth set to assume those roles. Lord Hillsborough sails to Ireland, and Lord Garlies joins the Lords of Trade. Charles Jenkinson becomes MP for Harwich, with possible shifts for Mr Jenkin son and Sir George Macartney. A City note says Wilkes may retain seniority if he and Townshend win the mayoral race. A jail respite is granted for Jones amid Recorder’s tough stance on his conviction.
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Newgate
Jones
Tybern
George
Tyburn
Lewis
France
Portmouth
Mr. Varlo
Tome
Mary
Sparks
Nancy
Ladd
Plymouth
Kangilon
Sh.phed
Oporto
John
Ann
Evans
Bennett
London
Amity
Pinnock
Newcastle
Gerge
Willis
Sunderland
Betsey
Paler
Centaur
Royal Oak
Terrible
Worcester
Jane
Roper
Lymington
Footner
Lord Chesterfield
Calar Hawkins
Cesar
Goddard
Wiltshire
Lisbon
Hudson
Justice Miller
Hammersmith
John Hiam
Smithfeld
Warren
Marybone-street
Goldenfquare
Thames
Calais
Court of London
Mr. Read
Carver
Queen Street
Southwark
Newington Butts
Earl of Hillsborough
Earl of Dartmouth
Lord Hillsborough
Ireland
Lord Garlies
Mr. Roberts
Charles Jenkinson
Harwich
George Macartney
Appleby
Jenkinson
Alderman Harley
Wilkes and
Townshend
Wilkes
Newate
God
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John Nugent
West Indies
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United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
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Swinbrooke
Oxford
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