Swedish politics and army plans stir court faction debates
Fragmented dispatch details Sweden's political crisis as ministers debate armament costs and potential Russian measures. Reports cite Prussian influence, court party ferment, and possible Diet dissolution, with broader European tensions around Oswego garrison, Pomerania troop moves, and shifts in leadership.
Deserters From Guards Name Ages Heights and Descriptions
A notice lists six deserters from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards and related companies. Names include Joan Pace, Thomas Wesly, James Rosewell, and Thomas Saunders with ages, heights, hair and complexion details, birthplaces, and occupations. Reward details offer one Guinea for each captured deserter, with contact for George Ross, esq. at Conduit Street, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Foot Guards
Prideaux
Grenadiers
Joan Pace
Sheppards Parish
Cambridgeshire
Thomas Wesly
Ireland
Haldane
James Rosewell
St. Agness
Cornwall
Adam Gordon
Thomas Saunders
Hampton Lucy
Warwickshire
George Ross
Sid
Conduit-Street
London
Notice to creditors of Godfrey B Wilson estate death 1735
All persons with demands on the estate of Godfrey B Wilson Esq who died at Orleans in August 1735 may receive the money at the House of Meirs Noake and Fisher merchants on Lawrence-Pownt ney-Hall Cannon-Street any day Sunday excepted between nine in the forenoon and five in the afternoon. All persons indebted to the estate are desired to pay to Noake and Fisher else they will be sued without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Senate
Vienna
Sweden
Russia
Pomerania
Prussia
Ratilbon
Wetiphalia
Plymouth
Oswego
Smith
Major Smith
St. Andrew's
Dalrymple
South Carolina
St. Kit’s
Guardaloupe
Roberts Clancy
Seville
Dublin
Canaries
Cockpit
Queenhith
St. Gules’s Cripplegate
Sr. Luke’s Middlesex
Brédd
John Rawlins
L. B
Came Woodford
Southampton
Winchester
Wheeler Twyman
Viscount Irwin
Sturray
Kent
Canterbury
Ludingham
Wills Earl-of
Earl of Clanrickard
Mercers Company
Hexham
Andrews
Totton
Whateley
Stebbing
Robert Taylor
Godfrey B. Wilson
Orleans
House of
Meirs
Noake and Fisher
Lawrence-Powntney-Hall
Cannon-Street
Noake
Creditor Notice on Edward Killer Dividend
Creditor of Edward Killer of Wirkworth Derbyshire shopkeeper who signed a general release must call on Mr Broom Witts London on or after October 6 to receive a dividend. Those who have not signed are urged to come to Thomas Cobb’s office Wood Street London before September work to claim the dividend or be excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Killer
Thomas Cobb
Wood-Street
London
Perjury and Religion Stand in Moral Light of Oaths
A London writer laments the modern casual use of oaths and the Septennial elections that breed perjury. He argues religious faith is the foundation of true policy, urging governance with conscience and urging protection of the sacred name of God against its profanation. He warns that widespread perjury erodes trust, justice, and national allegiance.
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Charles the Second
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Jaft
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Henry Athanes
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Camberwell
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Exeter
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Laeytenanc
Kington Upon Thames
Guilford
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St. Clement’s
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Windsor
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