Revolt in Persia Forces Persian Peace with Turks
Reports from Petersbourg dated November 24 claim Thomas Kouli-Kan sought a separate peace with the Turks after a rising among his subjects. Advices from Persia indicate revolts grow daily and often prevail over Koth-Kan's troops, aided by Albeck Tartars intent on restoring the ancient Persian royal line.
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Thomas Kouli-Kan
Persia
Koth-Kan
Kilkenny Deaths and Weddings Led by Swift Birthday Celebrations
In Kilkenny Ireland on December 7 James Myhil Eig was interred after a sudden throat illness. Capt Fleury of Ponsonby’s Regiment wed Miss Ross in Dublin with Rev Nicholas Martin officiating amid long-standing wishes. Government arrests and a lurid tale from Tullow color this period as Dr Swift’s 76th birthday spurs public rejoicing and Liberty of the Press cheers.
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Ireland
Kilkenny
James Myhil
Eig
Capt. Fleury
Henry
Ponsonby
Ross
Nicholas Martin
Dublin
Tullow
Catherlough
William Hore
Swift
D.S.P
Obituary and notices from a Wiltshire London weekly page
A long mixed note lists deaths and obituaries in Wiltshire London and surrounding areas. Richard Jones MP dies at 16. Mr Raby and Major Paul Labbleair die in York and Charing Cross. Rev James Ferguson and Dr James Murray are named among others. Court actions, religious appointments, dispensations, and local political moves are noted, including elections, appointments to Christ's Hospital, and criminal trials at the Old Bailey.
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York
Raby
Charing-Cross
Paul Labbleair
Regiment of Foot
Col. Stanhope
Lord Hartington
Spain
Flanders
Quality Court
Chancery-lane
John Freeman
His Majesty’s Chapel Royal
St. Clements Danes
Charles Town
South-Carolina
Ocober
Isaac Leffene
Elias Horry
Helvoeuluus
Prince of Orange
Holland
Friend
Westminster
Windsor
Whitney
Oxfordshire
Christ Church
Knipe
Deceas
War Office
Hanover
Earl of Warwick
Barbadoes
Canterbury
Jon
Fordwich
Theodore Sydenham
Price
Crown
Ludgate Hill
St. Martin
Ludgate
Farringdon
Holaday
Thomas Chamberlain Cox
Storrington
Sussex
Chichester
Pulborough
George Sykes
Winton
Preston
Feversham
Kent
Diocese of Canterbury
Hawkwell
Ele
Tendon
Tyal O
John Perry
Wisden
Rowley
Stafford
Worcester
Christ’s Hospital
Castle
Read
Falstaft
Wilts
James Murray
University of Edinburgh
Croydon
Surrey
Cox
William “Wager
Wager
Edward Baker
Samuel Lewis
Andre Gubbert Truer
Willian Gill
Hampstead
Tottenham Court
Old Baily
Catherine Pollard
Georges Peter Cross
William Davis
David Jenkins
Thomas Stafford
Anne Dalby
Polly Peatham
Warren
Mapp
Nicholas
Somers
Parliament
Guildhall
Lord Hardwicke
Trigg
Farrier
Bermondsey
Parish
Det Aie
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France
Petersbourg
London
Ramsbury
Wiltshire
Richard Jones
Berks
Marlborough
Lord Bruce
William’ Jones
Charles II
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