Continental and London notes from Dec 7 era
Dec 7 despatches from Dresden report high steward Wratislaw and ministerial talks with Count de Bruhl on proposed Vienna treaty conventions. Hamburg garrison choices, inland fortifications, and European moves dominate, with ships rushing to hasten rupture with England. Scotland and London gossip follow, noting clerical eccentricity, politics, peerage advances, city ceremonies, and marriages.
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Drésden
Omt
Wratislaw
Houthold
Hungary
Count de Bruhl
Vienna
the Two Sicilies
Hambourg
Poffellioll
Hangary
Sir Afalo
England
Paris A-la--main
Alsace
Poland
France
Lowes
Monaco
Italy
Saumury
Ingolstade
Dublin Fog Causes Accidents and Charity Gift
A severe fog gripped the city last Saturday night causing multiple incidents. A horse and carriage plunged into the River at George's Quay with two gentlemen rescued, two women fell near Essex Bridge and Coal Quay, while though damaged, the public was spared. The money from the Annesley trial was voted to Sir Thomas Taylor to fund the Charitable Infirmary relief for the injured poor.
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Knwn
Coatmen
Fiett
Oxford
Buck
Tackley
Omberfly
Worcestershire
Viscount Chippenham
Wilts
Earl of Eveshimi
Worcester
Ravenhill
Willia Manners
Henry Fox
Ely
Treasury
Earl of London
Viscount Cobham
Court of Aldermén
Gibrahtar
Port-Mahon
Tila Bethio
Beavic
Bath and Wells
Paul
Cinterbury
Bishopwick
Franks
Miss Hart
Moses Hart
Waller
Warwickshire
Bath
Anne Henthall
Earl of Bath
Janis
Bond
A & Monibex
ARELAND _ Diblin
Henry Bingham
Cartlabar
Mayo
George’s Quay
Essex Bridge
Annesley
Angie
Thomas Taylor
Bartchett
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Flanders
Scotland
Katharine Weir
Blackwood
Charles Hope Weir
Craigiehalty Ey
Shire of West Lothian
London
St. Gimm—s
Corriecall
Feld
Ngland
Parton
Elias
Fifa
Cornwall
Cution
Tutt
Jack