Norris Made Commissioner of the Navy at Plymouth
London Evening Post reports John Norris eldest son of Sir Jobs Norris is to be made Commissioner of the Navy at Plymouth in place of the late Sir Nicholas Tre vanion. The issue also notes church livings, obituaries, royal funeral preparations, and assorted county sheriff elections. It mentions Rev. Mr Collins of Crayford, Rev. Mr Twis den, Professor Lacy opening an oratory, and various ceremonial acts related to the late Queen and royal procession.
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John Norris
Jobs Norris
Plymouth
Nicholas Trevanion
Deceas
Collins
Crayford
Kent
Twisden
Professor Lacy
Villars-street
York
Parguin
Alderman Philpot
Richard I
Wales
Montgomeryshire
George Devereux
Forden
Q. Thomas
Foulks
Penthryn
Morgan Edwards
Mellyn Y Greg
Wesltminster-Hall Gate
Lords
Knights of the Bath
House of Peers
Earl Marshal
Westminster
Robert Montague
Amelia
St. James's
Kingstreet
Abbey
Mr. Tickner
Charing- Cross
James’s Palace
Martin Bladen
John Drummond
Samuel
Tuffnel
Elgis
Antwerp
Netherlands
John Lawton
Newcastle
Stafford
Excise
Humphry Thayer
Charles Pearson
Thames-street 5
Mr. Metscal
Mercalfs
Fample
Corsican affairs and French protection risks unfold in Genoa
Genoa reports embarkation of subsistence and munitions for French troops in Corsica. Opinion sways toward possible Dutch of Brignole commission and Barco gains with the French court. Sardinia’s king reassures protection of the republic, while Paris notes the French Court’s power to shield or woo states. Paris also cites mourning for six weeks starting January for the death of a British figure.
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St. Peter d
Arena
Corsica
Republick
Barco
Brignole
Sardinia
Sarannia
France
Europe
Paris
Seen
Great Britain
Tragic Portage Poisoning Case in Scotland
An Edinburgh report from Sterlingshire describes Walter Lang of Chapman Parish who recently wed, quarreled with his wife, and after breakfast claimed there was poison in portage. He died after vomiting, a dog that licked the vomit also died, and the wife ate the remaining portage and died within hours. The child she carried may have affected burial.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Sterlingshire
Walter Lang
Chapman
Portage
Stafford Borough Candidate Rumor and Depredation Letter
London reports a private Amsterdam letter about Spanish depredations on English ships being groundless. It notes potential Stafford Borough candidates Viscount Chetwynd or Mr Mainwaring, with Thomas Parker considered likely to stand again after Auditor Foley’s death.
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London
Daily Advertiser
London Evening-Post
Amsterdarty
Englis
Don Thomas Geraldind
Viscount Chetwynd
Ingertree
Stafford
Mainwaring
Whitmore
Foley
Deceas
Thomas Parker
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Edward Morgan
Goldengrove
Zion
Psal
Zeol
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