Ruffian Troops Move Toward Finland and Livonia
From the Hague a Dec 4 letter reports large, arrayed forces ready at the empire frontiers. Troops are being dispatched toward Finland and Livonia to form a substantial army as occasions demand. The move unsettles the Prussian king, who urges counterbalances with Stockholm and Versatile courts, prompting coordinated measures among the three powers to curb the Northern Alliance.
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Hague
Finland
Livonia
Stockholm
Deaths and notices from Strabane to Newcastle and Edinburgh
Reports from Ire land and Scotland recount the deaths of Sampson Archer Cornet James Knox and Quarter Master John Lewin with brief biographical detail. Other items include a fishing accident in Frazerburgh, a fatal river incident near Alnwick, a wool draper’s death from a greyhound bite, and a rope accident at a mine. Also included are letters on naturalization opposition and militia schooling proposals, debt reform, and Herring fisheries market prospects.
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Irelan
Dublin
Strabane
Sampson Archer
Skelton
Spain
Flanders
Cornet James Knox
Royal Hospital
Royalritith
William
John Lewin
The
Royal Irish Dragoons
Newcastle
Alnwick
William Archer
Durham
Storer
Rothbury
Dixon
Denton
Birmingham
Ma ‘Wearden
Miss Holden
Erdington
St. Pike
John
Christ
Chris
T'E Father
Malachi
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London Evening-Post
Cotland
Edinburgh
Alexander Gordon
Patrick Duncan
Frazersburgh
N.E
Blackruars
Great Britain
Ireland
Naples
William Stanhope
Earl of Chesterfield
England