Treaty renewal and India war news from London February 1737
A London report discusses renewing the Bank's term and a scheme to raise up to two million by selling a new 32 year term starting August next. It notes Catherine Majesty actions in Tuscany Parma and Placentia, military movements to Catalonia, and the East India Company planning four ships for next year. Also reports naval contracts, appointments, deaths, and Constantinople contagion concerns.
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Tuscany
Parma
Placentia
Catalonia
Italy
Bufi
Mediterranean
France
East-India Company
India
Hon
Eatt-India Company
Lords of the Treasury
Mir Clark
London
Portsmouth
Vernon
Superbe
Buckingham
Bay of Hiscay
River Thames
George Tucker
Bermuda
Deceas
Duke of Bolton
Tho
Gregory Westcombe
D. Chamberlain Allatt
Mr. Cordwell
City of London
Viscount Shannon Jay
Redheath
Watford
Hertfordshire
Finch
St. Albans
Kenneth Dalrymple
Earl of Stairs
Scotland
Hinckley
Leicester
Capt
Hamilton
Duke of Hamilton
Brandon
Old Jewry
Thomson
Edmonton
Enfield
Dirty-Lane
Westminster
Earl of
Abington
Constantinople
Otober
d’Ulefeldt
Prussia Moves in Silesia and Liege Amid European Tensions
From the Hague extract discussions of Prussia sending 15 000 into Silesia and 20 000 into Liege to back claims on Jagersdorff Leignitz Brieg and Wolan. The motive is safeguarding rights under the Pragmatic Sanction while pledging amicable settlement with Hungary. Reports compare potential to a general war if other suitors press claims. Cork obituary notes Joseph Hoare banker and Quaker. weather and floods dim Capel Street Oxmantown. Ireland’s beef and pork destined for the West Indies convoy.
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Prussia
Bavaria
Hungary
Silesia
Liege
Jagersdorff
Leignitz
Brieg
Wolan
Brandenbourg
Leopold
Frederick William
Lower Rhine
Cork
Joseph Hoare
West-Indies
Kingdom of Ireland
Pitts
É&C
Fresh Water Trout with Bulldoglike Head Reported in Ballymena Fishpond
From Ballymena comes word that on the 3d instant a strange water trout was caught in Sir Robert Adair’s Bancret fishpond. The head resembled a Bulldog’s, the upper jaw longer, teeth in the lower jaw only, eyes like a farthing, and length about 18 finches. Also reports Marlow Cork county mortality rise due to fever and poor living, with forestallers inflating prices. Limerick and Clare magistrates act to curb firch practices to halt a growing evil.
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Ireland
Ballymena
Robert Adair
Bancret
Marlow
Cork
Limerick
Clare
Whale sightings and strandings reported near Edinburgh
In Scotland, a large male whale washed ashore near Cramond just north west of Edinburgh, estimated 50 to 66 feet long and 16 feet deep. Its mate has been seen near the ferry making a loud noise. Another whale was recently cast ashore at Cuirois.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Cramond
Cuirois
Severe floods sweep Severn valley and counties
Gloucester reports a week of unprecedented floods past the River Severn with meadows inundated and stock lost across Herefordshire and Wiltshire. News from Sherston notes hurricane damage, stripped houses, uprooted trees, and a floating, unscathed large Rick of Peace ruinous loss estimated near 3000 pounds.
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Country News
Gloucester
Severn
Herefordshire
Questiow
Sherston
Wiltshire
Pinkey
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