Meeting of Parliament in London notes and local crimes
London reports a large Parliament meeting at Fountain Tavern with speeches, plus a series of robberies, arrests, and transportation of notable deaths and marriages. The notices include royal assent to taxes, elections for Common Council, and translations and appointments in church and state.
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London
Fountain Tavern
Strand
Fay of
Bath
Sandys
Aylington Street
Fountain
Flanders
Naples News on Defenses and Neutrality in Early December
Naples reports free navigation yet concerns persist about English designs. The court speeds troop buildup and defends maritime towns, hinting at possible notice to remain vigilant. Rome notes Papal printing of objections to holidays, while Vienna reports the death of Sigismund Frederick, Count of Kevenhuller and Hohen-Osterwitz at age seventy-seven.
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Rome
Europe
Vienna
Sigismund Frederick
Kevenhuller and
Hohen-Osterwitz
Landscron and
Wernberg
Golden Fleece
Scate
Lower Austria
Remarkable 118 Year Old Man Dies in Mochrum Parish
Edinburgh reports from Mochrum in Galloway that James Livtieyoun died about a month ago at age 118. He remained lucid to the end and claimed to have seen King Charles the First and Oliver Cromwell in Scotland, describing them with striking accuracy. Born in Buinvucgh, he spent over 50 years as a cook in several gentlemen's houses in Galloway.
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Headon
Nottinghamshire
Sir Hardolph Waftneys
England
William the Conqueror
Hardolph
Retford
Nottingham
Judith
Col
Richard Johnson
Brtby
Lincoln
George Wartneys
Charles I
Devizes
Wilts
Mr. Smith
Town Malling
Kent
London
Fisher’s Oak
Joseph Lane
Newgate
Henry Barker
Criswick
Lord Casttlemain
Tilney Hall
Hampshire
House of Peers
Perry
House of Commons
Wardmore
John Salter
Cornhill
George Lownsend
Withiam Meadows
John Young
James Walton
Francis Ellis
Bourchier Cleeve
James Coulter
Thomas Ridge
John Cooke
William Chace
John Hooper
John Shipston
Alderspate Ward
Richard Riley
Joseph Rote
Robert Parker
Edward Chowne
Ty Castle-Baynard Ward
William Gyles
Benjamin Crooke
Thomas Powel
Mir
John Wils
Nicholas Smith
Stephen Austen
John Townsend
William Innys
Farringdon
Mr. Price
Hoges
Grainger
Smithfield
Panth
Gamon
Coker
Savage
Atticy
Burscough
Limerick
Archishoprick
Dubin
Thomas
Feterborough
Limerck
St. Clement’s. Danes
Talcon
Big
John Ivory Talbott
Laycock
Eig
Miss Stone
James Stone
Newton
Mr. Talbort
John Jonrston
France
Lower
St. James’s Church
Marquess of Annandale
Scotland
Ozle
Norton
Suffolk
Penn
St. Peter’s College, Cambridge
Colge
Ratcliff
Glynn
Latt
James
Queen’s College, Cambridge
Pail-Mfall
John Drummond
Perth, &c
Netherlands
Tottenham
Rivers Dickenton
Chick-Lane
Aldersgate Street
Hot
Mancester
Scanford
Abchurch Lane
Tuckey
Langbourne Ward
Yetterday
Brick-Lane
Spittalfields
John Pincote
Parmenteer
Beadie
Turky Company
James Furness
Royal Exchange Insurance Office
Whitehaven
Newbury
Berkshire
Hountlow-Heath
Hannah White
New Prison
D. Vert
Surrey
John Mullener
Newgite
Lucy Woodcock
Fl.ming
Crown Court
Soho
Holbourn Bridge
Edinburgh
Mochrum
Galloway
James Livtieyoun
Charles the First
Oliver Cromwell
Buinvucgh
William Garton Charged With Robbery And Plate Theft
From Ludlow reports William Garton a bricklayer was first jailed for breaking Mr Warren of Woolbury’s beauty and stealing his plate. He was released due to insufficient proof but later found digging up the plate in a garden and was retaken to prison awaiting proper reward.
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Country News
Gloucester
Ludlow
William Garton
Warren
Woolbury
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