Frontiers Ravaged by Deews and Robbers Across Europe
War news reports Deews- He Madamacks raiding the frontiers of the Republic with attacks across the Bog river, a Russian detachment dispersing most attackers. A gang robs the High Treasurer’s seat, assaults his Lady, and a fire in Lamberg destroys 30 houses. Reconciliations in Rome, church conflicts in Paris, and naval movements near Rochefort are noted alongside Irish and Scottish notices of marriages, appointments, and shipwrecks.
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Ukrain
Dresden
Lamberg
Rome
Cardinal of York
Bologna
York
Steuart
Pasquin
Marjorio
Genia
Corsica
House of Bourbon
Paris
de la Rochefaucault J
Soubize
A-lamain
Monsieur le Normant
the Marine
Rochefort
Isle of Ree
St. Medard
Versailles
Hague
Crooked Island Gale Traps Providence Wood-Cutters
Captain Herring reports from Providence that a violent gale on September 23 drove wood-cutters to beach or abandon masts at Crooked Island. Ducks geese hogs sheep and a nine foot hold pump from a schooner were found there, with two ships stuck at Hogitics, yet no casualties or people reported.
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Plantation
New. UK
Herring
Providence
Crooked Island
Clerks appointed and college admissions and death notice
Bristol announces Richard Thomas appointed chanter at the cathedral following the death of Mr. Chatterion. Cambridge notes Pemberton admitted to King's College replacing Paget who resigns to seek a parish living in St Christopher Island. Also records the death of Mr Swan steward to Sir John Cotton of Madingly, respected figure in the county.
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Otland Edinburgh
Countess of Lauderdale
Hatton
William Mure
Caldwell
Shire of Renfrew
University of Glasgow
John Maxwell
Polock
Barr
William Ruat
Country News
Bristol
Richard Thomas
St. Ewin’s
Chattérion
Cambridge
Pemberton
King’s College
Paget
St. Christopher
Westlidhes
Swan
John Cotton
Madingly
Watlington Honours Wenman and Dathwood at Henley Meeting
In Watlington Oxfordshire on December 13 a large gathering greeted Lord Wenman and Sir James Dathwood with cheers and loyal healths. They spoke of integrity and independence, praised by 600 freeholders and clergy as they rode through the town. A French horn procession carried banners reading Pro PatriA and INDEPENDENCE while rumors spread that Sir Edward Turnex planned another candidacy.
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Watlington
Oxfordshire
Henley
Lord Wenman
James Dathwood
Chiltern
James
Fair Mile
Sir James
Dipner
Earl of
Abingdon
Litchfield
The Rumours and Politics of August Public Writs
The piece notes an August letter by a candidate declining further run and reports partisan whispers on mortgages and political plans. It discusses Madrid ministers’ cautious steps amid Italian tranquility aims and predicts changes from Prussia to Denmark. It mentions Voltaire’s Duke of Foix on stage and concludes with imperial sentiment on the College of Princes and Rome succession debates.
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Madrid
Italy
Spain
Diberoni
Ripperda
Patinko
Porto
Exenada
Veltaire
Duke of
Foix
Paris
Prussia
Silesia
Stockholm
Finland
Germany
England
France
Denmark
Holstein
Directory of
Menz
College of Princes
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Holland
Warsaw
Deews
Adams
Bermudas
Te ‘Caren
Ireland
Dutlin
Limesick
Lisbon
Buchanan
Forrester
Cadiz
London
Amsterdam
Ae Prosieacs
Limerick
Veffel
Coe
Dublin
Robert Jocelyn
Miss Hamilton
Viscount
Dundalk
Lowth
Andrew Ram
Mary Digby
John Digby
Ildare
Midnight
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