Persian Rebel Boulic Executed After Kyiv Kauli Kan Victory
News from Constantinople reports Thomas Kouli Kan crushing Bau lic in a rebellion in Georgia. Balic lured troops to support a throne claim, Kouli Kan pursued, defeated, and executed Balic by eye removal, then rejoined rebel forces to bolster Georgia. Venice envoy Contarini welcomed. plague rages in the city. Vienna notes mediation and potential spring aid. reports of planned spring campaigns across Europe. Hambourg cites election concerns in Poland and Russian stance. Mainz and Frankfurt discuss fortifications and winter quarters.
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Thomas Kouli Kan
Georgia
Nam’d Baulic
Sophi Thamas
Kauli-Kan
Candahar
Balic
Ispahan
Koult-Kan
Baulic
Contarini
Venice
M. Kalkoen
Holand
Europe
Persia
Vienna
Baron de Morman
M. Tabman
Porte
Bosnia
Belgrade
Italy
Eugene
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Rhine
Edinburgh Probate and Succession Report
Edinburgh December 23 Last Thursday morning died John Forbes of Culloden Esq and is succeeded in his estate by his brother de Righton Duncan Forbes Esq his Majesty's Advocate and member of Parliament for the Burghs of Nairn Also Mr Laurence Dundas late Professor of Humanity at date university son to Capt Laurence Dundas of a German descent and grandfather to Thomas Dundas of Fingark Merchant in Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh
John Forbes
Culloden
de Righton
Duncan Forbes
Burghs
Nairn
Laurence ‘Dundas
Date University
Laurence Dundas
John Dundas
Fingark
Thomas Dundas
Cambridge Heads Name Librarian Chosen by University
In Cambridge on December 31 the Heads of Colleges met at the Senate House to select a Librarian. Mr. Parne, Fellow of Trinity, was chosen Librarian by the University, succeeding Mr. Taylor who had been Register. Mr. Chapman of King's College remained as fellow.
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Cambridge
Taylor
St. John’s College
Newton
Senate House
Chapman
King’s ‘College
Parne
Trinity
Univerity
Royal—Prince of Wales visits bridge plan display
London report notes Prince of Wales and Hawksmore viewing Westminster to Lambeth bridge plan at the House of Nicholas Went. Lord Viscount Vane reaches age twenty one. Mont Chavigny the French resident made ample solicitation to Earl of Denbigh for the page and Bark burnt at Twickenham house by fire.
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Prince of Wales
Nicholas
Hawksmore
Westminster
Lambeth
Vane
Mont
Chavigny
Earl of
Twickenham
Royal School graduates and court notices in early January
On New Year’s Day the Royal Mathematical School sixty children were presented to the King by Sir Francis Child. The christening of the Hon. John Spencer’s heir was postponed due to Marlborough’s absence and weather. Band of Pensioners reactivates old rules. Lords appoint Lieutenants to ships. gunner shifts among ships. A marble statue of King William II was unveiled at the Bank with a Latin inscription praising the Hanover succession. Captain Weyghain died of an apoplectic fit.
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Royal Mathematical School
Christ’s Hospital
Charles the
James Hodgson
F.R.S
Francis Child
John Spencer
Duke of Marlborough
Godher
Lord Carteret
Duke of Montagu
Henry VII
Lords of the Admiralty
Roffington
Litchfield
James Masters
Samuel Marshal
Sheerness
Robert Roundtree
Blandford
Robert Court
Montagu
Oxford
Dunkirk
Lark
Richard Pott
William Iie
Bank
House of Hanover
Faulkner
Britannia
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Ourtaff
Holland
Constantinople
Count de Thurn
Hungary
Hambourg
Petersbourg
Eftang
Stanislaus
Poland
Mentz
Jani
Empire
Theslaiperin
Heidelberg
London
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