Crimes and court intrigues echo in 18th century dispatches
Reports describe a royal scandal with executions of Tavora conspirators in Portugal, Jesuits blamed, noble families punished, and the thundering sentences of beheadings and limb breaking. English ports discuss trade, tariffs, and public sentiment on beef, tallow, and candles.
Case of Manufacturers and the Poor of Old England
London readers debate high prices of candles coal and oil and the benefit of duty free Irish tallow importation. A public letter writer notes possible Assembly action to let in Irish tallow duty free as English tallow prices soar with candles at eight shillings per dozen and some buyers paying two pence per item.
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Egypt
Grand Cairo
Mustapha Pacha
Copenhagen
Norway
Holstein
Nurembourg
Erfurth
Thurinia
Saxony
Hessé
Soubife
Lipsadt
Fan
Hattingen
Gottingen
Isembourgh
Saxe Gotha
Cobourgh
Hirsch
Tavora
Das Grillas
Atonio Alvares Ferreira
Joseph Policarpio de Azevedo
Tavvora
Joseph Maria of
Aveiro
Antonio Alvares Ferreira
Tavara
Santo ‘Antam
St. Roque
East-Indies
Tavorn
Mascarenhas
Hanover Packet
Nossa Senhora Do Livramento
Salvaterra
Bresgn
Dohna
Stralsund
Rugen
Demmin
Ancam
Vistula
Thorn
Hague
Rhine
States of Holland
Amsterdam
Anclam
Old England
Butser
Ufe
Britain
Smithfield
Canales
Jr. Richmond
J. Grove
London
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