Constantinople Deposes Grand Vizir and Names Caimachan
In this issue a Grand Vizir is deposed after nine months in office and exiled to Rhodes. A new Caimachan is appointed until Ragib Pascha arrives from Aleppo, expected to take about two months. Paris reports Damien’s volatile character and Dubreuil’s dubious attempt to flee via Bayonne, ending in capture and imprisonment.
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Constantinople
Fan
Mustapha Pascha
Rhodes
Capigilar
Caimachan
Ragib
Pascha
Aleppo
Paris
Damien
Prater
Fill
Dubrueil
Spain
Bayonne
Dubreuil
Sagacity and Foreight in Political Knowledge Expounded
A London commentary discusses sagacity and foreight as keys to prudent ends with cautions against biases of rank. It critiques ministerial vanity, defends byng clemency, and warns against zeal without justice while urging measured governance and equity under law. It notes a Cabal of public discourse and detects socio political reflections amid naval matters.
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Europe
Toulozs
Pitt
House of Commons
George R
Byng
House
Equity 3
Mr. Byng
Marriage and church appointments in Norfolk region
In Norwich on February 26 Rev Ellis of Southrepps married Miss Lobb. Rev Hewit was instituted to Ridlington Rectory with Vicarage of East Bufton. Bristol notes a late night highway robbery on the New Turnpike Road. a man was robbed of several coins but the silver was returned. Oxford reports John Franklin, accused murderer of his wife, held in gaol with the infant bruised, and the suspect chained to prevent escape.
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Stols
Ressen
Cacgaurley
John Masters
Cogt
William Faer
Gadiz
India
King’s Yard
Tome
Marines
Portsmouth
Byng
Bot
Cawen
Broderick
Harwich
Rowley
Royal George
Country News
Norwich
Ellis
Southrepps
Norfolk
Lobb
Thomas Hewit
Ridlington
East
Bufton
John Norris
Bristol
Embury Pond
Mendip Hills
Oxford
John Franklin
Villantes
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