Persian Embassadors Press Ottoman War and Trade Demands
Reports from Constantinople detail Persian Envoys proposing to cede Diarbekir territory, join Upper Armenia to the Ottoman realm, end alliance with the Mughal, grant Persian caravans direct access, and demolish Baghdad fortifications. The Grand Signor rejects these terms, preferring war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kouli- Kan
Diarbekir
Persia
Armenia
Ottoman Empire
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Bagdat
Babylon
Porte
Seven Towers
Thomas Kouli Kan
Mahomet
Steinhorst
Copenhagen
Hanover
Lawenbourg
Stockholm
Horn
London Gossip and Political Moves in Soho and Oxford
London letters report Marquess of Granada hosting ministers in Soho while James Herbert of Kingsey stands for Oxford MP. Vaughan suspected of robberies after courting former schoolfellows. Sir Thomas Lambe dies rich and bequeaths thirds to his wife and daughters. Lawley daughter born. Westminster jury frees debt prisoners. local deaths, marriages, and court notices fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Paris
Count de Boiffieux
Corsica
France
Don Philip
Savoy
Duke of
Chartres
Torneo
Lapland
M. Maupertuis
Marquess
Granada
Don Geraldine
Soho
Oxford
James Herbert
Kingsey
Skinner
Chester
Vaughan
Thomas Lambe
Fole
William Selwin
Pater-noster Row
Grigg
Chancery
Thomas Valu
Derby
Orlando Bridgman
Barr
Barbadoes
Aubury
Norwich
Churchill
Barton-Mills
Thetford
Hosse
Chapel-Royal
Knights of the Garter
Thistle and
Bath
Hazard
Great Council
Prince of Wales
St. James’s Square
Robert Lawley, Bart
Cavendish Square
Greenway
Aldergate Street
Miss Whitaker
William Whitaker
Lime-Street
City and Liberty of
Westminster
Liberty
St. Christoper’s
Man
John Greatheed
Ely
Admiralty
Samuel Greatheed
Lincoln’s Inn
Hland
Guernsey
John Bonamy
St. Peter Dubois
Winchester
Aldgate Church
Brent
Prescot Street
Goodman’s Fields
Captain Brent
Johnson
Beadle
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Paul Baifliste
Deceas
Canterbury
Offory Medlicot
Tifeherft
Landaff
Edward Parker
Davis
Mr. Smith
Excise
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The
London Evening-Post
Arriv
Holland
Constantinople
London
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