Proffian Majesty's Illness and Corsican Reports
London Evening-Post notes King Frederick William I Ilness grows, with a council attended by Grumkow Schwerin and Cabinet ministers. Dublin reports Dr Swift charities, Col James Butler’s death, and Gloucester chronicles a highway robbery suspect. Newcastle and London items record shipwrecks, deaths, appointments, and local notices amid a busy midwinter summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Grumkow
Schwerin
Leghorn
Corsica
Ireland
Dublin
Jonathan, Swift
St. Patrick’s
Pembroke Court
James Butler
Tipperary
Ormond
Charles II
Thomas Butler
England
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London Evening-Post
Berlin
Gloucester
Northgate
John Martin
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Howick
Northumberland
William Baxter
Newcastle
Happy Return
Eustace Walker
Phenix
Robert Topliff
Sunderland
Tynemouth
John Cowling
St. Thomas’s Chapel
St. Nicholas
London
Shiffnall
Shropshire
Willoughby
Lord Middleton
Barnard
Barber-Surgeons Company
Queen Square
Ormondstreet
Wolfe
Houghton
John Turner, Bart
Temple
Lynn
Sir Charles
Rye
Sussex
Earl of Waldegrave
Paris
Viscount Bateman
France
William Bury
Nottingham
Office of Ordnance
Sherwin
John: Sherwin
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Thomas Erith
Snow
Lords of the Treasury
William Manley
John Manley
Philip Meadows
Mr. Beal
Board of Green-Cloth
North
Deceas
St. Dunstan’s
Farringdon
Francis Child
Davis
William Towers
Wivenhoe
Colchester
Essex
Matthew Martin
India Company
Gunters
Covent-Garden
Lane
Aleworth
York Buildings
Strand
Evans
Saville-Row
William Peeling
Boleign
Laft
Tottenhall High-Cross
Middlesex
Lawrence
Joseph Lawrence
Bishopsgate
Hollis« Street
Cavendish Square
S. John
St. Andrew St. John
Lord St. John
Elizabeth Stephens
Stephens
Effington
Gloucestershire
Bedford Row
Douglass
Duke of Queensberry
Burlington Gardens
St. James’s Church
Thomas Everston
Kilverston
Nathaniel Stagg
Winborough
Marshal
Norfolk
Bath
Woolcot Church
Bath Easton
Martin
Salisbury
Blandford
Hartford Bridge
Beefton
Birchin-lane
Laney
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