Liberty Granted to Baron Trenk by Empress Queen
From the London Gazette report, Beriia Fan II, liberty is granted to Baron Trenk, nephew of the late Partizan, after fourteen years confined in a fortress. Other items note envoys, floods delaying travel, bankrupt notices, and various European political and military movements. The era’s world events include audience dismissals, Dutch and German court news, and coastal shipping updates.
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Parliament Members Arrive in Town After Jamaica Peace Address
Lowned Doo N Last Gazette notes an address to his Majesty on Jamaica Peace and a Colchester charter grant. Sunday arrival of Jatt John Tempest, MP for Durham, with family at Argyle Buildings. Monday General Lambton, MP for Durham, and Lady Susan Lambton arrive in Leicester Square.
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John Tempest
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Susan Lambton
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