Great foreign and naval tensions in Europe and Poland
Disturbances in Portugal with a potential resignation of Count de Lippe Buckeburgh, French recruiters active in London, and rising speculation of large troop movements toward Silesia. Reports from Berlin and Stockholm discuss Polish nobles rights, Baltic naval interests, and tariff changes. Port city news notes famine sickness in Naples, a violent Paris storm, seizures of goods, and hospital aid. Local trials and court notices, weather, maritime incidents, and a bold theft tale round out a dense late July-early August scene.
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Charles Goring
Thomas Challenor
Robert Coker
Henry Kent
Francis Munday
Thomas Cole
William Mackworth Praed
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Edward Farmer
Edward Gardiner
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House Painter Dawkins Charged With Theft at Wilton
Benjamin Dawkins, a house painter once employed at Wilton near Salisbury, stands feloniously charged with stealing a red and crimson damask hangings from Lord Pembroke. A five guinea reward is offered for apprehension and delivery to Judge Sir Jofa Faeling. Dawkins, a Walton native aged about eighteen, is described as fair, slightly hard of hearing, five feet high, with light brown hair and a distinctive bang.
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Pembroke
Wilton
Salisbury
Dawkins
Norice
J. Fielding
Dawkings
Walton
London
Mineral Waters Marketed in Tempe and Abroad
An ad proclaims fast arrival of YRMONT WATER in Tempe Bar, a Original Mineral Water Warehouse, with SPA WATER from PouHon Spring and a secure method to preserve medical virtues. Certificates by the Masters of Spa accompany it. Seltzer Water is also bottled and sold. W Owen, humble servant, promises purity and freshness, with waters from England arriving weekly.
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PouHon
Favourites and power in the London Evening issue
Second-Sight printers critique royal favourites who rise with ministerial favor and fall when power shifts. The letter laments pride, dependence, and the peril of serving a prince rather than the nation. PERPLEXITAS and other writers discuss liberty, trust, and national harmony amid foreign tensions.
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Mimner
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