Plague in the Dey's Palace and European Dispatches
A Paris dated update describes a plague outbreak in the Dey's Palace spreading among residents with many carried away by the fever. The afternoon issue also reports naval expeditions, political fealty in Parliament, religious tax changes in Brussels, Saxony Austria treaties, and local notices from Cambridge to Bristol including commencements and a fatal fire.
Woman captures intruder in Rivers Town kitchen
Mrs Speight of Rivers Town woke in the night to a noise in the house and, arming herself, pursued a man into the kitchen. She seized him by the collar, pistol ready, and alerted other residents who secured him and lodged him in the gaol. He claims Mayo as his home and refused to give a name. Nearby, Dublin notes that Harrison sent one hundred English miners to work at Charlemount coal pits, near the Newry Canal, boosting national industry.
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Royal Burghs of Scotland elect Provost at Edinburgh meeting
Edinburgh July 3 The annual Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland met here with Lord Provost William Alexander unanimously chosen Prefes. Last Friday died here the Widow Lady of the Hon Col Patrick Opilvy of Inchmastin, brother to the late Earl of Findlater and Seafield. From Perth comes news Alison Inglis of Scone was committed to prison on a sheriff’s warrant on suspicion of murdering her own ...
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Beginnings of Judaical Naturalization Alarm in London
A reader in London forwards a harsh letter vowing dire consequences from the 18th century act on Judaical Naturalization. It laments Jews mingling in vestries and clerical visits, warns of Christian decline, and decries perceived favoritism toward Jews with fear of eroding faith and public order.
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