Mail from France reports Cossack victory and Tartars’ defeat
Letters dated May from the River Molofinoy Vode describe Lacy’s Cossacks and Calmucks defeating Crim Tartars and taking two colours. Prisoners claim Cham near Perecop has few men. Grimea inhabitants fear bread shortages if Russian forces strike again. Also news of Count de Lautrec’s Geneva reception and honors, and Sardinian envoy Solar announcing notes on possessions in Nilaneze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Grimea
Paris
Count de Lautrec Arriv
Geneva
Versailles
Count de Lautrec
Count de la Mark
Christian
Madrid
de‘Solar
Sardinia
Nilaneze
Celebration Ends With Toasts and Gifts for Workers
After the ceremony the Gentlemen returned to the Rumner where health to the King and Queen, General Wade, and other benefactors was drunk. Expressions of joy marked the event, praised as a plan for the welfare of mankind and the poor. A handsome present was given to the workers and bells rung to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Princess of Wales
Wade
List of Contributions for Mrs Stephens Medicines Publick
Notices of charitable subscriptions in London for Mrs Stephens medicines with Drummond's purchase of South Sea Annuities using funds, plus obituaries and public notices. Included are deaths of Sir Robert Banks Jenkinson and Mrs Walley, and events from Oxford to Edinburgh such as General Wade's departure for Scotland and Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Oxford
Robert Banks Jenkinson
Walcot
Robert Dashwood
Northbrook
Sir Robert Jenkinson
Winchester School
Wade
Scotland
Great Britain
Marlborough
Seafon
Wimbledon
Henry
St. John
Selwyn
John Day
Haack
Portland
Earl of
Clarendon
Archer
Leeds
Tord Lymington
Jane Lowther
Lord Gallway
Birch
Snow
Pollock Cenanna
William Wynne
J. Windham Ashe
Ahe
J. Windham
Windham
Robert Andrews
Graves
Edward
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Evening-Post
France
Petérsourg
Funé
Country News
Bath
Rudmer
General Hospital
Rizr
London
Lord Hobart
Edward Seymour
Charles Carne
Mint Royal
Tower of London
Young
Frances Williams
Earl Coningsby
Charles Hanbury Williams
County of
Monmouth
Albemarle Street
Hampshire
Wiltshire
Berkshire
Westminster
Haberdashers Company
Porteous
Reading
Edinburgh
Wheatsheaf- Alley
Thames-Street
Newgate
Lewen
Farher’s
Cheapside
Norfolk-street
Somersetshire
Samuel Pitt
Cricket
Queen’s Square
Thomas Bowdlet
Church of England
Bridges
Dunstable
Highgate
Islington
Ilington
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