Siege Updates and Public Notices from June to July
Reports from Constantinople and Vienna detail siege works, bombardments, and troop movements as Russian and Turkish forces clash. London posts court appointments, obituaries, grafts, and local incidents, including a collapse at the Three Black Lions and a threatened letter case with a fifty-pound reward.
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Lard
Pallizadoes
Don
Black Sea
Constantinople
Perecop
Digianum-Coggia
Bashaw
Asaph
Persia
Vienna
Adrianople
Hungary
Futask
Eugene
Transilvania
Moldavia
London
Noel Somerset
Church of England
Mary
Louisa
Countess of Delardine
Thomas Wyndham
Pierce- A-Court
Heytesbury
Thomas Hervey
Felton Hervey
Earl of
Bristol
Walter Titley
Denmark
Arriv
Hanover
Herenhausen
Count Iffenburg
M. Globe
Mecklenburg
M. Watzdorff
Saxe- Gotha
Finch
Sweden
Kensington
Duke of Portland
George
Dutchess of
Buckingham
Aix la Chapelle
Duke
Dutchess of Queensberry
Duke of Gordon
Utretcht
Hardres Court
Canterbury
William Hardres
Elizabeth
Richard Thomas
Lamberhart
William Dinner
William Hardies
Bart
Harncut
Salter
Unine
John Hampden
Conduit-street
Thomas Kempthorne
Chatham
John Kempthorne
Portsmouth
Charles the Second
Anne
Bucks
Wendover
Carlton
County of York
Bison
North Britain
John Goddard
Tregony
Cornwall
Hammersmith
Dixell
Welling
Hertfordshire
Thomas Earl of Westmoreland
Mereworth Castle
Kent
Althorp
Northamptonshire
Josias Wordworth
Mincing-Lane
St. Dunstan’s
John Heathcote
Leonard Gill
Bryan Benson
Samuel Holden
Joseph Fawthrop
Theodore Jacobson
Elys
George Venables Vernon
Litchfield
William Yonge
Gormansway
Regiment of
Dragoons
Adolphus Oughton
Academy
Dublin
Strand
G. H
Geo. Strode
Parnham
Dorfet
Her
George Strode
Thomas Rickets
William Billers
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London Evening-Post
France
Holland