Republick faces foreign troubles over Sardinia order
Geneva July 9 reports France mail. Sardinia commands reforms in St Victor and Chapter Lands to retire within a term under corporal punishment. Republick claims prerogative to assign establishments and protests to Paris and Madrid. Dresden July 13 notes Polish queen delivers a prince named Albert. envoys depart to notify monarchs and seek godparental honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republick
Sardinia
St. Victor
Paris
France
Dresden
Albert
Count Colowart
Spain
Bulow
Naples
Ricardi
Vienna
le Fort
Petersbourg
Both
Sicilies
Royal visit, births, races and City notices in London
In London yesterday the Duke planned a visit to Count Stanboury while Lady Rushout delivered a son at Bloomsbury square. Hounslow Heath saw no race due to heavy rain. Epsom Downs hosted a 40 Guinea match between Merry Andrew and Foxhunter won by Merry Andrew. A cricket match on Chiselhurst Common favored Gamesters of Shadwell. The City heard court discussions on the Hoard Market fence and ongoing Mansion House work. Royal appointments and obituaries fill the rest of the column, including the Prince of Wales’ horn, surgeons appointments at Kew, and multiple deaths and funerals across London and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Stanboury
Rushout
Sir John Rushout
Northampton
Bloomsbury-square
Hounslow Heath
Avait Camcombe
Epsom Downs
James Burgess
Merry Andrew
Bingham
Mr. Burgess
Chiselhurst Common
Horsemanden
Nath
Shadwell
Wellclose Square
Court of Common Council
Maynwaring
Malaga
N.S
Haddock
Minorca
Gibraltar
West Indies
Madrid
Kingdom of Spain
Court of Session
Edinburgh
Bargeny
Hugh Dalrymple
Prince of Wales
Cato
England
Cary of
Pall-mail
Kew
Mr. Coldham
Deceas
James Buthell
Essex
Reading
Berks
Fox
St. Mary’s
Collins
Red-Cross-Street
Southwark
James Rogers
Ryslip
Pinner
Middlesex
Kensington Square
Kensington
London
Devonshire Street
Lime- Street
Smith
Leadenhall Street
Robert Shirley
the Earl Ferrers
William Westbrook
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London Evening-Post
Geneva
Cordwell
Cooper
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