New Ordinance curbs pomp while wine ban persists
In Stockholm on June 26 the King issued a mild reform limiting pomp and luxury since 1765. Prohibitions remain on punch and wines except France, the Rhine, and Portugal, plus worked laces and livery decorations. Funeral expenses and oak coffins banned. penalties reach 1000 dollars.
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Paris Arrets and Royal Reply on Duke d Aiguillon
An extract from Paris dated July 5 reports a parliament ban on Duke d Aiguillon temporarily barring his seat and functions until his honor’s blot is wiped, later annulled by a royal arret of Council. It notes conferences at the Duke of Orleans’s and Prince peers plan presenting to the King, plus distant dispatches from Petersburgh and Toulon about engagements with Constantinople and Tunis. Captain Jones from St George arrives, denying Spanish war preparations and stocks, asserting no imminent war.
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J. Wheble
Patern
Fter-Row
Favourable Season At White Heeridg Fishery And Rich East Britain News
Latest Braffa Sound reports a highly successful White Heeridg Fishery season with 1100 buffes used and over a hundred vessels from eastern Scotland ports catching their full complement. News includes Governor Verelit’s Bengal move, Rockingham from Greenland arriving with thirteen fith, and Rumbold bringing substantial sums. Also mentions court cases at Guildhall and Old Bailey, executions, transports, corn prices at Bear Key, robberies, and notable obituaries and appointments.
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Redmond’s Row
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Barry Payne
William Ledgy
White Cross-Street
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Trial of Owen for libel and publication in 17 2
A report on the Owen libel trial with Mr Pratt now Lord Camden defending and Sir Dudley Ryder the Attorney General arguing that certain words must be proved. The Chief Justice urged guilty verdict but the jury returned not guilty amid questions about the publication evidence and potential perjury. See State Trials vol x.
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