Thunder and fire scorch fields as gloom rises in Hanover
Reports from Hanover describe fierce storms killing cattle and scorching houses at Muntzell while thunder intensifies. Prague dispatches say Jews are ordered to quit the city, and imperial money may fund the army. European rumors mention Berlin, Vienna, and Prussia as dynastic moves unfold, with Breda and Mulheim events noted.
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Berlin
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M. Van-Hoey
M. d*Arpenson
House of Stuart
Paris
Council of London
Poulpiney
Hambourg
Russia
Spain
Placentia
Mulheim -In-The Palatinate
Deutz
Thither
Mulkheim
Rebels and dragoons clash near Dundee in 1745 reports
Letters from Fort Augustus describe rebel heads in Garvamuir wood and a dragoon detachment pursuing them. Firearms, a lomer table loot, and several prisoners are noted as Royalist forces respond. Lochier and followers are suspected nearby and Lovat and Maeniel of Barra are sent to Inverness. Army delays south for three weeks while cattle trade continues.
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Nore
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Races at Durham and Hexham Estates Notices
The report records racing results starting with last Monday at Durham where a purse of 10 was won by Mr Pullen's Brown Horse. Tuesday saw a Grey Colt win for MES Swan. Wednesday featured Mr Wilson's Bay Mare and Thursday Mr Hunt's Chestnut Horse. yesterday Miss Betty Rourh's Black Horse Debello won 50s. Also noted is a Northumberland heirship epitaph for Martin Hall of Cattleligh aged 72 and a fortune for Miss Baby of Hexham aged 22 and comments on the county.
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Martin Hall
Cattleuigh
Baby
Hexham
Durham
John Hedworth
George Bowes
Elgis
Memirthat County
Mr. Pullen
Mes Swan
Bad Rorie
Wilson
Trips
Mr. Hunt
Chesnut
Fiegi
Royal Family in Mourning and Military Movements Reported
Letters from Bayonne note Beek Fleet in Ferrol and Spanish squadron nearby. Duke of Cumberland to visit Flanders this week. Prince and Princess of Wales to change mourning attire. European court life described with court attire, balls, and weddings including Duroure and Cross nuptials and social events in London.
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Prince
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Saxe
Francis Duroure
Duroure
Guildhall Chapel
Crespin
Eady
Rable Fogtuhe
Smiart
Dulwich
Calebrate
Dri Wales
Kenington
European Accommodation Plan and Trials at St Margaret's Hill
Reports from Vienna and London discuss a Europe wide accommodation plan with Empress resistance to exclusive negotiations. Meanwhile trials at St Margaret's Hill in Southwark convict Townley and others of treason for their roles in the Pretender’s rebellion, with a large crowd and heavy guards present.
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