Continental News Highlights Across Europe in Late June
Warsaw reports rising disputes between nobility and clergy with feared consequences. Paris discusses Parliament disputes, royal clemency limits, and measures against sacraments denial. Genoa punishes San Remo officials. Versailles outlines enforcement of vellum silk trade acts and penalties for misused seals. Florence reports a Florentine nobleman found dead with self-inflicted wounds. Stockholm notes a royal theatre and a panin talks on Finland borders. Florence notes a trader murder by self-inflicted wounds. Genoa imposes fines, arrests archives.
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Stockholm
M. Panin
Finland
Wybourg
Nyland
Florence
Marquis Alamanni
Scaffbaufen
San Remo
Republick of
Genoa
Ratisbon
Evangelick
Roman Catholick Party
Paris
Grand Chamber
Pontoise
Normandy
Verneuil
Rennes
Britanny
Versailles
Compiegne
Toulouse
Rouen
Aix
Bofum
Sheriffs of
London
His Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
Hampton Wick
Middlesex
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Lee
Pennington
Baker
Alias Brown
King’s Bench Prison
Bury
Ipswich
Suffolk
Robert Burdett
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Caroline Harpur
Henry Harpur
Duke of Rutland
Lincoln’s Inn
Henry Bambrigg Buckeridge
Queen’s Square
Kitty Pinfold
Windsor
Prince Frederick
Fortune
Narva
Lonedon
The Muse Ridden Poet and 1753 Political Notes
A fragmented 1753 note blends a mock epic on Consume the Year and fears of Catholic or Popish plots with a Utopians critique of Jews and commerce. It cites Saucy Horatian scraps, a Salem-like doom year 1753, warnings of Papist danger, defamation trials, clerical charity sums, and marriages among English gentry, ending with a shipwreck tale near the Swin.
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Holland
Warsaw
Martan
Great Britain
Westminster
Edinburgh
Arca
Taptalus
Banc
Horace
Rome
Jesus
Southampton