A Fragrant Mix of Nobles Deaths and Court News
Notices recount the death of Lady of the Bed-Chamber to Queen Anne and other aristocratic figures, a ship seizure in the Thames, local legal verdicts on turf rights, an Aldermanic election with a bet, and multiple society movements. Reports from London, Nottinghamshire, and the Hague detail marriages, naval signals, and diplomatic maneuvers among France, Spain, and Genoa with Corsican concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Anne
Earl of
Clarendon and
Rochester
St. James’s Square
Jerusalem
Westminster Abbey
Chott
St. Janes’s
Henry the Seventh
Carlton
His Majesty’s Chapel
Charlotte Hyde
Pretty Patty
Cadiz
Scott
His Majesty
Chelmsford
Essex
Houblon
Barrington
Forest of Teckley
William Rous
Vintry
William
Strand
Leppiston
Coffins
Deputy Trench
Pontack’s
Pontack’s. Mr. Coffins
Pontacks
M. Dadachi
Bey of
Tunis
Gyfferal Richard Sufton
Newark
Nottinighamshire
Guernsey
Regiment of Foot
Newfoundland
Sims’s
Fogo
London
Michaelmas
Lady-dty
Errth
Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon
Prince of Orange
Princess of Orange
Augustus Schurz
The
Hague
Thomas Middleton
Sabine
Regiment of Welch Fusiliers
William Middleton, Barr
Bromley Common
Smith
Small Shanks
Mr. Trevor
Bonny Las
Mary Patten
Westminster
County of
John Gekle
Christopher Graydori
Sarah Hill
John Sewell
Thoms Rowden
Ambrosé Skinner
Fisher
Milford-lane
Excise
Surrey
John Neale
Fry
Coventry
Paris
M. de Campredon
Genoa
France
Republick
Spain
Corsica
Infante
Don Carlos
Cardinal Fleury
M. Smeling
Tuscany
Marquis de Fenelon
Jfuliers and
Bergue
States General
Juliers
Europe
Msas Sultzbach
Vienna
M. Ve Heey
States-General
Court of
Hollande
Caracca
Rhence