Rome Silence In Papal Private Congregation Amid Rumors
Reports from Rome describe a private audience before the Pope attended by Cardinals Ruffo Albanii Valentili Gen titi Passioner Spinola and Riviera. The talk centers on a banker death and Pietro Geraldi who died on the 7th month, leaving 840000 crowns to four sons and a codicil to be opened after two years. English war news recounts privateers and ships seized near Rhodes and Negropont while Genoa faces distress. French ministers fall from favor over negotiations with the Dutch and Saxe warns of near battle as Italy and Spain shift alliances.
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Ruffo
Albanii
Valentilj
Gen‘titi
Passioner
Spinola
Riviera
Carcé
Rome
Pietro Geraldi
Wil
Leghorn
Mecca
Smyrna
Rhodes
Negropont
Damietta
Genoa
Paris
Duke d'Anville
West-Indies
Maukepas
France
Count d’Argenton
Hague
St. Giflain
Marshal Saxe
Tong
Flanders
Italy
M. de Gages
M. Maillebois
Marquess de Mirepoix
Spits
Carlos
Europe
Hethana Galsbiand
Mob Brutality at Mrs Palmes House in Liverpool 1746
Liverpool, July 18, 1746. The letter defends Mrs Palmes of Naburn against mob violence in Hanover Street. It recalls April 30 demolitions and May 20 attack on her house, looting furniture and china, setting fires, and destroying property. It condemns the riot as cowardly, urges government action, and notes Palmes as a respected, charitable widow.
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Liverpool
Manchester
London News
Pice
Naborn
County of
York
Newcastle
Rediel
I Rena Enti Lam
Ee P.S
Mercury
Torn fragment hints at a tale of fated events
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a dramatic sequence involving fate and loss. Names and details are unclear, but the text suggests a tense moment where a Bale team and a whip determine outcomes, with references to fate and challenge.
Duke of Cumberland Returns to Kensington in Joy
Report of the Duke of Cumberland arriving at Kensington Palace from Scotland in good health. He traveled by coach with little refreshment, entered the palace before a messenger arrived, and was greeted by nobility and ministers. London and Westminster celebrated with bells, illuminations, bonfires, and gunfire.
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Duke of Cumberland
Kensington Palace
Scotland
Edinburgh
Barnet
Kensington
London
Westminster
Harrison
Murrell
Norfolk
Handcock
Benjar
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
William Benn
Richard Tyson
Pierce Dad
Miles-Man
Thomas Green
Charles Cutts
John Abdy
Tephen’ Beckingham
Elgrs
Thomas Skipp
Smothy Helmsley
John Freke
James Philips
James Dalbiac
Spital Square
Lee- In
Kent
Mary- Anne Devifne
Peter Devifne
Hapsbourg
Weybridge
Surrey
George ‘Cafwall
Exeter
Gainsborough
Harborough
Shaftsbury
House’ of Peers
Palace Yard
King-Street
St. Margaret’s Hill
County
Caslisle
John Strange
George Letéber
Lancashire
Wales