Tartars Death Prompts Succession in Royal Tartary
From Constantinople to Lisbon and Rome, a flood of dated notes reports deaths and changes: Slan Guerai Kan, ruler of the Tartars at Kaut in Beslarabia, dies. Maxud Guerai Kan is named successor by the Grand Seignor. Other items record entertainments for royalty in Portugal, Barbary landings, harvest hopes in Italy, and various accidents, legal actions, and civic concerns across Europe.
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Freahee
Constantinople
Fune Ts
Slan Guerai
Tartars
Kaut‘chan
Beslarabia
Maxud Guerai Kan
Selamet Guerai Kan
Lisbon
Fune
Don Pedro
Quelus
Florence
Marciano
Pianola
Rome
Genoa
Sieurs Niecke
Corsica
Stockholm
Andrew Stork
Kongtbaka
Holland
Charles XI
Charles XII
Frankfort
Steinau
Geudern
Paris
St. Agoulin
Boubonnois
Lord Bowes and legal figures in 18th century Ireland
Relates to the career of Lord Bowes later Lord Chancellor, his election as Burgess for Taghmon, appointments from Solicitor General to Lord Chief Baron and finally Lord Chancellor, and notes on his dignified conduct and aging. Includes remarks by Mr. Faulkner on health and a Cork incident involving William Lonergan charged as a Popish priest with seditious 1762 White Boys ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relan
Dublin
Lord Bowes
Clonlyon
West
Taghmon
Wexford
Lord Jocelyn
Tle
George Faulkner
Corke
William Lonergan
Curriglass
Matthew Parker
Royal News and Arrivals Stir London Gossip
The London post reports Duke of York arriving at Compeignce and being styled Earl of Ulster by the French king. Interest centers on a possible visit by a foreign princess and the LinTown envoy to open talks with Portugal. Also noted are a 50,000 guinea royal stomacher, Sir James Gray's Dover to Calais journey, and expected Knighthood for the Duke of Buccleugh. A diamond ring worth 13,000 pounds is presented to the king by Mr Palkth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liér
Paris
Maine
Tholouse
Lyons
Brest
Duc d’Orleans
St. Onge
Africa
Limerick
Ireland
Alexander Macdonald
Isles
Scotland
Skye Sclate
Upnor Castle
Robert Willimot
Ivers Thames
Medway
Vhursday
Bridewell
Bethlem
Peter Roberts
Earl of
Lord John Cavendish
Magdalen House
Diana
Countess of
London
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
Milford Haven
Vandeput
Carysfort
Mediterranean
Southwell
Minorca
Zachary Moore
Chigwell
Lord Luxborough
James Crokat
Edward Walpole
Countess of Suffolk
Earl of Berkeley
Berkeley Castle
Gloucestershire
Floridas
Thursday
Mr. Brooke
Board
Duke of York
Ulster
Portugal
James Gray
Dover
Calais
France
Madrid
Spain
Duke of
Auction notices for lands and tenements in Warwick and Tamworth
A series of freehold estates and leasehold parcels offered by auction in Stafford and surrounding counties. Properties include Raintey Haar near Kinkbury, Hurley Commes, Wiggington fields with extensive rights, and multiple arable plots in Tamworth Polesworth and Alastrey. Various tenants at will, rents listed, with terms and tythe details. inquiries to Mr. Dickenlod, Attorney at Law, Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Ceara
Tammiotth
Swford
Speet
Lori
Thvareradlley
Kinkbury
Wowick
Raintey Haar
William “S Hompfon
Tythe-Fkdz
Job
Byy
Lotz
Teneinen
William Thénpfen
Joseph Hifaiex
Tammworth
Wiggington
John Arnold
John Williams
Coton
Tamworth
Robert Proud
Polesworth
Warewick
John Ward
Francis Woodcock
Lotio
William Hunter
Ios
Dickenlod
Staford
Prophetic Postscript on Ministry and Corruption in Britain
A London Evening-Post letter laments constant ministry turnover and venal politics. The writer condemns salaried officials, lavish pomp, and self-serving elites corrupting state departments, urging vigilance to defend liberty and property and the public good.
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London Evening-Path
Treasury
War Office
Admiralty Office
Navy Office
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Gracechurch-Rivet
Witter
Jamaica
St. Andréw’s
Holborn
Richard Meux
Miss Brougham
Henry Brougham
Chelsea
Francis Abercromby
Ely
Portsmouth
Jaly
Justice Clive
Justice Afton
Winchester
Southampton
New Sarum
County of Wilts
Davison
Bermondsey-Street
Bartlet
Fluthing
Southwark
Kent-street Turnpike
Finchley-common
Deptford Road
Samson
Turnham Green
Lloyd’s
Lishoh
Leghorn
Versailles
Capraia
Gottingen
Royal Society of Sciences
Canterbury
John Beaton
Gloucester
Richard Hurd
Lincoln’s Inn
Geekie
Dagnet
Harwich
Guernsey
Allea
St. Mary’s
Walter Cope
Fataly
Sorat
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