Courland Deputies seek liberty to chase a Duke
Dantzick reports that Courland nobles request permission from King Augustus to allow deputies to pursue a Duke, backed by a Russian Empress letter urging restraint and urging ministers to Mittau for the Duke’s election. Derby items note a large fire at Ockbrook and multiple obituaries and society notices follow.
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Heath
Arriv
Courland
Dresden
Augustus
Russia
Republick
Poland
Mittau
Lowdon
Mr. Hart
Searle
Lincoln’s Inn
Farinello
Duke of Leeds
Scarborough
Lord Hardwicke
England
Court of
King’s Bench
William Lee
Court of King’s Bench
William Chapple
Dorchester
Lee
Bigge
Jones
Cryer
William Draper
Edgcombe
Croydon
Surrey
St. Martin’s Church
Miss Wilson
Col. Wilson
Queen’s-street
Westminster
Windsor
Hare
Chichester
Hooton
Cheshire
Rowland Stanley, Bart
Richard the Second
Stanle
Staffordshire
Thomas Lord Latham
Lancashire
Derby
Rowland
Anne
Clement Parton
Bermingham
Norfolk
Ely
Duke of Hamilton and Brandon
Spencer
Henry Parsons, Eigg
Maldon
Corporation of
Thomas Bramston
Waterhouse
Richmond
Hervey
Lord Hervey
Viscount Bury
Earl of
Kennington
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Hogarth
Guildhall
Daniel Parker
Enfield
Tho. Raffel
Holbourn
Clay
Hayley
John Meres
France
Bedford
George Maddy
Coffman
Montagu- House
Ruffel-street
Samuel Booth
Duke of Montagu
Smith Megget
Southwark
Mr. Hucks
William Hucks
Wallingford
Col. Meggot
Miss Meggots
Ashby
William Northey
Salters Hall
Hackney
Tower Hamlets
Sir Edward Northey
London Fields
Haskney
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London Evening-Post
Dantzick
Country News
Funez
Ockbrook
Williams Stanley, Bart
Cumberland
Thomas Lamplaugh
Lamplaugh Hall
Col. Lamplaugh
Marston Moor
Prince Rupert
Thomas
Cockermouth
Willian the Conqueror
Grovenor Square
Betty Lowther
Thomas Lowther
Town of
Lancaster
Duke of Devonshire
York
Ramsden
Viscount Down
Franks
Blewer
Fetterlane
Stratford
Baker
Jephson
Globe Tavern
Strand
Nathaniel Tench, Bart
Hatton-Garden
Low-Layton
Essex
Col. de Veil
Eddowes
St. James’s Street
Bagnie
Jobe
Bagnio
Sir John
Jane Hay