Prussian Moves and Allied Doubts Reach Prague and Ratisbon
From Prague to Ratisbon reports describe Prussia advancing toward Bohemia and Prague with heavy Austro-Prussian tensions. The King of Prussia seeks neutrality measures. Prince Charles of Lorraine is involved in Prague. Dutch relief for wounded soldiers is discussed as 300 women are sent to aid the Prussian Army and more help follows.
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Koch
Stockholm
Prague
Prussia
Charles of Lorrain
Vienna
Count Caunitz
M. Mitchel
M. Keith
Ratisbon
Anhalt
Deifau
Meegra
Brandenburgh Anspach
Barsee
Dutchy
Palatinate
Bavaria
Franconia
Palatinate of the Rhine
Netherlands
House of Austria
France
Francfort
Duke of
Saxe-Hildburghausen
Empire
House of Brandenburgh
Eee Palatinate
Bareith
Rea
Corps de Reserve
Hague
Jane
Rhine
Marthal d’Estrees
Princes of the Blood
Bohemia
Paris
Marquis de Montanet
Brasels
Lower Rhine
Electorate of
Hanover
England
Stade
London
Foundling. Hospital
The
Marine Society
Herrins
Public Spirit and Charity Debate at Guildhall
An essay argues that public spirit sustains government and charity should target the needy, prisoners, and distressed families. It recalls a Guildhall council where Sir Thomas Harrison read letters from William Pitt and Henry Legge accepting Freedom of the City with Golden Boxes, with Pitt praising the city and Legge expressing gratitude for the honor.
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Tris
Guildhall
Thomas Harrison
William Pitt
Henry
Biron Legge
Elyrs
London
Hex
Henry Breso Neegge
St Thomas Harrison
City of London
Europe
Wedding Fortune and Markets Slump Across Bristol and Salisbury
Reports from Newcastle to Bristol and Salisbury recount a marriage arrangement between Magied Farrer Wren of Binchester and Miss Pennington of York with a fortune of 4001 per year. Market prices fall from 15s 6d to 13s 6d due to abundant wheat. A coroner’s inquest on a woman found dead near Bedminster returns a verdict of wilful murder, leading to two prisoners, including the deceased’s husband. In Parliament, Bouverie and Beckford donate thirty guineas to augment the city’s free plate. A Bishopston schoolmaster Thomas Roots drowns in a rivulet. a Birmingham post boy is attacked while delivering the mail. a gardener loses a bag of seven guineas and seven shillings in a Bromsgrove Lickey incident.
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Newcastle
Funett
Farrer Wren
Binchester
Pennington
York
Bristol
Fune
Bedminster
Salisoury
William Bouverie
Julines Beckford
Elgrsour
City
Thomas Roots
Bishopston
Birmingham
Fane
Post
Worcester
Eleven Mile
Bromsgrove Lickey
John Harris
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London Evening-Post
Dresden
Edinburgh
Leith
Benjamin Marlow
Dolphin Man of
Aberdeen
George Suttie
Balgow
Bart
Nanny Grant
Lord Prestongrange