In Europe Power Talks Stir Austria Britain and France
An Extract from The Hague dated June 16 discusses Protestant efforts for church building in Frankfort and a strong memorial to Protestant princes. It notes France’s wary stance on Austria Spain Sardinia and the Infants Don Carlos and Don Philip, with Vienna Hanover and Berlin intrigue shaping who gains influence in Italy and the Empire. It highlights Prussia Hanover British plans and the Elector Palatine’s expected arrival, plus Switzer land negotiations and Swiss cantons trading with Vienna to secure troops and Swiss amity. It warns of Dutch unrest as troops are moved to Brabant and Amsterdam and Harlem fear civilian disorder and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Hague
France
House of Austria
Spain
Sardinia
Don Carlos
Don Philip
Italy
Ministry of Versailles
Vienna
Hanover
Hart Friesland
Ratiston
House of Brandenbourg
Prussia
Joseph
Cologn
Hyndford
House of Hanover
St. James’s
Europe
Switzerland
England
Cantons
Fribourg
Rhinfelden, &c
Court of
Swiffers
Basil
Brabant
Buffels
Proclamation ends quarantine for Smyrna ships and social notices
Dublin reports a quarantine proclamation, marriages including Edmund Kelly to Molly Condry, a Kilmore tragedy, a Kilcullen Bridge fire that consumed five horses and nine houses, and Edinburgh notes a Hamilton plan to educate and employ vulnerable girls. Glasgow mentions donations to Christian Knowledge and several Campbell marriages, with Stirling letters about meat thieves near Glens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irelan
Dublin
Smyrna
Edmund Kelly
Churchborough
Elys
Molly Condry
John Condry
Cloonhee
Fen’night
Kilmore
Galway
Richard Annesley
Valentia
Baron Mount Norris
Kingdom of Ireland
Edinburgh
Hamilton
Scotland
William Gordon
Dumbarton
Glasgow
Alexander Campbell
Ormadale
Merie Campbell
John Campbell
Strone
Neil Campbell
Auchwillin
Esq
Peggy Campbell
Ouar
Ely
Duncan Campbell
Southall
Merie Livingston
James Livingston
Glentirren
James Campbell
Ardkinglas
Stirling
Katie Campell
Daniel Campbell
Shawfield
Glins
Arena
Allan Cameron
Lochabar
Glenure
Induction at Perivale Parish in Middlesex Diocese
Cambridge reports the induction of Rev. Rowland Lewis A B of St John’s College to the living of Perivale in Middlesex Diocese of London. The post is worth tool per annum and Lewis was presented by Rev. Mr. Fletcher Dean of Kildare Ireland. The column notes Rev. Mr. Lee of Trinity College on the preceding Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Cambridge
Rowland Lewis
St. John’s College
Perivale
Middlesex
London
Worth Tool
Fletcher
Kildare
Ireland
Lee
Trinity College
University confers Doctor of Divinity degree
A university conferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity on an unnamed candidate. On the same day Mr Kerinscott, M A from Oxford, was admitted by the university. The wording is unclear but indicates two formal admissions or recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerinscott
Oxord
Debates on Labour, Taxes and Public Festivities Across Britain
A British parliamentary discourse urges fair work opportunities and strict penalties for idleness. It notes ongoing inquiries into commercial restraints, hints at treaty hopes, and previews upcoming civic pageants including Chester and Oxford university commemorations with festive events and trials for Cap Cranstoun in the murder case of Mr. Blandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonedo
Great BriTain
Mapain
Brussels
Edward the
Edward III
John de Oxenford
Henry VII
Thomas Hill
William Brown
Henry VI
M. Thomas Bradbury
William Copingell
William Browne
William Bowyck
Elizabeth
Martin Calthrop
Cuthbert Buckle
Charles T. Ralph Freeman
Mary
John Chapma
Humphry Parsons
Robert Godfehall
Samuel Pennant
Thomas Winterbottom
Peter Warren
Chester
Richard Grosvenor
Ely
A. M
Robert Grosvenor
Cheshire
Eaton Hall
Eaton
Oxford
Lord Crew
Durham
Israel
Egypt
London
Cap Cranstoun
Blandy
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Frankfort
Fune
Royal Highness
Harlem
Leyden
Amsterdam
Holland
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