Death of Baron Loewen dahl shifts cabinet plan
A private letter from The Hague reports Baron Loewen dahl, 80, dying as Great Marshal and first of the Cabinet, not altering ministry. Count Bruhl may succeed. Wolinski faces accusations of misbehavior and concealed papers amid a Russian ferment with mass arrests and tightened frontier controls. Excerpts describe political intrigues in Russia and possible mediation between Britain and Spain, with France poised to back Spain if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E
Baron Loewendahl
Count Bruhl
Hague
M. Wolinski
Moscow
Novogrod
Russia
Petersbourg
Senate-House
Dolorucci
Germany
Holland
Paris
Marly
Great Britain
Cardinal de Fleury
Spain
America
Carte Blanche
France
Portugal
Royal visitors pass through Newcastle and Gloucester
The Marquess of Bowman and the Duke and Duchess of Queensberry travel through Newcastle and Gloucester, with the Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh visiting Scotland on Wednesday. Robert Wood alias Randall is captured near High Wickham after robbing a Quaker and a stone-cutter. an accomplice is arrested near Bristol. In Sarum, four horses race for the purse of 100 guineas, Sedbury winning, plus other purses won by Squirt and Fox-hunter. Sir John Norris arrives at Portsmouth and hoists the Union ensign at Spithead on the Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Fune
Marquess of Bowman
Duke of Roxburgh
Scotland
Duke
Dutchess of Queensberry
Gloucester
Robert Wood
Randal
High Wickham
Bucks
s-End
Aylesbury
London
Bristol
Sarum
Mr. Martindale
Sidbury
Earl of Portmore
Lady Conintry
Ruan
Ruby
Duke of Beaufort
Tatum
Mr. Martinsdale
Sedbury
Bri
Fox-hunter
Mr. Beaver
Chesnut
Driver
Sir Michael Newton
Spot
Portmouth
John Norris
Spithead
Union
Miniserial Paper Attacks London Merchants and Council
The Miniserial Paper lobs insults at the Common Council of London and merchants. The Patron of libels against Admiral Vernon outraged by recent paragraphs, calling for strong denouncement. The King urged unity but the paper’s tone worsens animosities as General Honeywood’s Dragoons prepare for Windsor camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common-Council of
London
Admiral Vernon
Os Rowe
Honeywood
Dragoons
Windsor
Melancholy Accidents and Military Movements Reported
Countermands ordered for Cobham Tilt encampment near Guildford and a fatal fall near Horncastle Lincolnsire kills Kendal Fynes Esq, kin to the Earl of Lincoln. Lady Gough dies at Edgbaston. Christ Hospital governance to fill vacancies. river accident drownings. Admiralty orders prevent shore leave. Lord Walpole recovering. various appointments and sheriff elections noted in London and Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Norris Fynes
Admiralty Office
Portsmouth
Duke of Newcasstle
Whitehall
Lord Tyrawley
Portugal
O Brian
O'Brian
Lord Walpole
Wolfran Stubbe
Leighton Buffard
Count of Bedford
Hig Ata Jesty
King’s Bench
Lee
Bedford
Bucks
Hertford
Northampton
Oxford
of Excise
Wylde
John Salter
William Barker
Ringfale Hall
Suffolk
John Brown
Leefthorp
Leicesteshire
Pleydeh Goddard
Swindon
Wilts
Thomas Lane
Cornhill
London
Jane Singitt
Middle Temple
John Wenham
James West
Lincoln’s Inn
City of London
Middlesex
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