Ireland and England Eyeing Arms Laws in Tippabany
Reports claim Protestant leaders in Tipperary County formed an association to enforce laws against Papists, offering a hefty reward for three convicted of possessing arms. News notes Waterford Levellers faced capital conviction, a courtesan seeks marriage offers, a knife attack near the Charter House injures an old woman, a highway robbery near Acton, and a Goodman’s Fields warehouse burglary stopped at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
Waterford
Ireland
Courtezan
Mag- Walen
Charterhouse
Kempton
Swallow-street
Uxbridge
Acton
Mefl
Champion and
Haley
Ayliffe-street
Goodman’s-fields
Grignion
James Hervey
A. M
Weston Favell
Northamptonshire
John Rivington
St Paul’s Church Yard
H. Woodfall
W’ Strahan
R.baldwin
W. Johnston
Richardson
T. Carlon
Northampton
Robert Walker
Niy Warehouse
Bible and Crown
Fleetane
Old-Baily
Sakepever
East Smi Hfield
Edemund
Bryg-pan
St. Thomas's Hospital
Southwark
Harcony
Portsmouth
Jesuits
Appling
RK Walker
M.D
Postscript on tax reform and civic duty in Britain
A fragmentary letter advocates a ten day payment option for land taxes, arguing it would speed revenue, reduce collectors, and empower taxpayers. The piece contrasts burdens on tax collectors with masses of citizens, suggesting broader fiscal efficiency and public economy improvements.
Rumors of European War Alignments and Local News Bits
Letters from Hamburgh and Hamburg discuss Danish king plans and possible peace offers with great power negotiations. Reports cite cessions of loans, alliances between Vienna, Copenhagen, Madrid, and Paris, and Russian actions. Also noted are proclamations against France and Spain, local deaths, weddings, ship movements, and commodity exports from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Anita
Piet Manche
Kih
Hussars
Werner
Rati
Upper Silesia
Beck
Pomerania
Brandenburgh
Fune
Teschen
Count Hort
Gzernichev
Breslau
Bevern
Mecklenburgh
Wezel
Imore
Dunéldorp
Bees
Borcken
Shermbeck
Prince of Conde
Wesel
Lezzen
Dulmen
Heyden
Paris
Cotinues
Milan
Jane
Turin
Laly
Ats
Versailles
London
Wurtemberg
Spert
Izcog
Aurach
Seo Madrid
Carthazena
Poible
Toulon {Quadron
Denmark
Peskia Nyetaat
Raffian
Eibalsadur
Copenhagen
Vienna
Madrid
Aris
Hague
Hamburgh
Ing
Reddy Sonéy
Ruffiz
Petersburgh
Berlin
Rufsian Toops
Count Daun
Lisoon
France
Spain
Frances
Lord Clivé
Plasley
East Indies
Coudever
John Willyams
Plaistow
Essex
Henderson
Royal Exchange
Miss Fowler
Brentford
Greenwich
James Chaille
Mincing
Fenchurch-street
Thomas Sturges
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Moorfields
John Willatts
Ion
Portugal
Holland
New England
Portmaith
Spithead
Motherbank
Webb
John
Mary
Badcock
Thomas
Anne
Snook
Susannah
Chambers
Jersey
Goddwill
Parker
Hannah
Coats
Fidelity
Potts
Nicholas
Betty
Feard
Newcastle
Admmairal Holbourn
Public critique of writers sowing dissension and royal discontent
A London Evening Post reader lambasts writers for profit in sowing disaffection and opposing royal appointees while praising the prince's loyalty. Mails from Holland and Flanders report Daun’s army delays and Moravian frontier raiding, with Galitzen seeking reconciliation on honourable terms amid ongoing peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Holland
Flanders
Marshal Daun
Upper Silesia
Werner
Moravia
Prince Galitzen
Prussia
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Bank
India
South-Sea
J. Walter
Aivington, Polliffe
Hitch
Kam
C. David Downman
Simon Spricghtly
South Sea
Ite
Consol
Sante _Pank
The
London Evening-Post
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