Probing Princely Duties Amid Picks and Pensions
Rumor mill items cite Prince and King deterring pensions while Empress seeks dignity. Dispatches from Dresden Hamburg and Vienna note Prussia trade pressure and Danish resistance at the Sound. Reports cover fires in Hamburgs Kiel, fortifications at Wezel, Turkish advance threats, and naval movements with multiple distant notices.
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Dan
Biren
Dresden
Stettin
Colberg
Prussia
Denmark
England
France
Hamburgh
Lubeck
Bremen
Funery
Kehrwieder
Cleves
Wezel
Gueldres
Naples
Funez
Austria
Spain
Charles VI
Philip
Algiers
Duke de Losada
Prince de Francaville
Vienna
Prince of Asturias
Genoc
Fune
Duke of Modena
Corke Appoints Captain O Hara to Pegey Sloop
News from Dublin reports Captain James O Hara, noted for vigilance as Regulating Captain, is assigned by the Lords of the Admiralty to command the Pegey sloop of war. The piece also mentions a bill to require shop signs to be flat on houses to improve air flow and safety. It notes the death of Most Rev Dr Lincoln, Archbishop of Dublin, and a Marrowbone Lane altercation ending in a fatality after a cabbage stalk beating.
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Ireland
Corke
Fune Zo
James O'Hara
Admiralty
Dublin
Lincoln
Marrowbone-lane
Notice to cider and Perry makers to file advance exports
London June 17 notice signed by Mr Symons Gloucester Supervisor of Excise warns all cider and Perry makers to deliver in writing the quantity intended for sale or removal at least ten days before the fifth of July. An Excise officer may take account, otherwise no certificates will be granted for the said cider and Perry.
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Greenwich Hospital
Hyde-park
Count de Einsiedel
Poland
Saxony
Dunkirk
Vienna
Constantinople
Hungary
Croatia
Prague
Funeta
Hague
London
Duke of Bedford
Versailles
Duke de Choiséuill
Prussia
Great Britain
Plymouth
Pearl
Saxpon
Gulph
St. Lawrence
Harley
Havannah
Streights
Bahamas
Spain
St. Carlos
Jamaica
Balboa
Gilbert
New York
Scilly
Symons
Gloucester
Excise
Gloucester Journal
Commissioners of Excise
Cyder and Perry
Excise- Office
Cyder
Perry
Gale
Orford
Suffolk
St. Martin’s le Grand
Randal
Stratford
W. Bristow
Joan Cox
Spiral Square
N.B
Parn
Bristow
St. Paul’s Cathedral
First ENCENIA and Oratorio Week at OxForp Theatre
On Wednesday July 6 the ENCENIA will open with The Pastoral of Acts and Galatea, followed by Jupas MaACCHABEUS on Thursday and the Sacred Oratorio on Friday. Concertos will feature Hay and Eiffert noted instrumentalists with Miller Baumgarden Real Schuman Weikiel and Gordon or Richards if needed. Principal vocalists include Signora Frasi Beard Norris Hudson Clark Price and Champnes under the Professor of Music.
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OxForp
Jupas Maacchabeus
Massiau
Bath
Signora Frasi
Beard
Norris
Hudson
Clark
Price
Champnes
The Double Dealers and the Voice of the People
A letter attacks a London writer in the Plain Dealer, accusing him of frothy declamation and scurrility while praising neither ministerial measures nor Parliament. It argues the ministerial praise by both Houses does not prove national voice or rectitude, citing Utrecht and historical parliaments as counterexamples.
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Plain Dealer
Utrecht
Charles II
the Plain Dealer
Charles
Fishmongers Rival Society Over Land Carriage Scheme
A letter from Sam Shor’r criticizes fishmongers for forming a land transport plan to supply the town with cheaper fish, undermining the society’s fishery. The writer questions their patriotism, warns of potential price rigging once the society is undercut, and urges securing public safety against profiteering.
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London Evening Post
Sam Shor'r
Unite against Corruption to restore the constitution
A letter to the London Evening Post urges ignoring Whig and Tory labels. The author calls for action over words, focusing on measures and uniting to curb corruption and obtain short parliaments to restore constitutional government.
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London Evening Post
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Arriyd
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Birmingham
Peilener
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Dunfburn
Gloucesterhire
Woodward
Chevalier Oitorio
Sardinia
Bairds
Downing-street
Westminster
White-cross Street
Finsbury
Banner
Crown
Reading
Bath Road
Fisher
John March
Maidenhead Bridge
Hzenry Eal
Dungenpon
James the Second
Richard Powney
Ely
Archbishop Sancroft
Bodleian Library
Clarendon Press
Oxford
Stephens
Temple Gate
Fleet Street
Mitte
Strand
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Rivington
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Dr. Prings
Oxfor
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