Court Reports War Moves and Notable Deaths Across Europe
Madrid reports troop reviews planned for April as King seeks satisfaction over Genoa insult. Don Melchior de Macanar, former minister plenipotentiary, dies at Corunna at 84. Dumont de Gages dies near Pamplona. many honors listed. Fire losses in Glatz and Bremen. Catalonia camp discussed. Paris notes Dauphin pregnancy rumors and pope promotions. Bordeaux reports a woman with 22 children and long-lived parents.
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Civita Vecchia
Sicily
Madrid
Corunna
Don Melchior de Macanar
Breda
Arragon
Philip V
Europe
France
Spain
Holy See
Don Macanaz
Cambray
Soissons
Cardinal de Fleury
Austria
Bourbon
Spanish America
Portuguese America
Juan Bonaventure Dumont
Count de Gages
Viscount of Esquez
Pampelona
Golden Fleece
Januarius
Viltoria
Italy
Uo Madrid
Catalonia
Ratisbon
Franconia
Retter
Brandenburgh-Onoltzbach
Korenburgh
Anspach
Wunzburgh
Bamberg
Nuremberg
Berlin
Glatz
Lipsladt
Bremen
Hague
Prussia
Bufles
Shetland
Queries on Votes and Old Interest in Oxfordshire Freeholders
London reports a controversy among Hamp ton Wick and Woodstock cablers over electoral rights faced by Oxfordshire freeholders. Queries question whom to vote for, the nature of nominations, and whether clerical influence or old interest should guide choice, with moral reflections and references to public figures and past events. The piece also notes obituaries and local notices, including donations for charity and church items in London.
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Commons of
Great Britain
Band of
St. Paul
England
Zealand
Cobler
Hamptorie
Zick
Bray
Notable Smuggling and Theft Trials Reported
York reports last week the deaths of Rev Mr Neale rector of Croft. Robert Taught and William Wigdon were committed for smuggling. Thomas Mason, connected with Boswell in Sacrilege, was sentenced for theft of a hat and three handkerchiefs, with other suspicions in Sheffield. Dorchester notes Joseph Damer and George Clavell to be opposed by Lord Malpas and John Pitt in the next general election for the borough.
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Boston
Lincolnshire
John Thompson
Gayton
Northamptonshire
Hampstead
Thomas Lloyd
Lincoln’s Inn
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
St. Paul's
Church
Joseph Bell
Batterfia
Ely
Simmonds
Mr. Simmonds
New Bond Street
Colleton
John Colleton
Sir Edward Ernle
Madincon
Wilts
Henry Drex
Wareham
James Edward Colleton
Foot- Guards
Jasper Welton
Upper Thames Street
Nicholas Herbert
Ludlow
Salop
Hereford
Plumstead
Kent
Anne Withers
Woolwich
Country News
York
Neale
Croft
Robert Taught
William Wigdon
Wigdon
Thomas Mason
Boswell
John Middleton
Whitby
David Weams
Sheffield
Dorchester
Dorset
Joseph Damer
George Clavell
Elyrs
Lord Malpas
John Pitt
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Yeterday
Mia Eos Matt
Naples
Fan
Yarmouth
Paris
Versailles
Manheim
Stockholm
Sweden
Rome
Orleans
Bourdeaux
Margaret Plantinet
St. Columba
London
Hampton-Wick
Woodstock
Oxford