Extraordinary Knot of dangerous People near Liege
An inn near Liege exposed a group of dangerous coiners after a quarrel left one man dead. Twenty to thirty conspirators were uncovered, with four or five already in custody in Liege Duffel dorp and the city. The report notes military movements in the Palatinate, Austrian and Dutch concerns, and a possible neutral peace or armistice affecting Holland and France. The Hague letter includes discussions on barriers and trade, with tensions rising and preparations for potential conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Paris
Leige
Duffeldorp
Palatinate
Low Countries
Hague
Waffenaar
States General
France
Vienna
London
United Provinces
Sweden
Denmark
M. Twickele
England
Holland
Neee Hague
Prince Waldeck
Germany
Antwerp
M. van Holy
Versailles
Leas
Echoes of Duncombe Park Deaths and Local Obituaries
York report lists Thomas Duncombe esq former MP and high sheriff of the county who died at Duncombe Park. Noted his charitable life and marriage to Sarah Slingsby leaving nine children. Also reported are the deaths of Lieutenant Wansfell of General Oglethorpe’s Regiment buried at St Martin’s and justice Joseph Stillington of Kelfield and the Rev Mr Williamson minister of Thirlkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
York
Duncombe Park
Helmsley
Thomas Duncombe
Rippon
Sarah
Thomas’ Slingsby
Scriven, Bart
Wanfell
Oglethorpe
Everting
Coney-Street
Lendale
Joseph Stillington
Kelfield
Esy
Mr. Williamson
Thirlkes
Shelton
Mordaunt
Richbell
Blackwall
Deptford
Woolwich
Scotland
Haughton
St. James’s Park
Admiral Stewart
St. George
Spithead
Prince George
Portsmouth Harbour
Wolley
South Sea Company
Rowland Rogers
Fe’might
Davies
King’s Yard
John Hedges
Duke of Bedford
Duke Street
Spital Fields
Holovine
Laft
Wanstead
Essex
Rofe
Southwark
Calne
Wiltshire
Thomas Sneed
Prestwood
Breadtreet
Cheapside
England
Smith
Lothbury
Henry Peers
Henry Pye
Knotting
Bedfordshire
Farringdon
Berks
Baker
St. Thomas’s
Wingfield
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Uiggory
Tenun
Dutchess College
Simon Arling
Oreder
John Moor
Thomas Morgan
Bedfordbury
Judith Tilley
Ford Molloy
Moses
Aaron Alley
Whitechapel
Mary Green
Richard Wilson
Anne Girle
Edward Lloyd
James Woolfe
James Talbot
Prince Frederick
William Threlkeld
John Webb
Harman Dock
The Imperfections of it and the Statue of Sr John Barnard
A correspondence reveals a proposed statue for Sr John Barnard with verses praising virtue and warning against venal bias. It notes public reaction, then shifts to wartime news from Aberdeen, troop movements to Scotland, royal visits, and various clerical and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barnard
Barnard
Britain
London
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Cologne
Brussels
Barbary
Prebland
William Wittingham
Wamsley
Youghall
Richard Baffer
Sir John Bruce
Regiment of Foot
Lam
Cape Breton
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Minorca
Aberdeen
Bland
Iniverness
Blair
Athol
Prince of Hessé
Perth
Sterling
Glasgow
Duke of
Cumshéxlarid
Mabella Finch
Bath
Princess Carolina
James
Beudenell
Geatleman
Abijah Burk
John Wareham
Thomas Davis
Moss
Charles Chidner
Catherine Howell
Deborah Lloyd
Richard Locker
Elizabeth Thompson
Alice Impey
Catherine Evans
Robert Scruton
Joseph Mason
John Peter Magaffree
Anne Gamell
Anne Wilson
Newgate
Justice Withers
Prench
Commodore Bagwhcy
Savoy
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