News from Europe March 9 to 31 1700s summaries
Long dispatches from Stockholm, Venice, Lisbon, Paris and Berlin detail military moves finance and diplomacy. Reports include Russian and Turkish tensions in Ukraine, Prussia Britsh loan discussions, Silesia dispute, African slave uprisings, and upcoming French parliaments with large future camps and campaigns.
Death of Sir William Cann Bart Bristol Clerk
Bristol reports the death of Sir William Cann Bart at Clifton aged, after twenty years as Town Clerk. Also noted are criminal sentences: William Nation committed to Newgate for theft of money from William Walch, a coach-maker. A Reading report mentions a farmer's wife bearing three children and livestock in one week. Norwich convicts Joseph Allen to public whipping and hard labor for child theft, to be sent to settlement.
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Clifton
William Cann
William Nation
Newgate
William Walch
Reading
Wingham
Chippingworton
Oxfordshire
Norwich
Joseph Allen
of Norfolk
Dearham
Wymondham
Bridewell
Lent Preachers to-morrow and news from London
The piece notes Lent preachers scheduled for tomorrow in London. It reports political talk in Leghorn on Corsica, Madrid dispatches about the Cardinal Infant, and royal announcements including a Duke of Cornwall for the Prince of Wales and potential new Dukedoms. It covers trials, naval and military movements, parish and hospital affairs, and social notices from Edinburgh to Newmarket.
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Corsica
Handi
Prince Ed
France
Spain
Mediterranean
Madrid
Cardinal Infant
St. Ildefonso
Portugal
Catalonia
Paris
Europe
Limb
Mr. Cleverly
Secretary of State
Scotland
Edinburgh
Cameron
Lochiel
Duncan Stuart
Glenbuckie
Invermaid
Bland
St. James’s
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Prince
Duke of Gloucester
Prince Edward
Duke of Lancaster
Iouson
Anthony Keck
Efy
Edward Hil Jenden
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Henry Drake
Ely
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Mr. Panton
Ealing
Middlesex
Hughes
Peters
Dr. Peters
Beucher
Scotland Yard
Ponveyo
Wood
Convicted Son Scheduled for Execution. Robber Bax ter Confesses
The report states a son convicted of poisoning his father is to be executed soon with his body to be given to a hospital. Three others face death sentences. Bax ter, who robbed Dr. Hancock of Sailsbury en route to Bath, was captured and committed to the Castle, and he has disclosed a gang of rogues to save himself.
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Dr. Hancock
Sai Fbury
Bath
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