Defeats of Turks and Danish War Preparations Reported
Reports from Petersbourg and Stockholm note Sari Bey-Oglou’s victory over Turkish forces near Natalia, with 3000 regulars and a hastily gathered rabble, while Denmark expands forces and forms alliances for northern peace. Paris discusses ancient comedies of debt and a 128 year old patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sari-Bey-Oglou
Natalia
Kaimacan
Porte
Stockholm
Gyllembourg
Charg
Denmark
Great Britain
Dantzick
Baltick
Cronstade
Petersbourg
Robber Limpus and Royal News From Exeter May 9
Extract from Exon reports Thomas Limpus detained for stealing the Western Mail at night between Crewkern and Sherborn and planning to sail to St Malo in France. He confessed the motive was a Lisbon Mail, with notes amounting to about 7000 pounds, and faces possible death. Also covered: Bristol Mail robbery linked figures. marriages in London. royal matches and noble appointments. and local incidents, injuries, and appointments in high offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hotel-Dieu
Cardinal de Fleury
London
Count de Cambis
Great Britain
Exon
Dartmouth
Thomas Limpus
Crewkern
Sherborn
Lisbon
Salcomb
Kingbridge
St. Malo
France
Topsham
Kingsbridge
Justice Fowel
Newberry
Berkshire
General Post Office
Guernsey
Bristol
Devon
William Huggins
Totners Fair
Richard Pessam
Mathews
Tween Frederick
Prince Royal
Denmark
Amelia
Duke of Cumberland
Louisa
Princess Royal
Sweden
Viscount
Weymouth
Joan Howe
Efy
Knights of the Shire
Wilts
Thomas Apreece
Robert Apreece
Wathingly
Huntingdon
Sarah His Wift
Thomas Huffey
Hunington
Lincolnshire
Endfield
Soho
Mr. Dodd
Swallowfield
Pitt
Windsor-Forest
Swallow-field
Carne
Kensingen Palace
Duke of Newcastle
Keene
Madrid
House of Peers
St. James’s
Scotland
Earl of Selkirk
Earl of Morton
St. George’s Channel
Duke of Ormond
Avignon
Earl of Halifax
Horton
Nogathamptonshire
Orlando Bridgman
St. James’s Square
Prince of Wales
John Bridgman, Barr
Archer Crotis, Bart
Archer
New-York
Hoadty
Lord Bisop
Winchester
Hollings
Edward Wilmot
Mead
Mrs Margaret Brown Dies After Prolonged Illness in Dublin
In Ireland at Dublin on May 6 Mrs Margaret Brown wife of John Brown of the Neal Esq died after a tedious sickness. She was a daughter and coheir of Henry Dodwell Esq. Her death marks the passing of a family member of note in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walworth
Derry
Rowley Hill
Ratoath
Santry
Thomas Roach
Lidia Jane Weller
John Weller
Limerick
Shannon
Florence
Ireland
Dublin
Margaret Brown
John Brown
Henry Dodwell
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