Daughters Named Caroline and Other 18th Century News
Edinburgh reports the Countess of Cromertie safely delivered a daughter named Caroline. Also noted are deaths of Sir James Suttie, Humphry Colquhoun, and Lady Grace Talmash, with party political appointments, synod fortunes, and local tax levies for crime policing. Parliament fills positions in Preven and Stirlingshire, while Handel’s Opera Atlantanta debuts at Covent Garden for the royal nuptials.
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