Russian and Polish War News and London Local Entries
Reports on Russian commander Thorn April 214, Petersburgh moves, and Polish Prussia quartering. Letters from Riga note grain exports and coin trade reform. Berlin hints at Swedish join in Prussia. Ratisbon says Austrian lines attacked. Genoa says disputes with Rome may ease after Corsican issue. Rennes acts against Jesuits. ships seized to Leghorn. Portmouth letters list arriving ships and recent sailings. Organist election results at Sts Lawrence Jewry and St Mary Magdalen Milk Street. Obituaries and crime notes follow with robberies and a suicide attempt. Trade figures show exports to Portugal and Ireland, tobacco and sugar imports, and convoy movements.
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George of Holsteines
Lubomirsky
Emperorioff Rufsia
Thorn
Count Chernicheff
Petersburgh
Prussia
Riga
Russia
Bastonia
Livonia
Archangel
Russias
Berlin
Pomerania
Ratisbon
Roth
Rothwaffer
Genoa
Rome
Rennes
Britanny
Paris
Leghorn
P. Deugi
Barbary
Sardinia
Alexander Joner
Smyrna
Marseilles
Portsmouth
Lillies
Forbes
London
Oporto
Fidelity
Potts
Endeavour
Jones
Success
Young
Sunderland
Cockerill
John
Hannah
Coats
Newcastle
Yarmouth
Tarver
Southampton
Jarvis
John and Mary
Elms
Polly
Lecras
New-York
His
Plymouth
Lynn
Holbourne
Dolphin
Keelen
Sts Lawrence Jewry
St. Mary Magdalen Milkstreet
Mr. Aylward
Mr. Jarvis
Mr. Atfield
Cox
Aylward
Gex
Attfield
Foster Lane
Yates
Royal Exchange
Chelsea College
T.B
Swan
Chelsea
Pancras Church
Wells
Millener
Newgate Market
Waller Letter Presents Bleak Warnings and Mockery on Marriage
A fragment from a letter of Mr Waller, read to the Earl of Bradford, gibes at the Lady Dorothy Sidney and Lord Spencer. It curses their union with fertility woes, long life, and endless progeny, then shifts to a mock plea for the Lady Lucy Sidney’s indulgence and ends with a courteous farewell from E. Waller.
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Waller
Alexander Hampden
Earl of Bradford
Lucy Sidney
Earl of Leicester
Dorothy Sidney
Lord Spencer
Penhurst
Heaven
Dorothy
E. Waller
A Satirical View of To-day and To-morrow in Elections
A biting verse sequence mocks political conduct and moral shifts in elections. It contrasts today’s bravado and tomorrow’s exposure, naming hypocrisy among leaders, judges, clergy, and merchants. The catalog-like stanzas blend political satire with collegiate verse and mock scientific reasoning.
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Portugal
Ireland
Straits
Hamburgh
Germany
France
Holland
Deal
Hunter
St. George
Moore
Dreadnought
Minerva
Niger
Tweed
Flora
Cormorant
Hornet
Ann Victualler
Wind
N. E
India
Long Ann
Goldin
Uber
Roerdam
Antwerp
Eimburgh
Wrere
Vil ' Bourdeaux Ditto
Cadiz
Madrid
Bilboa
Venice
Lisbon
Porto
Dublin
Arc Src
Farnees
Wiechagel Mather
Nathaniel Bryan
A. Nessay
Dodsley
J Hinxman
Christopher
Wagstarf
Tristranm Shandy
J. Hinxman
The
Globe
Mefl, Todd and
Southeran
York
Seine
Tristram Sitandy
Newton
Boxtt
Abez
Frye
Gessweg
J. Dodsley
Pallmans
Sacham
Serands Y. Held
M. Cellyer
Ploush-Court
Ferter-Lane
Miss Cellyer
J. AH
Twa
Edinburgh
John Quincy
Quincy
T. Longman
Paternoster Row
Fiee Lane
Old Baily
Efortoi
Ters Street
Boztles
R. Walker
R. Rock
Luidgate Hill
Marten
Meropolis
Gilead
G. Kearsley
Ludgit
Hiss
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Patiofter Row
Jackson
James’s Street