Ottoman Grand Signor mobilizes forces for war
News from Constantinople and Vienna describes the Ottoman Empire ordering cities to report the number of men aged 20 to 35, eight hundred more workers aiding a formidable Black Sea fleet due to be sent in April, and plans to press incursions into Hungary. Reports also note discussions at the congress, ostensible marriage rumors, and British diplomatic actions in Berlin.
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Ottoman Empire
Black Sea
Nimirow
Vienna
Porte
Bashaw Bonneval
Hungary
Bonneval
Asaph
Niffa
Oczakow
Reis Effendi
Mirr
Mary- Anne
Prince of
King of Prussin
Duke of
Saxe Goilia
London
Great Britain
Hanover
Buffer Thady Foy Convicted Amid Dublin Trials
In Dublin on Saturday last Thady Foy known as Buffer and leader of the Liberty Boys was convicted of murder in High-street and sentenced to execution at Kilmainham on the 2th instant after insult to the court. Also reported are the deaths of Lady Acheson wife of Sir Arthur Acheson Bart and Lady Ram widow of the late Sir Abel Ram, plus the noted priest Faper Skelton.
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Dublin
Buffer
Thady Foy
Liberty Boys
Murdy
Tholfel
Acheson
Arthur Acheson
Lady Ram
Abel Ram
Faper Skelton
London
Lord Onslow
Surrey
Earl of Berkeley
Deceas
Iast
Ambrose Phillips
Garenton
Leicestershire
West Indies
George Townshend
Viscount Townshend
Robert Walpole
Choice of Rev Andrew Dickson Moderator in Scotland
Edinburgh reports the Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale selecting the Rev. Andrew Dickson of Aberlady as their Moderator. The body discussed Dr Wishart’s case with further consideration postponed to today at eleven o'clock. The piece also notes various political and local notices across London and surrounding events including elections, courts, and deaths.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Lotham and
Tweddale
Andrew Dickson
Aberlady
Wishart
Died Archdeacon Lye and Justice Younghusband in Northumberland
In Gloucester on Nov 5 the Rev Dr Lye Archdeacon and rector of Kemmerton died aged about 90. On Oct 27 Thomas Younghusband of Budell Northumberland and a justice of the peace died after marrying Elizabeth Hilton, leaving a son and two daughters. Interment took place at Balm borough. Letters from Wil tehaven note widespread colds with sugar house workers ill. In Northampton near Ramsey a rookery near 80 years ago preceded a fatal sickness.
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Country News
Gloucester
Lye
Kemmerton
Newcastle
Budell
Northumberland
Thomas Younghusband
Elizabeth Hilton
Joan Hilton
Northampton
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Ireland
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Crown
East-India Company
Nash
Court of Exchequer
Westminster
Hollings
Bristol
Scrivens
Church-Lawford
Warwickshire
Duke of Montague
Hampstead
Josiah Ditton
Ely
Bank of England
Imperial Loan
Devi
William Irby
Grosvenor-Street
Thomas Marth
Thames-street
Paul’s Wharf
Lambeth
Red Lionftreet
Clerkenwell
John Lunn
Smithfield
Edward Trelawney
Jamaica
Crawford
Countess of
Dartmouth
Treybeck
Lord North
Guildford’s
Grosvenor’s Square
Bikderbeck
Meyer
Baron Hartoff
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