Continuation of 1748 Penny Tax and European War Moves
The dispatch covers imperial decrees and finance measures in Vienna and Berlin. It notes ongoing levy of the hundredth penny to fund war, mobilization of recruits to Italy, and strategic pressure on the Dutch, with court factions in Paris pressing for renewed war and royal ministers debating action. Reports from Hamburg, Liege, and The Hague detail naval and military maneuvers and political shifts shaping European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ulrich
Brunswick Wolfembuttel
Archangel
Germany
Anne
Hambourg
East-Frizeland
France
Holland
Europe
Vienna
Italy
Arriv
Mantua
Jurnith
England
Fortainbleau
Marshals de
United Provinces
Asoon
Marshal de Noailles
Counts de Maurepas
d’Argenton
Marquess de Puysieux
States-General
M. de Noailles
London
London Gazette
Naples
Duke
Sora
Maggiordomo
Arragona
Rome
Elbe
Weser
Pannick
Arself
Stade
Hanover
Russia
Persia
Shah Nadir
Ali Kouli Kan
Merched
Adil Shah
Liege
Republick
Luxembourg
Natar
Louvain
Maxthal Lowendah
Paris
Cologn
Duke of Cumberland
Hague
Chiquet
Province of
Amsterdam
Orange
Notable 18th Century Northumberland Crime and Fire Reports
A period summary reporting Joseph Ling and other thieves in Brough and Bowes areas, Mare thefts near Gilbrough and Spittle-House, a later assault on Mr. Ord by soldiers near Byker leading to arrests and jail, the capture of an armed privateer crew near Fenham Flats, a Wheat cargo ransom incident, a fire at Hamsteele Farm, and the death of John Pawson the wine merchant. The items reflect local crime, theft, arson, maritime robbery, and a notable obituary in Westgate.
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Tay
Finelehy
Joseph Ling
Laing Uis
Justice Thomson
John Budd
Brough
Cuthbert
Brenkinsopp
Thomas Summer
Yarm
Whitby
Gilbroughs
Spittle-House
Bowes
Newceastre
Christopher Ord
Shields
Robert Hodd
Alexander Ellis
Ellison
Byker
Mr. Ord
Nicholas Fenwick
Elyour
Northumberland
Bridge
Newgate
Morpeth-Gaol
Margaret
Catherine
Fenham Flats
Tinmouth Castle
Dogger
George Rippon
Hamsteel
Durham
Art
Westgate
John Pawson
Women Scribe Seeks Admission To The Parliament News
London letters reveal a woman correspondent pleading to be admitted to rights and debates, arguing taxation, property, and social reform. The notice includes parliamentary events, oaths, and deaths of Dr Brodetic and Charles Calfon with details on charitable bequests for debtors.
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England
House of Peers
Bellende
House of Commions
Commons
Arthur‘ Onslow
Princef
Wales
House ‘of Peers
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Petersourg, OF
Kinschot
Prince of Orange
Council of War
Cronstrom
General la Roque
Prince of ‘Orange
Your’s, &c