Death of Mr William Farrer in York and court ruling on tythes
York reports the death of William Farrer, a lieutenant in Sir George Savile’s militia, as Parliaments and courts discuss a Long Exchequer case. The decision requires a parishioner to pay tythes for about 27 years, with costs. Updates from London, Petersburgh, Stockholm, and Venice describe diplomatic moves, naval matters, prize captures, and military promotions amid ongoing European tensions.
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William Farrer
George Savile
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Breary
Middleton
Richard Manby
London
Duke de Nivernois
Fertlé
Duke of Newcastle
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
John Ernest de Biron
Courland
Poland
George of
Holstein
Stockholm
Berlin
Sweden
Germany
Italy
Marquis de Botta
Vienna
House of Savoy
Ratisbon
Russia
Saxony
Prussia
St. Margaret’s Church
Sam Nichol Edlyne
Hertford
Margaret Newnam
James Street
Westminster
East Indies
Godfrey Knuttal
79Th Regiment of Foot
Col. Draper
Abraham Darley
Park
Southwark
Highgate
Rebecca Mendes
Kensington
Thomas Braythwait
Derbyshire
Tottenham
Middlesex
Golding
Roebuck
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Elizabeth
St. George’s Fields
Lord Bute
Knightsbridge
Hydepark Infirmary
Stratford
Mile End
Edgware
Tyburn
Samuel Fludger
Guildhall
Poultry Compter
Wood-street Compter
Henry Renshaw
Newgate
Sir John Fielding
St. James’s House
Joseph Derbin
Ann Stopforth
Elizabeth Jennings
Mr. Angel and Co
Old Ford
Antigallican Affair and Bedford Instructions
Articles of intelligence summarize the Antigallican affair with Spain and urgent demand for proper satisfaction for national honor. The Duke of Bedford is instructed regarding the matter. Reports also indicate Marquis of Granby may be named Field Marshal and Captain General on his arrival in England.
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Duke of Bedford
Spain
Tris
Marquis of
Granby
England
Marsnal
Heir of Samuel Floyer Seeks Advantage in London
The heir of Samuel Floyer of Ponder's End in Michaelfer County requests audience with Mr Charles Meackham Heir in the Inner Temple London to hear of any advantage.
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Samuel Floyer
Ponder’s End
Miichlefer
Deseat
Wall
Charles Meackham
Inner Temple
London
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Albany
Virginia
Whitehaven
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Columba
Ceylon
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Havannah
Foot
Paul Rycaut
17Th Regiment of Foot
de Camp
Monckton
Martinica
Edmund Nugent
Royal Volunteers
Earl of
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Metford
Richard Atweck
Hampshire Militia
Royal English Fuzilers
Lord Robert Bertie
William Harris
Goth Regiment of Four
Armiger
Smith
William M‘dowall
Royal North British) Dragoons
Duke of Argyll
John M.dowall
George Heald
8Th Regiment of Foot
Barrington
Mayne
Thomas Nash
31St Regiment of Foot
Britain
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Meckhenhone
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Diaccurchy
Kent
Nore
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Craven Street
Strand
Craven Stret
William Potton
Aldermanbury
Winn
J. J. Mol and Company
Haerlem
Holland
Henry Raminger
Stone Bridge
Fleet Ditch
Fishe Co Four