Sieur Claas Grill Fined and Reimbursed
Fragments report Sig Re Ee SE Field ruled Sieur Claas Grill must pay a 3000 crown fine and reimburse sixty two old accounts. Relations between the Equestrian order and the clergy remain strained despite patriotic deputies and royal exhortations.
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Sieur‘ Claas
Oe Wirfen
Equestrian Order
France
Elector Palatine
Ratisbon
Bank of England
Francis J. Braffels
Macfeilles
the Invalids
Ratonneau
St. Francoeur
Francoeur
Bhatonneau
Paris
d’Estaing
St. Domingo
House of
Edinburgh Advocate Alexander Murray Joins Edinburgh Commissaries
Aberdeen dispatch reports Mrs in Longside attempted suicide with her husband’s razor after a restless night. She inflicted cuts on arms ankles and belly but is expected to recover. She had no prior signs of frenzy or melancholy and said she felt no pain until wounds were dressed, vowing not to repeat the act.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Alexander Murray
Archibald Murray
Aberdeen
Longside
Doverstreet
Lord Beaulieu
Manchester
Ratifoon
Baron de Gemminger
Brunswick
Dfnaburgh
New York
London
Portmouth
Hope
Spithead
Newfoundland
Port News Battered by Winds and Arrivals at Sea
Port News from Falmouth and Deal records arrivals like Britannia from Mariannets to St Maloes and Jan Hendrick from Amsterdam with John and Joseph from Sale. Vessels sail to London Plymouth Weymouth Madeira and Montferrat while East Indiamen Plaffy and others depart. Winds E N E to East blow hard as several ships prepare to sail.
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Port News
Falmouth
Britannia
Oliver
Mariannets
St. Maloes
Prince of Wales
Hill
London
Plymouth
Jan Hendrick
Kelman
Amsterdam
John
Joseph
Macklin
Sale
Jemima
St. Thomas
Rode
Poole
John, Darby
Prosperous
Wills
Weymouth
Deal
Plaff
Elizabeth
Davis
Madeira
Carolina
Arran
Montferrat
Stangate Creek
Diana
Salmon
Tunis
E. N. E. Deal
Plaffey
Downs
Local tales of accidents and marriages across England
Derby reports two fatal accidents including Mr John Buxton a grocer who died after being thrown from his horse and a breeches-maker who died after falling on a stair hook. Worcester notes a 600 pound subscription for a new infirmary. Oxford reports the marriage of Sir Thomas Stapleton to Mills Fane. Cambridge mentions Royal Stud orders for Newmarket and sales of Herod and Drone.
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Derby
Ashborne
John Buxton
Worcester
Oxford
Thomas Stapelton
Grey’s Court
Lewknor
Mills Fane
Henry Fane
Wormsley
Earl of
Local notices and obituaries from 18th century press
Fragments report a farmer Corby dying after a coffin order and neighborly jeers in Ipswich. Norwich trade grows with 14 loads of corn at the Key following river navigation. Du Quesne of Honingham titles to Ryton prebend. Deaths include Rev Job Benstead of Hunston Skeith and Giflingham, and Alderman Joseph Clegg, ex mayor of 1748. Also a marriage in Liverpool between Rev Clayton and Miss Nicholson.
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Daft
Corby
Apswich
Hales
Worth
Norwich
du Quesne
Honingham
Litchfield
Coventry
Ryton
Job Benstead
Hunston
Wickham Skeith
Free Grammar School
Giflingham
Suffolk
Liverpool
Clayton
Miss Nicholson
James Nicholson
Dale
Royal Visit and London Social Aboard Windsor Lodge to St James
Reports of royal progress in London include visits to Windsor Lodge and Cranbourn Lodge then back to the Queen's palace for dinner. Delegations from Scotland arrive in town and several noble figures are noted at Arlington Street and Privy Garden as winter residences are taken.
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Windsor Lodge
Cranbourn Lodge
Queen’s Palace
Duke of Queensbery
Dover
Scotland
St. James’s
Fair of
Holderneffe
Arlington-street
Lord Gower
Earl of Waldegrave
Knavestock
Welbore Ellis
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Pall Mall
John Harris
Houshold
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Balbriggen
River Eagan
Wicklow Pier
Incorporated Society For Protestant
Nore
Barrowrooe
Limerick
Workhouse of
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Dublin Society Rc
Drumglass
Corke- Harbour
Killaloe
Kilkenny Bridge
Londonderry Quay
Killyleagh Pier
Waterford Ford
Dunleary
Ballyfarnam
Ding
Roger Hall
Newry
Aquillon
Robinson
Harris
Petersfield
James Calder
Prince Frederick
George Turnbull
Baynard
John Chrislie
Mr. Turnbull
St. Andrew’s
Wotter
Rich
Pol Og
Mary
Eiette
Viscount
Middleton
Charles- Street
Berkley Square
Lord
Lady Hyde
Admiral Broderick
Marybone
Thomas Whitaker
Efgg
Bath
Samuel Tull
Exchange Alley
Yetterday
Wiington
Unwis
Pater
Nofter-Row
Newgate
Brideswell
Southwark
Thomas Wotton, Esq. Oge
God
Dorseshire
William Blackburne
Bustol
Botton
Sandwich
Kent
Irig
Blackburne
Kingston Bridewell
Tovey
Ealing
Shepherds-bath
Dawson
Amelia
Gunnersbury-house
Brentford
Gunnersbury-lane
John Croffey
Clapham
Vaux- Hail Turnpike
Loyp
Minorca
Gallison of Mahon
Gibraltar
Morgan
Kumigy
Bristol
Cadiz
Lisbon
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