Arrett of Parliament forbids Ecclesiasticks public acts
An Arret of Parliament publishes to all Ecclesiasticks that they must conform to sacred Canons and laws. It voids acts prejudicial to royal decrees and orders printing and posting nationally. Stormy reports follow of a Musketeer duel, court sentences, and public discipline cases across England and notices of thefts and deaths.
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A&s
Paris A-la-main
Amsterdam
Otober
Hague
Vienna
States-General
Petersbourg
William III
Appointment of new Vice-Chancellor at Trinity College Dublin
The Duke of Cumberland appoints the Lord Primate as Vice-Chancellor of Trinity College Dublin replacing the late Archbishop of Cashell. Also noted is the sudden death of Edward Ward, First Clerk in the Auditor General's Office, at Ward Hill in Dublin County last Sunday evening.
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Barford
King’s College
Elliott
Magdalene College
Backhouse
Trinity College
Newton
Jesus College
Rooke
Christ College
Plumptre
Monson
Trinity Hall
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Fowler
Greyhound Inn
Bury St. Edmunds
Reading
Oxford
His Majesty
County of
Bucks
Richard Lowndes
Thomas Rose
John Thorpe
Grandborough
Madrid
Italy
Europe
Newgate
Newmarket
Josiah Marshall
Scurry
Duke of Bolton
Sterling
Percivall
Chubb
Earl of Godolphin
England
Society of the Free British Fishery
Rochester
Chatham
Sittingbourne
Itchenor
Arundel
Ipwich
Poole
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Edinburgh and Glasgow News From Inverary and Newcastle
From Inverary James Stuart was carried to Fort William tied on horseback with eighty soldiers. Glasgow elected John Brown Provost. Newcastle reports a Jamaica trading company and the ship Experiment sailing from Shields. George Whitefield preached in the Orphan Hospital Park and set for England. Thomas Anderson alias Charles Douglas moved to Worcester for court martial. Cambridge picks proctors Oakeley and Meredith for the year ahead.
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Scotean
Edinburgh
Inverary
James Stuart
Fort William
Glasgow
John Brown
Newcastle
Jamaica
John Scaife
Shields
George Whitefield
West Country
Orphan Hospital Park
Ngland
Thomas Anderson
John Ligonier
Charles
Douglas
Perth
Thomas Jones
Lord George Beauclerk
Moffat
Worcester
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Esterday
France
Paris A la Main
Yarmouth
Lords of the Admiralty
Jason
Young
Nova Scotia
Oxford Blues
Hounslow-Heath
Essex
Kent
Foundling Hospital
Taylor White
Ely
Hazeland
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Bishop Stomford
Hertfordshire
Mall
Blackheath
Wlington
John Perkins
Swithins- Alley
Royal Exchange
Stackhouse
Beenham
Berkshire
Soho Square
Elizabeth
Carlisle
Arthur Capel
Earl of Essex
Ofterly Park
Brentford
Middlesex
Samuel Child
Fleet Street
Bishop’s Castle
Shropshire
Knightsbridge
Robert Buggs
Hounslow Heath
Holbourn
Turkagain Lane
St. Sepulchre
Miller
Ealing
London
Bayswater
Londonderry
St. James’s Street
John Barker
Westminster Bridge
Broad Way
Westminster
James Maddox
John Warren
Richard Datlow
John Aubrey
Bridewell
Thomas Lediard
Eas
Ann Keen
Catherine Miller
Barker
Smith and Welch
Patton
Blue Cross Street
Leicester Fields
Smith
Welch
Cambridge
Oakely
Meredith