Turbulent European diplomacy and Turkish war news
The dispatches report intensified conferences at the Palace over Bergue Juliers and the 4th Article of the Treaty of Ryswick. Protestant powers push to abolish that clause while Turkey’s war preparations loom. Reports from Petersbourg and Turin note diplomacy with Persia, Empress aims to recover slaves, and a marriage prospect for the King.
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Bergue
Juliers
Ryswick
Elector Palatine
Hungary
Belgrade
Count Palis
Pafferowitz
Caroli
Palfi
Czacki
Old
Porte
Russia
Persia
Constantinople
Sophi
Asaph
Pruth
Turin
Milan
Germany
Hague
Spain
M. Patinho
Dublin Remembers Humphrey French and Local Victories
Ireland notices the death of Humphrey French Esq Alderman and former Lord Mayor praised as a Patriot and impartial magistrate. Reports of Parliament seats, a razor attack in Twatling Street, Kildare race results, a fatal dislocation near Palmerstown, and obituaries including Archdeacon Williamson and George Clarke. Additional notes cover awards, honors, and probate details across London Oxford Dublin and Kent.
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Ireland
Dublin
Humphrey French
Pearson
Twatling
Archdeacon Williamson
St. Audean’s Church
Stevens
London
Charles Lee
Earl of Litchfield
Thomas Styles
Katt
All-Souls College
Oxford
George Clarke
Worcester College
James II
Batchelor of Laws
Anne
Launceston
Cornwall
Winchel
Real
Worth
Surrey
Strichen House
Scotland
Bute
Earl
Duke of Argyle
Earl of
Ila
Alexander Frazer
Lord Strichen
College of Justice
Albemarle-street
John Carleton
Ely
England
Lord Preston
Cross-street
St. Mary Hill
Traby
Chequer- Court
Charing-Cross
Marden
William Marden
Melancholy Murder in Glasgow and Bailie Samuel Macaulcharged
From Glasgow comes a sad report of a young gentleman found wounded and dying in a secluded town corner, his friends seeking the authors of the act. Samuel Macaul, formerly Baillie, declined to serve as Dean of Guild and was committed to the Tolbooth of Glasgow.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Samuel Macaul
Baillie
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