Fragmented European War News and Local Incidents
Readable passages recount Sweden's king being declared an absolute sovereign by Landscrona and Joenkjoeping troops near Stockholm with about 16,000 men, plus scattered notes on crime, thefts, trials, accidents, and deaths in London and Middlesex as reported in a late 18th century local column.
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Cohen
Leghorn
Haendu
Frederick
Great-Britain
Heffe-Castel
Prussia
Statese General
United Provinces
Heffe-Darmstadt
Pedre Anspach-Bareuth
Prince Stadtholder
Prince Frederick of
Monsieur Hauze
Christianstadt
Joenkjoeping
Landferona
Gothenburg
Sweden
Charles
Schonén
Landscrona
Frederick Adelaus Dia
Gothe Nburg
Stockholm
London letter from Hemburg notes envoy changes and arrests
A London letter dated August reports Mr Woofford leaving as Envoy to the Danish court and Mr Spathias taking over as Minister to Lower Saxony. City Marshals were ordered to seize irregulars. A watchmaker, Mr Rayner, was stopped on his way home near St Gaitherine's on Monday night.
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Norman Birward
Hemburg
Copenhagen
Woofford
Damith Court
Spathias
Lower Saxony
Bonday
Rayner
St. Gaitherine’s
Debated fate of Captain Jones before a great Council
A historic report traces a late council debate on Captain Jones amid suspicions of his guilt. Lords argued whether capital punishment was justified, weighing credibility of evidence, age, and public policy, with mixed opinions on mercy versus justice. The discussion grew heated as emotions flared and persisting doubts were voiced.
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Jones
Wits
Perfor
Lord M
Lord C
Lord S
Rpoke
Havannah
Lord F
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