Portraits of War News From Europe and Asia
Dispatches from Petersbourg describe Tartars reinforced to 15900 men and Russian lines at Perecopzee neeepee, with Derbent mines and Empress plans to boost forces. Other letters report Crim coast reconnaissance, Taganrog repair, and Donduc Ombo returning to the Cuban. Vienna and Hanover items note potential Turkish diversion in the war, with royal travel and bureaucratic changes in Dublin and London.
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Munich
Black Sea
Perecop
Neeepee
Caspian Sea
Georgia
Russia
Ezarina
Count Munich
Spiegel
Crim
Streight
Sea of Asaph
Lafoi
Taganrog
Crina
Octakow
Warfios
Kaminieck
Petersourg
Wnieger
Petersbourg
Keith
Wasilhow
Kiev
Vienna
Spain
Palfi
Hungary
Sclavonia
Miglio
Transilvania
Danube
Baron Schimettau
Istria
Lower Austria
Count Daun
Milan
Wero
Constantinople
Persia
Hanover
Herenhausen
Giffhorn
London
Everard Falkener
Porte
Dublin arrivals in Emperor's service noted in Galway dispatch
Ireland despatch reports Thursday arrival of Lord Dillon and Lady, Lord Barrymore, Lord Montgarret, Count Taaffe and others in the Emperor's service. Monakattet long associated with imperial service. Death of a noble linked to orders and honors.
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Ireland
Dublin
Park-Gate
Lord Dillon
Lord Barrymore
Montgarret
Taaffe
Monakattet
Patteslion
Ramsgate Plate Race and Notable Local Deaths
Canterbury and Bristol reports describe the Ramsgate Plate won by Malfer a bay gelding amid low betting significance. Also noted is the private funeral for Philip Papillon, Baron of the Cinque Ports, and Bristol society updates on marriages and the death of John Cove the silversmith leaving most wealth to his daughter.
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Country News
Canterbury
Earl Cowper
Malrster
Willmot
Frosty Face
Mr. Mathews
Mr. Pamfleet
Maltfer
Philip Papillon
Acrife
Cinque Ports
Bristol
Mr. Smith
Christ-Church
Robert Smith
Thomas-street
Miss Rich
John Rich
John Cove
London Marriages and Porteous Murder Inquiry
London notices report Timothy Rogers an Northampton attorney to wed Betty Clark while Lee of Greenwich plans marriage to Sanders. Edinburgh letters say magistrates hunt Porteous murderers as mob violence flares when a council coach is overturned and the chief is endangered.
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Timothy Rogers
Northampton
Misa Betty Clark
Bartholomew Clark
Garlickhill
Lee
Greenwich
Miss. Sanders
Edinburgh
Porteous
de Thofé
Earl of Seafeld
de Green
Middleton
Glasfes
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The
London Evening Post
Stace Our Lafe
France
Holland
Thomas Curtis
Deceas
Robert Curtis
Alderman Curtis
Meath
Robert Allen
Viscount Alen
Keeler
Church-street
Old Bridge
William Archdall
Vincent Kidder