Mediation Failures and Treaties Signal Tense European Peace
Reports from Madrid Brussels Vienna Paris describe troops wintering near coasts, a 75 year treaty between the Emperor and the Grand Vizir, and French dissatisfaction. The Prince de Lichternstein notes French missteps and the exclusion of maritime powers from mediation. Analysts warn Europe risks a peace favorable to France unless Russia is included.
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Madrid
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Vienna
N.S
Count Neuperg
de Villeneuve
Paris
Hague
Prince de Lichternstein
Ottoman Porte
France
Belgrade
Vienina
Count Neupergs
Munich
Ukraine
Russia
Sweden
Europe
Dublin Scandal and Weather Tolls Mark Week in Ireland
Ireland reports a Linnen-draper Francis Mahon died after a self inflicted throat wound despite surgery. Rev Dr Lloyd becomes Dean of Elphin. Flood damage reported across Banagher Bridge and Wicklow Bridge. Sir John Ficke marries Miss Broderick, niece of Viscount Middleton, described as a beauty. Major storm damages and Dawn events noted.
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Ireland
Dublin
Francis Mahon
Pill-Lane
Excise-Office
Lloyd
Free-School of
St. Patrick’s
Elphin
Dean-Mahon
Defeas
Banagher- Bridge
Casry
Wicklow
John’ Ficke
Broderick
Middleton
Orune
Exeter Country News ordains seven priests and eight deacons
In Exon on Sept 26 the Right Rev Dr Stephen Weston ordained seven priests and eight deacons. The following day the city mayoral election crowned Nicholas Blake Esq without opposition. Local officials included Mr Lewis Portbury Haberdasher, Mr Thomas Heard Grocer, and Mr Robert Doidge Barber. Sheriff William Newcomb and Receiver Philip Elston were named. Also on the day died Etheld Davie, a Justice of the Peace and Receiver-General for part of Devon.
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Country News
Exon
Stephen Weston
Nicholas Blake
Lewis
Portbury
Thomas Heard
Robert Doidge
William Newcomb
Philip Elston
Etheld. Davie
Exeter
Devon
London Election of Lord Mayor and Royal News Report
London reports the election of the Lord Mayor with Aldermen Salter and Godshall chosen, while Sir George Champion prompts a poll amid court influence. Royal visits, births, and noble arrivals are noted, along with weather, harvest losses in barley and beans, naval proclamations, dockyard tents, and stock market fluctuations.
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Salter
Godshall
Sir George Champion
George Champion
John Salter
Robert Godschall
Col. Mackenzie
Czarina
Petersbourg
Yorkshire
Wales
Devonshire
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. James’s Square
Cliefden
Lord Baltimore
Prince of Wales
Maryland
Grosvenor Square
Dresden
Dutchess of
Bedford
Bloomsbury Square
Marquess of ‘Tavistock
Bedford House
Keen
Lord Harrington
Duke of Newcastle
Kensington
Madrid
Castres
Gibraltar
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London
John Lequerns
George Heathcote
Guildhall
Haberdalbers Hall
John Lequesne
Grocers Hall
Waldo
Henry Smart
Weavers Company
John Smiart
Hound’s Chapel
John Lifter
Hambourg
Williams
Fenchurch-street
Capt
White
Bengal
Mr. Foster
Roe-Buck
Gracechurch-street
Cuthbert Warton
William Westwood
Newgate
Justice Farmer
James Stewart
Moody
Malaga
Spain
Dragon
Bristol
Burgess
South Sea Company
Carthagena
Jamaica
Duke of Devonshire
Portugal
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Prem
Turneprire
Kennsington
Chelsea
Fulham
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