Conflicts, trade, and travel notes from 19th century dispatches
A long dispatch from Warsaw, Vienna and Madrid reports military actions, notable losses, and shifting alliances involving the Confederates, Polish forces, and Prussian generals. It notes courier arrivals from London, court absences of Mr Keithy, and various troop movements around Tynek and Tyniec with casualties on both sides. Also included are fever and famine updates from Vienna and Nordhaufen, and shipping arrivals to Deal and Dover with vessels and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goudts de Stracnsee
de Brandt
Nesterday A
London
Anae Opere
Keithy
Crakoui
Ulans
near-Skawina
Tyniec
Ander
Walewski
Radzimenki
Puzierzbicki
Prince Sapicha
Krayczy
Litecosky
Kosiakowski
Rafe Fian
Vitula
Tyniecs
Vittela
de Lange
Simerconco
Opon
Branicki
Kabirigya
Shalf
Tyrec
Capmain
Warsaw
Poland
Belling
Dolgoreucki
Criméa
Remp-Kowski
Pulawski
Paris
Mademoiselle ‘de Stolberg
Mons
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Madrid
Court and Parliament News From 1771 Reports and Dispatches
The report covers a courtly scene with the Archbishop of Canterbury before the Majesties at St James's Chapel, Danish ambassador arrivals, and bitter debates in the House of Commons. It notes trade bills, tax policies, infant church constructions in Birmingham, and a census of military and colonial concerns. It also chronicles incidents in Jamaica and Europe, plus a Cromwell letter fragment and local obituaries, marriages, and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Chapel Royal
St. James*s
Oxford
Dover
Cracow
Poniatowski
Vienna
Branicki
France
Viemennil
Prince Poniatowski
House of Commons
A&t
House of ‘Commons
Birmingham
Warwick
Colchester
Chiemonsy
Turing
Order of the Garter
Norths
Saxe-Gotha
Keith
Denmark
Martial Keith
Jaiwati
Prussia
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland
Pall Mall
Windsor Lodge
Mill Island
Privy Coincil
Treasury
Philadelphia
Delawar
Lord Rochford
Duke of Queensberry
Eoerd
Denbigh
Suffolk
Weymouth
Thomas Sewell
Gower
Pomfret
Hillsborough Lord le Despencer
Rigby
Welbore Eilnis
Badegda
Lord Kilmaars
Earl ‘of
Havanna
Europe
Fredederick
Ireland
America
Engliffy
England
Elphinstone
Africa
Berké
Vansittart
Newmarket
Duke of Cumberland
Ox Blake
Lord Clermont
Woodbine
Rowley
Mr. Vernon
Mr. Blake
Faggergill
Vernon
Baton
Viernon
Crew
Cromwell
Bankruptcy Notices for London and Regions S S
A list of bankruptcy surrender dates for multiple trades and locations in England. Names include Thomas Jones of St George Middlesex Chymist, Joseph Harris of Essex Calico and Linen Printer, William Stafford of Houndsditch London Currier and Leathercutter, and others. Surrenders set for April 15 to May 25 with Guildhall and White Swan Clitheroe venues, plus dividends date May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Thomas Jones
Seven Star Alley
St. George
Middlesex
Chymit
Guildhall
Joho Nutter
Greenfield
Lancashire
Woolstapier
White Swan
Clitherow
William Stafford
Houndsditch
London
Currier and Leathercutter
Joseph ‘Harris
Westham Abbey
Essex
Callico
Thomas Cater
Haymarket
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Hatter, Hofer and Toyman
William Hyde
Holywell-street
St. Clement
Benjamin Hallall the Younger
Sheffield
Yorkshire
the George
Henry Fountain
Millhill
John Maiden
Barbican
John Dobyns
Swallow-freet
Westminktes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gertie
Holland
Copenhane
Chatham
Wee Deal
Frederic
Lowe
Lisbon
Osborn
Ditto
John
Hoggett
Dominica
Liverpool
Friendship
Berean
Jamaica
Nancy
Young
Blundell
Lovely Lass
Martin
Peggy
Hardy
South Carolina
Dawes
Prince of Wales
Hope
Robertson
John Fielding
Pancrais
Middlesex Hospital
Mile End
Dartford
George Pafmore
Great Kirby-street
Hattongarden
Polly Hall
Leicester
William Viner
Hanoverfquare
Kensington
Charles Wilkins
Lewis Vanden Enden
Bury-court
St. Mary Axe
Goodman’s Field’s
Sampson
Spitalfields
Fish-street-hill
Royal Navy
la Week
Northfleet
Kent
Woolwich
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