Worn Words and Wrecks in a Stormy European Dispatch
A lengthy 18th century digest reports on unrest in Europe with notes on Denmark, Poland, Russia, and Ottoman tensions. It mentions Queen Caroline of Denmark, British naval intelligence, and parliamentary actions, plus assorted economic daily prices, crime reports, and local incidents from London and nearby towns.
Local Notices and Marriages Across Towns
Reading and Norwich date line noting deaths and marriages. William Jed of Oxford dies. John Lowry of Christchurch marries Miss Underwood. A poor man found dead at the Red Lion in Henley, likely from cold. Sackville Turner marries Miss Crockley of Watton. A boy saved his siblings from ice in Speen. Rev William Gee appointed rector of St Stephen Torwich. George Hodges, merchant, dies in Lynn. Edmund Barber, barrister, dies after lingering illness in Potternewton.
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Perry
Elys
House’ of Commons
Wallingford
Berks
Robert Pigot
His Majesty
S Mint
East India Company
East Indies
Achilleés
Jobin Clarke
St."James’s
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Royal Navy
St. John Montague
Lord Edgecumbe
James’ Young
Thomas
Pye
Attis
Grace
Duke of Bolton
Thomas Frankland
Ady
Sutherland
St. Andrew, Holborn
St. George the Martyr
Chatham
Sheerness
Dodd
Hockloffe
Swinton
Wood ‘Head
Edinburgh
John Stewart
Allanbank, Bart
Peter Debarry
Moston
Hulborne Tarrant
Hants
Burbage
Lord Portmore
Founth
Weybridge
Surry
Mark Lane
Plymouth
Hooper
St. Andrew’s
London
Tinnemouth
Spain
Reading
William Jed
Hampshire
Oxford
John Lowry
Christchurch
Merwich
Sackville Turner
Eilgay
Norfolk
Spfich
William’ Gee
St. Stephen
Torwich
Thomas Fonnereau
T. Bolton
Lynn
George Hodges
Leeds
Aingering
Ilness
Potter- Newsom
Edmund Barber
No flips in the Downs and incoming ships listed
Feb 2 shipping brief notes wind in the Downs. Several vessels report arrivals from distant ports including the Bricklade from Virginia to Bristol Dublin Leard from Dublin Glynn Cayler from Jamaica Jane Mills from Bristol and Naples Galley Heighington from Newfoundland to Civita Vecchia Sally Flynn from the same route and Haftle from St Ives with dispatch at sea
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Deal
Martin
Virginia
Bristol
Dublin
Leard
Dublis
Ditto
Glynn
Cayler
Jamaica
Georgia
Jane
Mills
Wnaples Galley
Heighington
Newfoundland
Civita Vecching Dispatch
Fom Dino
Ferrol
Sally
Flynn
Dispatch
Haftle
St. Ives
London Messenger to Copenhagen Before Council Meeting
A messenger departed from the Queen's Palace to Copenhagen prior to a Council held at the palace. The dispatch aimed at his errand is linked to rumors of recent events at a northern court, allegedly influenced by French ambassadorial machinations, details unclear.
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Widdig
Dees
Moldavia
Paris
Sto
Vienne
Duc de Choiseul
Ruffiz
the Hague
Warsaw
Petersbourges
Destin
Poland
Poland, Which Determined Him To Abandon Them and Make Pes With ‘Resias
Eres
Marigny
Poche Marae
Edias
Faidiakee
Dijon
Denmark
Keith
Senate-house
Britain
Privy Council
Copenhagen
Duke of Gloucester
Naples
Queen’s Palace
Pall-Mall
James Scott, Esq
William Ld. Halkerton
Ligonier
Sussex
Tilington
Middlesex
Dee
Chester
Middlewich
Nantwich
His Majesty’s
London
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Spencer
Goswel-street
Shute Yeomans
Richmond
Hutchinsor
Horse Guards
Guonersbury Lane
Gunntisbury Lane
Marreina
Grange
Southwark
Chritopher
Brown
North Caolina
Swanzey
Wood-street
Mitcham
de Gray
Edward Goodwin
Protter
Dottors Commons
Bromley
Dor Sr Samuel Pye
College of Physicians
Moses
Little Chelsea
John Peter Chaumier
Bootsy
W. Bayley
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
Civet Cat
New Bond-Street
J. Grosvénor
Angel and Crown
Holborn
F. Newbery
St. Pauls Church- Yard
J. Price
Opposte
India-House
Leadenhall-Street
Price
William Bayley
Cockpar Street
Leadenhall Street
F. Newbury
St. Paul's Church-Yard
J. Grosvenor
Turn Stile