Curious Religious Custom Guides Papal Fate in Rome
A fragment discusses a New Year ritual of monks called the Minims, where a Saint is drawn to be the year’s patron. It notes the present Pope belonged to that order and had long favored a Jesuit leader who died this year. Some see the episode as a manipulation to push the Jesuits’ cause while Spain pressures the Pope to crush the order.
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Carolina Assembly Passes Bill On Paper Money Proclamation
Letters from New Bern report the assembly of North Carolina passed a bill to omit proclamation money in paper bills of credit to cover expedition costs and other services. Beaufain and ships are ready for London. a fine lot of Pyrisysburg goods ships north. A treaty with the Creek Nation cedes land along the Coosaw River to the Crown. News from Williamsburg notes John Blair, president of the council and commander in chief, died Nov 5 at age 85.
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Court rules in favor of Marquis over Lavium estate dispute
A historical court decision resolves the dispute between the Marquis of Tweedale and Robert Hay regarding the inheritance to Lavium and related estates. The judgment determines annual value around a specified sum and favors the Marquis, ending the long contention.
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General meeting at Nag's Head for fixed prices on provisions
Count RBY News reports a February meeting of subscribers at Nag's Head Tavern to fix reduced prices for beef and other provisions in the city. They propose 3d per pound for prime beef, 2d for seconds, and 2d per pound for ordinary pieces, with plans to extend supply points and seek country butcher contracts. A belt with beef and pork at low rates was contemplated if needed.
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Reading election writ and church service debate in Parliament
March 2 1972 report reviews motions in the Lords and Commons on elections and funding antiquities purchases, debates on fasting day observance and church state limits, with notes on diplomatic and naval affairs, bills for Ireland and colonial matters, and multiple society and court items.
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