Peace prospects amid Turkish Russian tension rise via Hague letter
A Hague letter from February reports Vienna’s peace likelihood between the Turks and Russia increasing. Intelligence notes more war preparations were imminent, with cautious optimism after dispatches from Constantinople relayed to England via Lord Stormont.
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Freda
the Hague
Vienna
Gans
Ansomuch
Cme
Lord Stormont
Constantin Rople
England
Sudden Collapse During House Committee Session
Dublin February 2g report states that during a House of Commons committee hearing on a bill to repair trades and prevent combinations, Col Thomas Eyre suddenly collapsed and died in the chamber. The incident caused great consternation but the bill later passed. Grace, Duchess of Leinster, safely delivered a daughter at Leinster House a few days ago.
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Dublin
House’ of Commons
Bricklieyers
Matons
Ficco
Thomas Eyre
Mensber
Fox
Fore
Bill Hue
Paparapat
Duchess of Leinster
Leinster-house
Ole Bailey
Newgate
Redhrdes
William Thweites
Nath Mason
Samuel Carter
Gasford
James Godbolt
Henry Hust
Thomas
Alop
James Saytus
Sarah Beeks
Bradshaw
Richard Pearce
Swinton
John Hudiey
Richard Gilley
Herty Sackler
Joseph Flenderl
Thomas Stusley
Rose Keefs
J.farquhartot
Mary Murphy
Hannah Carr
John Young
Smith
Chritopher Warcup
Robert Walker
Wm. Bates
Charles Lyon
Harry Piddington
Sarah,Freshwater
William Morrison
Maximillian Millier
Marcus Hartogh
Atheburgh
Deeton
Wormley
Herts
Hertford
St. James’s Church
John Chettoe
Great Berkhamfead
Hertfordshire
Thomas Croft
Pall-mall
Miss Spiller
John Spiller
Spittlefields
Relham
Great
Marlborough
Margaret-freet
Cavendish Square
Daniel Mac Kercher
Annesley
Richard
Earl of
Anglesea
Exeter
John Snow
Beer Ferris
Theobald’s Row
James Coates
Argyle
Robert Worthington
Isington
William Wildman
Deptford
Wheeler
Ilington
Wilson
Monmeath
Haymarket
Lorati
Se. John Street
Clerkenwell
Wagner
Johnson
Moses Johnson
St. Ii
Aerd Street
Ley
John Ley
House Commons
River and ocean cargo names drift through old port notices
A fragmented maritime notice lists vessels and captains arriving and sailing. Names include Hart and Bland from the Carolinas, George Ridgay to Carolina, Stevens for the Grenades, Elphin Jone sailing from Cadiz, and Generous Plater from London. Winds noted as five knots accompany entries for Madeira and Viana.
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Deal
Barch
Louisa
Hart
Carolinas
Bland
Wylie
Jamaies
George
Rigay
Carolina
Stevens
Iyi Bandon
Elphin
Jone
New York
Cadiz
Winbern
Viana
Tiamodith
Smith
London
Madeira
Royal Marriage Bill Third Reading Drought on Debate
The House of Lords read the third time the bill for better regulating royal marriages and to summon Lords. Proposals to pass were debated with peers in the minority including Dukes Richmond Portland Bolton Devonshire Dorset and others. Yesterday petitions for private bills were received, including a divorce petition for Mr Bailey.
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HOUSE
LORDS
Richmond
Portland
Bolton
Devonshire
Dorset
Mary
Rockinghar
Stamford
Thader
Carlisle
Doncaster
Abingdon
Albemarle
Coventry
Strafford
Daremouth
Fankervill Fitzwiliam Temple
Radner
Spencer
Bailey
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Ligonier
House ‘of Lords
Commons
Holbern
Loris
Ely
Lord Temple
Court of Common Council
London
Copenhagen
Keith
Sis
Shere
Leadenhall Street
Bengal
India
Privy Council
Supreme Court of Judicature
Orme
Dissolution of Marriage Bill debated as House actions reviewed
A dense digest of Commons and Lords proceedings describes debates over the Marriage Bill, proposed removals and amendments, and discussions on royal marriage episodes. The piece notes the Lords sent to Commons for concurrence, and cites protests and parliamentary activity including taxes and appointments.
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Ngal
Parre Ag
Iniself
Pearly Jonony
Heman
Tiegleét
mMebrooke
Cs Johnson
Bolts
Crown
Sevants
G. Colebrooke
Count. Fitzgerald
Count. Fitzgerald, Mr. Orme
Gover. Johnson
Gen. Smith
Dempster
Macleane
East Indies
King’s Bench
Guildhall
Lord Mansfield
St. Martin’s-lane
Clare
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