Eruption Watch and Vatican Envoy Arrivals
Naples reports continued volcanic activity with lava boiling in the crater and a second eruption possible soon. Furia notes March travel of Cardinal de Lance and papal nuncio to Lisbon, with grand entertainments for foreign ministers and Turin’s archbishop hosting another event.
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Avius
Furia
Rome
Lisbon
Cardinal de Lance
Turin
Dover seizure and shore cargo news from Kent
Canterbury reports a Dover custom house seizure of 300 weight tea and brandy. A large Dutch ship driven ashore near Dungeness. crew landed at Lydd, cargo likely salvageable. Newcastle notes Judith Purdie, a fish wife, jailed for stabbing and beating Sarah Mather. Purdie once bailed for injuring a sailor and nearly killed her husband in a prior incident.
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Canterbury
Dover
Fidop
Frederick
Jelly
Newcasle
Judith Purdie
Sarah Mather
Purdie
Letter from Earl opposes Lord Mayor invite to dinner
London report reproduces a genuine letter by a noble Earl in opposition explaining his decline of the Lord Mayor’s invitation to dine at the Mansion House on the 23d. He cites constitutional duties and allegiance to the sovereign, and notes opposition to government measures. The piece mixes social notices with brief political commentary and references to the Rockingham era and recent parliamentary events.
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Lord Rockingham
St. James's
Richmond
Elock
Dukes of Gloucester
Cumberland
Tors
Commons
House of Peers
Duke of Gloucester
Nesterday
Marquis
Rockingham
Lord Mansfield
Grafenor-quare
England
Conful
Bankes
Edinburgh
War-office
War-office, For His Majesty
Scotland
America
Alderman Roffiter
London
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Arger
Sellon
Clerkenwell
Nichols
Commission of the Peace
Middlesex
Richard’ Glynn
Alderman Kirkman
Westminster
Perons
Rosemary-lane
Parliament-street
Charing-cross
Byron
3D Regiment of Foot- Guards
Whetham
Powell
Pope’s-Head-Alley
Cornhill
Hart
New-Inn
Turbulent Westminster Hall meeting hints at ministry shifts
Fragmentary notes describe a late meeting at Westminster Hall where a motion was deemed frivolous and postponed. Reports suggest Lord North may resign as first Lord of the Treasury in favor of Earl Gower to allow Duke of Grafton back into government, with broader talk of naval and diplomatic moves and various appointments across Britain and Europe.
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Pape
Westminster-hall
St.is
Lord North
Treasury
Earl Gower
Duke of Grafton
Privy- Council
Ireland
Europe
Efstate
North
Chatham
Earl of Dunmore
New York
Duke of Northumberland
Charing-cross
Dover
France
Paris
Denmark
East-India Company
Spithead
Portsmouth
Deal
Earl of Marchmont
House of Hanover
Stafford
George Port
Ilam
John Sparrow
Woolverhampton
Port Mo
Constantinople
Trong
Algiers
Dey
Barbary
Gibraltar
Saily
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Essex
Guild‘hall
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