General European war noted by Belle in October 24 Chronicle
A Dublin Chronicle fragment cites a Belle claiming an imminent broad European conflict before Lay days. It lists reasons including Britain’s duty, the Elector of Cologne’s visit, the bishop’s residence, a royal charter, and various powers adjusting to defend dominions. The writer predicts war is unavoidable and comments on political intrigue and court rumors.
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Vertter
Belle
Meseida Bella S
Europe
Great Britain
Cologt
Tong Art
Wildsidon
Fockzani
Rusia
Turkey
Norway
Ebevics
Pensia
Praffia
Ayterious
Regis Dawen
Gealemin
Xor
Liudovicus
Ain Eyta
Balke
Métropols
Lockese
Locke
Batchelor
Victualting's Majesty's Navy
London
Whitehall
Paris
Public Contention on Trade and Money Value
A long excerpt discusses price inflation from increased money supply, cautions against export prohibitions, and notes public discourse. It cites parliamentary intent to criminalize grain export and criticizes measures, urging patience and market adjustment. The text also covers urban sanitation, governance, and warnings by city officials, with references to winter forecasts and religious commentary.
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London
Ander
Moralisad and Juvenal dinner tale and Wilkes political row
A Moralisad scoffs at Juvenal and his tea after dinner while a lively dinner scene ends with a son’s drink and lascivious grotesque witticisms. The piece shifts to a sharp critique of Mr Wilkes detailing alleged breaches of trust and abuses of power spanning marriage, militia funds, hospital funds, and governance. It also recounts a historical note on the Barbers and Surgeons merger and its later split under 1745 Parliament.
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Juvenal
Amart Youch
Ses Juvenal
England
Indies
Wenal Flam
Ion
Omewhat
Bacchus
Venus
Barriardont Willeat
Wilkes
Nizyar
Powpnferths
Ao Howedt
Mr. Wilkes
Bucingham Faire
Oo SC & Asa
Hopital
Sylan
Wittke
London
Corporation of London
Mefirs
Townsend
Henry the Eighth
Aled
Barbers of London
Surgeons of London
Barbers
Edward the
Surgeons
Henry the
Barbers and Surcrans
Charles the First
Lesters
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St. James’s Chronicle
Singuli
Wm. Royou
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Jan
Christ
Literary Chronicle
Gazetteer
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Public Advertiser
the Public Ledger