Regulation's Promise of Reform Prompted by Deprived Common Right
A fragment notes a plea that a regulation would amount to a poor recompense, addressing the loss of a common right unjustly denied to a concerned party. The text hints at dispute over entitlement and regulatory remedy within a historical context.
Translation of a Marquis DArgenton letter to Mr Fan Hoy
A long excerpt from a translated letter dated May 26 3745 from Marquis DArgenton to Mr Fan Hoy ambassador from the States General discusses Prince Edward and British mercy versus vengeance. It urges moderation from the English Crown and predicts consequences if harsh measures are taken, urging humane royal conduct and warning of public fury. The piece also includes London street notices about mayoral candidates and political commentary from the Public Ledger and Morning Chronicle.
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A Townsend
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Alderman Hallifax
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Griffiths
St. Maryhill
Sheriff Lewes
Lloyd
Sawbridge
Judge
Hhurst
Old Bailey
Morris
Baron Schimmelman
Justice
Dissolution and royal appointments in early modern Europe
The report covers the dissolution of a Dutch-Polish assembly, the creation of Prince Charles Duke of Sudermania and Prince Frederick Adolphus Duke of Ostrogothia, and ongoing negotiations at a congress with leaders from Berlin Petersburgh and Vienna. It notes parliamentary activity in Stockholm and Madrid, arrests in Hamburg, and local London events including elections, police actions, and price concerns.
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Stockhorn
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Sudermania
Frederick Adolphus
Ostrogothia
Scania
Holland
Flanders
Warsaw
Congress
Osman Effendi
Count d’Orlow
Constantinople
d’Orlow
Lukawski
Poland
Berlin
Petersburgh
Vienna
Remains of Earl of Powis Interred in New Vault at Poole
The remains of the Earl of Powis were interred in a locally prepared vault at Poole on Monday afternoon with a procession of twelve mourners in cloaks six mourning coaches and the state-coach. Dignitaries included Lords Hertford and Clive Sir Francis Charlton and Sir Charlton Leighton and others. Newcastle reports Duke of Buckingham sending rent receipts to tenants due to weather losses. Bankrupt notices include John Mutton and Francis Smedley with sailings and dividends details.
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Newcastle
Duke of Baccleugh
Portsmouth
Montague
Smith
Portland
Average Corn Prices by County Published by Parliament
The general average is omitted for public judgment. Prices of corn by each county are published under authority of Parliament, William Cooke, with the aim of informing readers about regional market rates.
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Wiliam Cooke
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