The French plan to divide Prussia and control Europe
A historical London chat outlines French ambitions to carve up Prussia and dominate Europe, with France aiming Rhine boundary expansion and dominance over the Dutch Republic, then turning to naval power and Holland shipping. It discusses Austrian intrigues, Hanover risks, and British war plans, plus merchant elections and naval preparations in London.
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Prussia
France
Rhine
Republic of the United Provinces
Holland
House of Austria
Hanover
AuJic Council
Germany
Laudable Society for Widows Proposed at Paul’s Coffee House
A distressed state of widows prompts a new Society to aid them. Proposals outline eligibility, subscription terms, pension amounts, and governance by thirteen directors. Members must be Protestants, married at least twelve months, aged 21 to 45, with initial five guineas and half yearly two and a half guineas. Pensions rise with continued payments.
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East-India Company
Ireland
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Drury Lane
St. Paul
Newgate
Kennington Common
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Southwark
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Magdalen Charity
Irongate
Lady Bacon
Park Street
Grosvenor Square
St. Asaph
Marsden
Llandyfhil
Montgomeryhire
Edinburgh
Grant
John Sherwood
Middle Temple
Mills Jones
Langford
Somersetshire
John Middleton
Sally Goldsborough
Frome
Dublin
Lord Clanrichard
Francis Vincent
Bart
Verdun
Germany
Thomas Howgrave
Sergeon
Buckland
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Thomas Minors
Birmingham
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Admiralty notices for court session and store contracts
Admiralty Office announces a March 30 session of Oyer and Terminer at Old Bailey for high seas offences under a parliamentary act. Navy officers invite bids for stores including hemp, tar, Dantzick and Riga goods on specified dates at the Navy Office in London.
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England
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Old Bailey
London
Navy Office
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His
Norway
Riga
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