Prussian Policy and Hanover East Friezland Controversy
A critical, period voice discusses British non interference in German princes quarrels, citing Prussia Hanover claims over East Frie land. It traces Austrian and Russian maneuvers, 1675 imperial votes, and notes England’s stake in European balance amid 1754 context and a Vision poem linked to royal proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Penne
Great Britain
England
Prasian
London
Eppland
America
Vienna
Hanover
Prussia
Principality of East-Frieland
Aulic Council
House of Brandenburgh
East- Frizeland
House’ of Brandenburgh
House of Austria
Eeéfor
Prussa
Royal Society address and York city loyalty pledge
The Lord Mayor and City of York present a loyal address to King George III praising his accession and calling for peace and virtuous rule. The Royal Society, led by Earl of Macclesfield, thanks the king for patronage and requests formal patronage, stressing science and national unity. Additional city and borough addresses accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egister
Royal Society of Welcom
London
Uriel
George
York
George Fox
Lane
Shevain
Nike
St. James's
Earl _ IL
Macclesfield
Royal Society
Royal Society of London
Royal Society of
Nendon
Port News Brief from 19th Century Shipping Logs
Nov 17 delivery notes arrival of His Majesty's ship Tartar with Wind W remaining with fleet. Seacraft Elizabeth and Hercroft sail for Plymouth. Gravesend reports vessels William and Jane, Davison Mills New Blefing Cocksill and ships Sophy Elizabeth Vizher from Stockolm with mixed cargoes and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Tartar
Elizabeth
Hercroft
Gravesend
William
Jane
Davison
Mills
Sophy
Prussia Captures Prussians and Ports in Victory Report
Capt Englehart arrives from Hambergh with news that the King of Prussia took 12,000 prisoners and four generals, 10,900 forced to the Elbe, 110 cannon and tents. Another account says Daun’s trenches fell to Prussian forces, 110 cannon and Austrian baggage seized, four Austrian generals killed and twelve thousand men captured, while over twelve thousand were slain. The Prussian king reportedly sent a letter to the Queen asserting a perfect victory. Yesterday the king rode to the House of Lords from St James's Palace with officials, and opened the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Englehart
Hambergh
Prussia
Elbe
King of
Magdeburgh
St James's Palace
House of Lords
Earl of Huntingdon
Earl of
Bute
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Frizeland
East Frizeland
Russia
Petersburg
Germany
East-Frizeland
Empire
Europe
Light
Uriel Bright
Britannia
Hell
Alban
Gaul
The
London Gazette
Gagette
Queen Anne’s Bounty
Mayors and ‘Corporation of
Portsmouth
City of
Aberdeen
Borough
Dum‘fries
Thekown
Cambridge
Ludlow
Launcerton
Great
Yarmouth
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