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Foreign News
July 19, 1771
The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
London, May 10-11: Lord Mayor leaves for Dulwich due to gout, with Sir William Stephenson deputizing; Alderman Oliver visits Earl Temple and nobles; Letters report Russia's interior provinces nearly depopulated by ongoing wars despite military successes.
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LONDON, May 10.
The Lord Mayor finding himself seized yesterday morning with a slight fit of the gout, by the advice of his friends, set out for his house at Dulwich, to spend a few days there for the recovery of his health, & Sir William Stephenson sat at the Mansion House in his room.
Yesterday Mr. Alderman Oliver visited Earl Temple, at his house in Pall-Mall, & afterwards paid his respects to other Noblemen, &c.
May 11. There are several letters in town which positively affirm, that the interior provinces of Russia are almost depopulated, by means of the wars, notwithstanding the success of their arms.
The Lord Mayor finding himself seized yesterday morning with a slight fit of the gout, by the advice of his friends, set out for his house at Dulwich, to spend a few days there for the recovery of his health, & Sir William Stephenson sat at the Mansion House in his room.
Yesterday Mr. Alderman Oliver visited Earl Temple, at his house in Pall-Mall, & afterwards paid his respects to other Noblemen, &c.
May 11. There are several letters in town which positively affirm, that the interior provinces of Russia are almost depopulated, by means of the wars, notwithstanding the success of their arms.
What sub-type of article is it?
War Report
What keywords are associated?
Russia
Depopulation
Interior Provinces
Wars
Military Success
Where did it happen?
Russia
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Russia
Outcome
interior provinces almost depopulated
Event Details
There are several letters in town which positively affirm, that the interior provinces of Russia are almost depopulated, by means of the wars, notwithstanding the success of their arms.