Brunswick Prince Alexis Dies in Horf ens
In the London Gazette issue dated November 30, a notice reports the death of Pr. Alexis youngest son of the late Pr. Anthony irick and first cousin to the reigning Duke of Brunswick. The fragment notes the event amid the daft month observations.
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Patriots in Urrecut plot to fund enlistment effort
Urrecut December 23 report notes rgggre persons entangled with Patriots scheme, paying locals to travel to Beaffels. They allegedly enlist under de Lange who seeks to crown himself King and wage war against the Republic, prompting calls for Captain-General and Sovereign to defend and crush the threat early.
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Ridings and Debates as Pitt Lowers Tobacco Duty
London dispatches report Pitt plans to reduce tobacco duty from eighteen to fifteen pence per pound. Remarks on India profits and debt relief for the East India Company. concerns over the board’s power and stock value. Trade, diplomacy, and rumors of ambassadors, with notes on French and Dutch affairs. The Queen of France faces public disorder while Botany Bay fleet prepares.
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London News Briefs on Tax, Trade and Trials
Reports from Guildhall where London shopkeepers and city officials planned vigorous action to repeal the shop tax. News notes crop failures in Spain threaten famine unless English exports aid. Obituary and estate transfers follow the deaths of notable figures, including Denis O Kelly and George Monck. Crimes and accidents include highway robbery, a fatal carriage collision, and a fatal mine accident. Mount Vesuvius eruption described with dramatic volcanic activity seen from Naples.
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Melancholy maritime and local deaths reported at Seacome and Lewes
A second mate falls overboard from the Gatland near Seacome Point as the anchor is raised. In Lewes, a man found dead near Weltham after a night of drinking. Also, a stable accident at Thakeham leaves a carter dead from prong injuries, described in graphic detail with lingering pain.
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Hornsby and Co Propose Extra Security for Lottery Tickets
A fair and honorable proposal to the public by HORNSBY and Co offers added security for Vickers lottery tickets. By leaving one whole calendar month in the hands of commissioners after the draw, all ticket holders gain substantial protection for their property. The firm notes rising ticket sales and praises customer trust and generous patronage as proof of its prudence and integrity.
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Plans for Crescent building in Brandon-hill area
In the field adjoining Park street and the road to Clifton, the Crescent building is described with directions around to the left for building J. For plans elevations and other particulars apply to Thomas Paty and Sons.
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