Exoneration Talks Stall Over Hagné Oath Question
Foreign affairs item notes that Hagné citizens were to be exonerated from oaths to the Stadtholder but no decision yet. About 200 Burghers requested relief, but magistrates hold the matter and have not revealed their stance. London Gazette snippet reports knighthood for Robert Strange and private audiences with the Duke of Cumberland.
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London Chatter On Politics And Public Works 1786
London news recounts Supply votes for the Prince of Wales, court intrigues, and resignations. Reports on Rhode Island currency, a proposed bank, and new postal carriers. Includes Belfast land dispute, a Botany Bay transport, and medical ads for Haymans Drops and Steers Opodel products along with counterfeit warnings.
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Stafford fire and Glass Warehouse open new premises
WILLIAM GREAVES late PLANT and GREAVES informs his friends and customers that he quits No. 24 Clar g Street and has removed to a warehouse at the head of the quay on the corner of Small Street. He opens with a large and choice assortment in glass ware and china and will offer favorable terms. December 16, 1786.
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Bristol to London Travel Notice of 1786
A concise travel notice dated 8 December 1786 from Bristol announces secure and expeditious travelling to London priced at twenty two shillings. The record highlights swift transport service between the two cities for that period.
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