Royal family moves from Windsor for the winter season
The morning states the Queen and royal household retire to the Palace in London for the winter. Princes and Princesses also relocate from Windsor and Kew to their city residences for the season. Paris dispatch notes ongoing disputes within the Republic and efforts by neighboring states to avert ruin, with France accused of deeper schemes than expected. Further, hopes rise for emancipation from French intrigues and politics.
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Windsor
Queen’s Palace
Kew
London Gazette
Urrecut
Holland
Republic
France
Prince William as Archbishop of Canterbury proposed
A London notice surveys geopolitical shifts from 1788. It notes Prince William of Gloucester potentially becoming Archbishop of Canterbury, a first in 230 years, cites Cardinal Pole as a prior example, and sketches a broader view of European diplomacy including Neckar’s French finances, a Britain BerlinUS treaty, and a French ambassador arrival. It also reports naval and legal notices amid other varied items.
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William of
Versailles
Neckar
Britain
Berlin
United States
Europe
Marquis de la Luzerne
France
Paris
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Clask Ground
Crim Tartary
Taurica Chersonesus
Moldavia
Dacia
Servia
Bulgaria
Mursia
Bosnia
Illyricum
Romania
Thrace
Janna
Thessaly
Livonia
Achaa
Macedonia
Epirus
Peloponnesus
Morea
Hereford
Fort St. George
Archibald Campbell
Madras
Spain
Gibraltar
Douglas
Carlisle
Dean
Windsor
Umpire
Plymouth
Middlesex
London
Earl of Mansfield
Fatal duel aftermath at tavern in Plymouth
In Plymouth on January 12 a dispute at a tavern between Lieut. Cjl and Ensign H-n of the 38th regiment ended with Ensign H-n killed and Lieut. C-ll fatally or severely wounded. Nearby at Hux on January 15 a boy, son of Captain Tabourne of Hunmanby, died after being caught in a hailstorm while returning from hunting with his father, found beneath a thorn-bush with horse gear nearby.
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Mogadore
Algiers
Naples
Marquis de Palucchi
Aéton
Sodom
London
Humane Society
John Baker
Hawes
W.H. Smith
Smith
Elliott
St. George’s Fields
Plymouth
C Jl
H—n
C— Ll
Hux
Tabourne
Hunmanby
Bridlington
Greats and tradesmen marriage notices in Devon and Bristol
A list of marriages and banns with names and places across Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Gloucester, London, and Bristol. Notables include Duncan Ferult of St Tages Street and Samuel Turner of Gainsburgh, with 여러 spouses named along with inns and towns such as Bear Inn Exeter, Spencer's Tavern Manchester, Old Angel Inn Macclesfield, and White Lion Inn Bristol. Additional notices mention Rev. Tyrwhitt, Mills Susan Mortlock, and Mrs Wallis among others.
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Aeid
Q Sfaheé
Fleet-freet
Duncan Ferult
St.Tages
West Mighter
Millmer
Samuel Turner
Gainsburgh
Lincoln
Mercet and Draper
Richard Delve
Chudleigh
Devon
John Scoble the Gunger
Brixhallquay
Devonshire
The
Bear Nn
Exeter
John Makinson
Blackburn
Lancashire
Spencer’s Tavern
Manchester
Richard Beresfords
Macclesfield
Cheshire
Old Angel Inn
Sam Sealy
Dorset
James Ayres
Frome
Wallis
William Storey
Easham
Miss Prower
Prower
Cranborne
Skeeles
Pembroke College
Mills Susan Mortlock
John Mortlock
Cambridge
Thomas Freeman
Worcester
Mills Ann Kendale
Glocester
Diep
Edmund Tyrwhitt
Wickham Bishop’s
Broomfield
Essex
St. Paul
William Bach
Netherhaven
Wilts
Painswick
John Hale
Corporation of Surgeons
London
James Burt
Wagon and Horses
Stratford
Mary Herbert Eyre
Regiment of Foot
St. Andrew’s
Sarum
Gwynne
Sackville Gwynne
Glanbrane
County of Carmarthen
Bath
Lock Rollinson
Chadlington
Oxfordshire
Remarkable Cure Documented for Antiscorbutic Drops
A London case reports Edward Ath of Drury Lane healed from a severe hand disorder after using Spilsbury Antis Corbutic Drops. From July 23 1787 to January 7 1788 his hands recovered, with witnesses attesting the cure. Drops sold in 5s and 11s 2d bottles at Soho Square.
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Edward Ath
Taylor
Cook
Drury Lane
London
Edward Asick
Alexander Robertson
Drury-Lane
Joseph Benguagh
William Boak
Holborn
Robert Poulton
Upper Union Court
Spilsbury
Soho Square
Wool import into France and impact on wool growers
Full account with emphasis on regular and clandestine imports of wool into France from England and other countries, the French wool combing industry, and policy effects. Includes references to Annals of Agriculture numbers detailing landowner interests, proposed bill effects, price comparisons, and arguments for refuting the bill. Printed in Bury St Edmunds and London, with reprints available to complete sets.
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France
England
Annals OF Agriculture
Carrl Lorri, Esq
Bury St. Edmund’s
J. Racknam
W. Nicoln
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
J. Lloyd
Bristol
Fragments on European diplomacy and church notices
Authentic Vienna reports confirm French proposal for a three month truce between Turks and Russians. Grand Vizier demands Crimea cession guarantees or treaty parity. Choiseul cites Britain’s armament limits. Protests on toleration spark a Catholic snuff box controversy amid Orleans-Ecclesiastics infighting. Brussels reports a private agent arrested, aiming to contact Netherlands discontent. Stock fears ease as rumour of Russian deal with France unsettles markets. Obits and church appointments dominate Hereford and Oxford ties as Impey trial stalls.
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Lond
Vienna
Monsieur de Choiseur Gouffier
Sublime Porte
Crimea
Kainardgy
Mediterranean
Baltic
Choiseul
Great Britain
Spain
France
Paris
Ecclesiastics
Proetestant Association
London
Newgate
Brussels
Count de 'Trautmandorff
Brossels
Netherlands
Cherburgh
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Washington
Ruffia
Oxford
Hereford
Majendie
Watson
Landaff
Hyde
Beadon
Jackson
Harley
St. Asaph
Welch Plough Boys
Cumberland Boors
Elijah Impey
House of Commons
Admiralty
Navy
Burial
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Temple-Street
Thomas Pary
Thomas Hembury
Bristol Dispensary
Joseph Beck
Tiagart and Green
Union-Street
Petion
Clapton
Somersetshire
Exchange Coffee
Baifol
Harris
Symons
W. Sever
John Fargus
Houshold
Nicodemus Ridout
Milk-street
St. James
N. B
Saruxpay
Exchange
North Nibley
Matthew Howell
David Organ
William Smith
Earl of Berkeley
Charfield
Brooke
Chipping Sodbury
Riche
Cornhill
King’s Mews
Charing-Cross