Mystery of the Patna Chief Justice impeachment and royal coffins
The ruling Westminster notes the Patna case linked to the Chief Justice of Bengal and reports on the Windsor coffin discovery of King Edward IV and Queen Elizabeth. It mentions a forthcoming East India Company tea ships, a Middlesex freeholders meeting, a curious legal suit over a deserter, marriage announcements, and state lottery prizes with assorted stock notes.
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Amages
Counsil
Mansfeld
Luders
Patna
Bengal
East India Company
China
Edward the
Windsor
Elizabeth Grey
Edward IV
Edward
West
Joseph Banks
Edward the First
Europe
Freeholders of
Middlesex
the Mermaid
Hackney
Fraff
York
Prifon
Marrito
Edward Townshend
Lord Townshend
Louisa Milner
William Milner
George Spence
Pall-Matl
Sarah Crompton
Malden
Essex
Lord
Lindores
Jane Reeve
Thomas Reeve
Hendens
Berkire
Dirp
Bruton-street
Guerin
Richard Pearson
Elizabeth Robinson
Tancred Robinson
William Robinson
Edmund Lardner
Southwark
Upton-upon- Severn
Capelli Baines
Royal Navy
Redmarley
Worcestersure
Moreton
Margate
Ann Emelinda Foster
Henry Masterman
Loyal festivities mark king's recovery at St James's
An 18th century society scene reports a grand drawing room gathering at St James's to celebrate the king's health. Ladies wear white satin and diamonds, with notable bandeaus spelling loyalty. Distant accounts list ships, arrivals, and local civic honors sparked by the restoration, including illuminations and balls across Bath, Bristol, and Liverpool.
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St. James's
Duchess of Devonshire
God Save the King
Duchess of Wittemburgh
Prince of Wales
Post
White
Sc. Jates
Bath
Duke and Duchess of
Waterford
Lacey
Galway
King George
Robe
Africa
Grenada
St. John’s
Dyer
Friendship
Paprill
Lisbon
Chard
Honnywell
London
Sweed
Bourdeaux
Rotterdam
Ditless
Antigua
Pan
Hunt
Hermit
Barge
John
Frizwell
Fanny
Baker
St. James
Whatcher
Jane
Barbadoes
Efthir
Baxers
St. Kitt’s
Pilgrim
Baxter
Lortola
Martin
Sale
Lhorpe
St. Vincent’s
Maria
Inglis
St. Kitt's
Neptune
Chirnside
Exeter
Furs
Maryland
Salter
Sands
Piscataqua
Currant Islands
Gilbert
Barcelona
Levant
Tuckett
James
Morley
Jamaica
Eleanor
Buckle
Morning Star
Milton
Taprill
Newfoundland
Lion
Roxburgh
Mary
Payne
Charlesfton
Mather
Baltimore
Fields
Petersburgh
Murray
Cadiz
Bristol
Dublin
Sophia
Richards
Anna Maria
Nicholas
Guernsey
Jersey
Juno
Cork
Peace
Plenty
Fotherley
Quebec
Tripe
Sarvep
Trusty
Smith
Honduras
Dove
Albion
Wren
Polly
Burrows
Lively
Clark
New York
Dunnigan
Elizabeth
Barren
Eliza
Blunt
Bolton
Cornwall
Wincie
Brothers
Dean
Wasp
Hutcheson
David
Hopewell
Quick
Falmouth
Juro
Jackson
Haverfordwell
George
Plymouth
Pruit
Ellis
Liverpool
Sisters
Law
Greenock
Carmarthen
Phillips
Rodney
Davis
Eagle
Lewis
Hotwells
Clifton
South Wales
Moss
Bath and Wells
House of Commons
Willams
Hugh Owen
Laurenay
Pembroke
Barlow
St. David’s
William Probyn
Corporation of
Dr. Small
William Fry
John Maxie
Society of Merchant Venturers
Lord Thurlow
Earl Camden
William Pitt
St. Paul’s Church
Salisbury
Southampton
Great Britain
Captain Berkely
Ordnance
Glocester
Black Lyon
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Fe’nnight
Tomkins Pew
Whitey Court
Herefordshire
Styleman
King Mead
Norfolk
Fennight
Evans
Barrow
Charles Barrow
Highgrove
St. Philip’s Church
John Stevens
Stoney Hill
Joanna Stevens
Stevens
St. Michael’s Hill
Pilton
Somersetshire
Wilhelmina Elizabeth Browne
Wm. Westley
Shepton Mallett
Geo. Lovell
Wells
Whursday Fe
Eaton
George Eaton
Thomas-street
Goth
Baprifl Mills
Wm. Pugh
Bros Works
Fincess Chrisian
Chinnock
Horfington
Somerset
John Law
Ave Maria-lane
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Crier
Humble Petition Urges Repeal of Shap-Zux Book
A letter asks Parliament to instruct representatives to strive for repeal when the Morti on to be made in the House of Commons is discussed next Thursday. It calls for an immediate shopkeeper meeting to promote a salutary measure and urges respected shopkeepers to lead.
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House of Commons
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Spilfury
Soho Square
Golden Wallace
Burnham
William Whitaker
Mr. Spilsbury
Sk Matisc Hes Luror
West-street
Small-street
Bristol-Turnpikes
Aust
Horfield
William Carr
Broad-street
Osborne
St. Mary Redcliff
Richard Plaister
Waite - Hart
Eorge Poston
Mott
Carr
England
J. Bonbonous
Glocester Spa
Thomas Lewis
Mary Simmons
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Evans
Mr. Ashley
Jane Harris
Isaac Bateman
John Fargus
Castle-ditch
Wilton
Axminster
Stapleton
Castux Ditcu
Berster
J. Stephens
Houshold
Wa. Lyne
Faylind
F. Willis
Bridge-street
Tursday
BR Rae
Theatre-Royal
Young Meadows
Incledon
Justice Woodcock
Bufféte
Hodge
Bates
William Meadows
Rowbotham
Eustace
Waterhouse
Footman
Taylor
Carter
Durravan
Sear
Hawthorn
Lucinda Miss Sharrock
Deborah Woodcock
Keafberry
Miss Summers
Madge
Didier
Rosetta
Warrell
Bliffett
la Fleur
Ward
Jeffery
Earlinure
Picard
Senr
Marquis
Knight
Confiance Miss Harley
Lysette Mrs. Knight
Walter
Daniel Wilcox Cooke
Kingfreet
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Exchange Coffee-House
Wepnre Espay
Henry Knowls
A. Maxse
Bush Tavern
Cornstreet
Tower Lane
St. John’s Church
John Thomas
Thomas Neft
John Ware
Osporax and
Seacyr
T. Hembury
Plavater
Shakespeare
Sterne and Clarke
D. Argenson
Christopher Wren
Moncriff
Spalding
Anthony Trieft
van. Dyk
Phil. de Champagne
Charles XII
Sweden
Sforzia
James Norton
William Bulgin
Castle
Newgate
Briflal
Ames Dowell
Castle-street
St. Nicholas Church
Carden
R. Potter
Haverfordwef
Potter
Felix Farcey
Corriee-Green, Zrifol
Britain
Piston
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