London Gazette News Brief from Paris and London
The Septem ber 17 issue notes the National Assembly fixing the term of duration for each branch at two years and discusses King’s actions on suspension of Fedo. Also dated June 19, His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence appoints Mr Mather Brown of Cavendish Square as port waiter to his Royal Highness.
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French monarchy debate and Paris unrest in September
Paris Paris Sept. 18 debates confirm essential Bourbon primogeniture as the crown rule. Sept. 19 riots in Orleans crushed by Royal Comtois. one leader hanged. Paris receives 29 grain ships easing bread prices. aristocrats seek to hoard flour amid price prospects.
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Royal Coronation Anniversary and Global News Reflections
London dispatch notes the coronation anniversary with bells and park guns, praising a restored sovereign and hopeful reign. It reports on French finances, naval engagements between Russia and Sweden, American land sales, Mirabeau’s shift to favor the Crown, and society gossip including Dr White and a Thrale marriage linked to 11th Dragoons.
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Badcock
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Mr. Thrale
Dreadful London and Dublin News Mix in 18th Century Sheet
A wild column of brutal miscellany covers a near execution at Newgate, royal mercy granted on terms, Botany Bay rumors, a Paris report on Paul Jones, a mine collapse near Acermeton, a fatal coach accident, a Dublin poisoning scare with arsenic, a grave inscription found for the Marquis du Brie, and a dramatic Drury Lane theatre scene with George II. Also notes marriages: Skey and Hooper, Furle and Johnson, Worthy and Torrington, and counts in Fisherwick.
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Torrington
Thomas Worthy
Exeter
Fisherwick
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Countess of Donegall
Edward May
Corsham
Edward Mitchell
Royals Move From Windsor to Kew and London
Lond on Sept 23 24 Yesterday morning their Majesties and three eldest Princesses came from Windsor to Kew Palace then King and Queen rode to Town in postchaise The levee at St James s at Buckingham house and private audiences followed The interview with the Prince of Wales was cordial Political notes suggest Parliament may not dissolve until spring 1724 and London as a seat for both sheriff and member of Parliament is noted
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