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Time and titles flow in a London news synopsis
A crowded London notice board records decrees and noble titles. It notes M Bernard as court banker, honors as Counsellor of State and Count de Conbert, plus the Chevalier of St. Michael. A son and a daughter inherit fortune. a daughter married to the Marquis de Mirepoix has died. Paris dispatches announce a czarist envoy to the king. London reports crimes, ship news, and public disorders across Essex, Bloomsbury, Morpeth, Gravesend, and Barbadoes, including murder, infant found, arson, theft, and a bustling market of political and legal notices.
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M. Bernard
Paris
Prince Cantimer
Czarina
Essex
Ives
Plumper
Peter-street
Bloomsbury
Nee Box
Robert Shevill
Michael Curry
Curry
Morpeth
Gravesend
Bargis
Cuttomhouse
Bear-Key
Southampton-Row
Prince of Wales
Gate
Ludgate
Berkely-Seyiour
Thomas Gariad
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Seymour Pyle
Bath
St Olave’s Parise
Cofts
Delawar
Cleveland
London
Scanderoon
Barbshoes
Richard Washington
Lord Howe
Kirton
Washington
Wilfal Mareder
Nathaniel Hageot
His Majesty
Justices of the Peace
Marth Gate
Richmond
Mr. Smith
Robert Walpole
Hantsman
Sir Revere
Guy’s Hospital
Southwark
Bar
Green
St. Thomas’s
Bank
James Herbert
Eig
Kingsey
County Bucks
Earl of
Abingdon
Cit
Oxford
Serjestl Skinner
Pepping
Filet Street
Athburnhigs
Dad Strong
Aysin