Prince of Wales orders Norfolk House preparations for November 17
Royal party visits Clifden-Hout in Buckinghamshire to issue fitting orders. A Battersea Beadle drowns after urging wife to drown him. a Wimbledon Common kidnapping attempt ends with four highwaymen. two felons captured near Vauxhall and sent to county jail. Reports of troops to Georgia, Tower appointments, and various court intrigues amid European wars and plagues.
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Parliament Session Promises New Law on Felony for Elopement
In Dublin October 8 a bill is expected next session to make it a single felony for any woman to elope from her husband without lawful cause. The Duke of Devonshire, Lord Lieutenant, entered Parliament House in great state with nobles and guards, delivering a gracious speech. The Earl of Appleby hosted a grand entertainment for the Corporation of Weavers in their hall.
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