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Floods, executions, and royal audiences at Windsor
A late 18th century bulletin notes heavy rains and floods near Windsor causing water to flood parlors and damage property, plus deer thieves captured in Richmond Park. It also reports a private audience for Hag Abdelader Perez, Moroccan ambassador, with the Duke of Newcastle and later with the Prince and Princess of Wales in Richmond. The Philadelphia date line mentions the death of Josias Ralph, and various property sales and notices follow, including a sale of a house in Trim and plans for an auction in Dublin with subscriptions and drawings.
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Hag Abdelader Perez
Morocco
Windsor
Duke of Newcastle
Clement Corverell
Kr. Masster
Prince and Princess of Wales
Richmond
Glamorganshire
Humphrey Mackworth
Richmond Park
John Berifford
Jack the Wheeler
Kingstone
Philadelphia
Josias Ralph
Eig
Admiralty
Anis