Political Turmoil and Naval Scandals Reach London
In London a flurry of political maneuvering and disciplinary actions unfolds as Opposition views spark debate over the Czar's declaration and the Union's future. The Earl of Rothes travels to the scene, and appointments shift with Pringle taking a new post. Escapes at Newgate and public reactions to royal arrivals color the week, while commodity prices and burials are logged. Local notices advertise brewing houses for sale and a flood of literary publications by Curll, Curwen, and Addison.
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Earl of Rothes
General Assembly of Scotland
Robert Pringle
Commismers
Union
Lord Sundestard
James Crags
Lenmard
James Shepherd
Prince
Ormond
Richmond
Duke of Marlborough
Tunbridge
Newgate
Hercules
Anthony Earl of
Shaftesbury
Gribelin
John Darby
Bartholomew-Close
Edward Symon
Pope's Head Alley
Cornhill
Addison
Burnet
Dr. Hannes
E. Curll
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Bank Iso
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Canterbury
Rebecca Waddell
Francis Gollow
Bear-Key
James Hansoo
Fust
Mr. Molloy
His Majesty
W. Mears
J. Brown
Temple-Bar
Richard the
Mr. Cuher
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lare
Scipio Africanus
Samuel D'Oyley
Tate
Trinity College
Cambridge
H.l Ements
Mona
St. Paul's Church Yard
Colebrook
Windsor
Will's
Scotland Yard Gate
Whitehall
CA Wveraty
Moliere
Hilbory
Paris
Ozell
Mr. Congreve
St. du Ftan’s
Pleet-Kreer
Andrew
Brother Will
Brother Jack
Westminster
Faust
Bangor
Prieshood
B. Curil
Fleet-street
Royal Paper
Giles Jacob
Bernard Lintot
Temple Gates
James Pitt
Gloucester
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