Lands overflowed by Elbe floods affect Brandenburgh villages
From the London Gazette May 1 report that forty six villages in Brandenburgh were flooded as the Upper Elbe broke three dykes, forcing nobility to seek safety in garrets for days. The disaster worsened poverty, with rising food prices and peasant hardship, while local brokers and merchants in London and Manchester prepare notices and appearances at Guildhall and Royal Oak. A Banff incident ends with the linen manufacturer William Robertson killed and two officers imprisoned.
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Brandenburgh
Elbe
James Travis
Gracechurch Street
London
Guildhall
Henry Marchington
Philip Marchington
James Marchington
Manchester
Clothiers and Copartners
the Royal Oak
Edinburgh
Banff
William Robertson
Court upholds postmaster letter delivery ruling in Gloucester
In Gloucester on Friday last the Court of King's Bench ruled for plaintiff Mr Stock against Gabriel Harris the Postmaster. The decision states that post towns must deliver letters to the addressees with only the legal postage as gratuity, and that delivery limits are determined by town customs. Other items note deaths near Andover, a Trowbridge murder suspicion, and multiple ship arrivals and departures across various ports.
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Gloucester
Stock
Gabriel Harris
Court of King’s Bench
Salisbury
Lymington
London
Andover
Whitchurch
Trowbridge
Devizes Bridewell
Imperial News from Europe and Atlantic Outposts 1771
A long column of overseas and domestic items lists travelers with origins in London Bristol and Cork, ship movements and court motions. It notes the Duke of Richmond’s motion in the Upper Assembly and the Habeas Corpus case of Richard Oliver, with responses from parliamentary authorities. It cites foreign reports from Giurgove, Danube conquests, and Russia, Denmark court changes, military rosters, and Lambourn Races details with entry rules and prizes.
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Lord Chatham
Lord Camden
Lord Lyttelton
Richard Oliver
Barons of
Oliver
Chatham
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Navy
Elliot
Burgoyne
Foot Guards
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Dragoon Guards
Dragoons
Count Romanzoff
Giurgave
Olitz
Danube
Arabian horse sale offers two mares at ten guineas each
Two Arabian mares bred by the King of Sinnan in Mores mountains Yanam Arabia Felix are offered at ten guineas. One greys 15 hands ½, the other brown 14 hands 3 inches. Good grass for mares with care. Payment before removal. Mr Gregory's groom will show the horses. Chigwell eleven miles from Whitechapel.
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St. James’s Gate
Wheatly
Whitechapel
Romford
Essex
John William Birch
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Joseph Darby
Lambeth Chapel
Mr. Cornwallis
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Mann
Saville-row
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Hanover-square
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Charles-street
Berkeley-S Quare
Elizabeth Hinde
New Bond-street
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Edmund Walters
Beaconsfield
Buck
Harrow On the Hill
Francis Parr
King’s College, Cambridge
Salisbury
Stone
Newton Hall
Kettering
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Nathaniel Hall
Westminster Abbey
Thomas Vokins
Lamoge
France
Pierre la Borie
Red Lion Inn
Lambourne
Wanitege
Berks
Lambourn
Runming
Ashdown Park
Red Lion
Lord Craven
Sinnan
Mores
Yanam
Arabia Felix
Gregory
Chigwell
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