Versailles Palace Repairs Move Court to Bellevue
Foreign affairs from Paris note repairs at the palace of Versailles will cost about 15 million livres to enlarge the modern section and rebuild the older part. The court is expected to reside at Bellevue for two or three years during the work.
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Lansalter
Allerton
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Merfty
Liverpool
Manson
Ettra
Gore
Dannett
Swift
J. Geldart
Livepool
Shipping News and Navy Movements Across Ports
Ship News from Aug 29 details arrivals and sailings of vessels including Liverpool, Randolph, Britannia, and Active with cargo from Virginia, Dublin, and Oporto. Port entries list Dover to Yarmouth Roads with ships from Virginia, Memel, Havre, Philadelphia, New York, and Jamaica. Reports from Dorchester note the Earl of Chester’s severe illness and dispatches about suppressing rebellion. Also mentions Norfolk July 21 quiet, planters sowing tobacco, and Irish Catholics taking oath to George III. Hamburgh letters cite Hanover mobilizations and ten battalions marching to Stade with Prussian troops to England.
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Melbury
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Jones
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Royal Exchange
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Ireland
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Hanover
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Port Mahon
Gibraltar
Stade
England
Great Britain
London Veteran Highwaymen Strike in Brixton Case
A late 18th century London dispatch reports Beeston Long and others robbed by a bold highwayman on Brixton causeway-hill. He also robbed Mr Knapp, Mrs Knapp, Mr Bond, and two gentlemen in rapid succession, then fled toward Clapham. Police later detained two men at Putney church over a suspected robbery, amid other city incidents. Births, marriages, and deaths follow with local notables and clergy noted. Prices of stocks and bonds close the item.
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Northamptonshire
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Notice to creditors for the estate of Thomas Rankin
People with claims on the estate of Thomas Rankin late of Saffron Walden Essex must notify executors Mel Thomas Fuller Joseph Englist and Robert Cook or Wolfe and Fitke of Saffron Walden. All debtors must settle accounts promptly with the executors.
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Rankin
Saffron-Walden
Essex
Mel Thomas Fuller
Joseph Englist
Bocking
Robert Cook
Long-Melford
Wolfe
Fitke
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