Venison Warrants Shortfall Sparks City Letter Discourse
A printed circular from the Cofferer’s Office to London authorities discusses the shortage of venison warrants for the year due to diminished royal deer stock. It covers reactions from correspondents on the Lord Mayor’s handling, Parliament, and ministerial conduct, and notes transportation and fleet concerns amid ongoing political tensions. The piece also addresses Wilkes, Middlesex representation, and debates over civil list spending and governance.
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George Buchanan
Bald Buzzard
Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure
Avicns
Escuial
England
House of Commons
Charles I
Joshua
Waller
Vauxhall
Dido
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternofter-row
Warwick-lane
Great Britain
Ireland
Universal Magazine
Kring
Amere
W. Bayley
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
J. Grosveror
Crown
J.cedon Cotlee-howe
J. Frice
Perfuusr
London
OS Palace-yard
Uri
Thames
Charles Fox
Richmond
Oliver
Chatham
Portsmont
Spain
Lord Hillborough
Wilkes
Middlesex
Llow
Horne
Junius
Brentford
Nation finds fault with trifles and royal missteps in London news
A long mixed digest relates public squabbles over czarist liberty and court minions, Parisian society, dancers and arbiter punishments, local river illness, inns overcharging, a court-knighted dancer turned courtier, and a flood of obits, marriages, births, and appointments across York, Lincolnshire, Northumberland, and nearby towns.
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Barks
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Count de Laface
Dauphiness
France
Paris
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Madentoisellé Allard
Mademoiselle Pelin
Pelin
Allard
William Delle
Sherborne
Exeter
Topsham
Kent
Gravesend
Canterbury
Rochester
Dex
Dover
England
Sir John Fielding
Petticoat-lane
Leeds
Isaac Goodall
Robert Town
Birstall
James Ellis
Deighton
Huddersfield
Kenyon
Cooke
Otna Cooke
Manchester
Sedgefield
Thomas Bird
Nancy Croft
Samuel Denison
York
Ward
Horblinz
Lincoln College, Oxford
Fordingworth
Sunbrook
Lincoln
Ralph Riddle
Cheeseburn Grainge
Northumberland
Francis Smyth
Giggleswick
Craven
Anthony Lister
Miss Carr
Stackhouse
St. Michael's
Sparriergate
William Chawoarth
Annesley
Nottinghamsshire
Theakston
Ripon
Newburn
John Ford
Mills Bell
Matthew Bell
Newcastle
Knaresborough
Wrightson
Youlton
Aiflabie
Little Outeburn
William Aifl
High Water Times and Week's Births and Burials
High water at London Bridge noted for tomorrow and Saturday with two daily tides. This week reports births, christenings, and burials totaling 262 in all, with 122 burials for males and females each. Financial mentions include bank stock figures, India Stack, and India bonds with various percentages and sums.
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