Pardoned outlaw AMPAGLINO ordered to leave island
Postscript notes AMPAGLINO has obtained a pardon on condition that he quits the island with all companions. the departure is to be voluntary with relocation freedom. authorities promise to make the island more flourishing and secure. Vienna dispatch lists Bohemia’s 20 000 dispersed cafanis. a Paris line of 2000 troops is deployed near markets to keep peace. Berlin reports Colonel Quintus Icilius died suddenly, blamed on his erudition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Bastia
Ampaglino
Vienna
Bohemia
Aris
Paris
Hague
Berlin
Quintus Icilius
Academy of Sciences
Parliament Prorogued After Long Session Amid Budget Bills
London reports a lengthy Lords and Commons session with the Speaker's Warrant Bill amended and agreed, royal assent given to eight public and nine private bills, and a prorogation set for late July. The King commends Parliament for defending royal authority and supports measures amid American conflict and colonial unrest.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Scarfilale
House of Commons
Bristol
America
Sim
Uebec
Great Britain
Europe
Shell
Uch
Buckingham House
Somerset House
Wiliam
Shoreditch
His Majesty
Caxnor
Faipay
Francis Molyneux
Uther
Writs, Riots and Courthouse News From Westminster
Reports from London and distant towns detail a writ issued for West Looe in place of Charles Ogilvy, royal reviews at Blackheath, a Rouen riot quelled by the garrison, and a Konigsberg fire destroying 270 houses. Commercial distress and orders for America appear, with duels near Penzance and a poisoning scare in Shropshire. Market prices at Leadenhall and Whitechapel reflect rising provisions. a London bookseller wedding and a May storm in Cambridge are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
West Looe
Charles Ogilvy
Blackheath
Inniskilling
Mediterranean
Rouen
Normandy
Berlin
Koningsberg
Penzance
Birmingham
Anne S
Berristondale
Tenbury
Shropshire
John Field
Water End
Rekhamsted
Hertfordshire
Leaden-hall Market
Whitechapel
Westminster
St. James's
William Cadogan
Lord Cadogan
Chelsea
Middlesex
St. Giles
Reading
Berkshire
Salisbury
John Chester
Earl of Kelly
Queen’s College
Oxford
Leigh
Brockworth
Gloucester
Richard Snage
Paternosterrow
Elizabeh Watson
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Cambridge
I’ Jumpington
Milton
Newmarket
WINPENNY and Co Notify Prize Payers of Cash Option
WINPENNY and Co announce that holders of tickets A and B No 46 185 drawn on the 22d instant may take 12 acgol or the duplicate 24 col in cash on the third day after check and presentation for payment. They state readiness to convert sold prizes to cash through their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winpenny and Co
Rgcol
Tickets and Shares in the State Lottery Sold by Receipt
The article notes that tickets and shares in the state lottery are sold by receipt and all related business is conducted with utmost fidelity.
Universal Drops claimed to cure scurvy and goiter 1775
Letters from 1775 praise Mr Spilsbury's Drops as a cure for rheumic goit and scurvy after failure of doctors and repeated trips to Margate. Testimonies from J Kelly in Fleet Street and others describe restored health, with offers of free advice and a proprietor’s treatise. Products sold in London with prices 3s 6d and 5s, framed as universal cures.
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Henry
Edward Capel
C. Dilly
J. Robson
J. Walter
Spilsbury
Mr. Spilsbury
London
Margate
Fife
Harrow
Salisbury Court
Fleet Street
J. Kelly
T William Colston
Wrichr
Pertyburgh
Are
Edinburgh
Bior
Bookfeller
Mointacen
Westminster Bridge
Surry
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Postscript
Warra Boll
Tre Arita
Lord North
George Grenatlie
House of Peers
Tate
Duke of
Ancaster
Earl of Oxford
Denmark
John Smith Budgen
Esg
Francis Vincen
Lonitea Bridge
Saucks Bank
India
Sea Dutta
Pr. Navy
C. Bille
S. Ajl
Oesiave
Ravels
North Amfrics
and Burnaby
A.M Veur
Greenwich
T. Payne
Mews Gate
Castle-street
St. Martin's
William Bagshaw Stevens
Mazdalin College
J. Fletcher
S. Parker
J. Bew
Paternofter-row
Oyle
Gammon
CHESS
Rittartys
James Beaufort
Cavendish Square
St. Bladon
Paternoiter Jews
I.qelsctz
Londini
Imrensis
C. Bathurtt
Hawes
C. R. Hertfield
W. Johnston
T. Carlan
B. Law
S. Crowder
G. Robinson
J. Et
T. Pore
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