Celebrated Edward W Ley Mt Edified by a Wandering Life
Edward W Ley Mt Esqaade died returning from Venice to England. His life mixed remarkable exploits and excess, with multiple wives in different nations and a restless career as a parliament member. He lived in eastern fashion, spoke several languages, published works on empires and earthquakes, and died after a life of dissolute wandering. Infinite mercy may balance his virtues and faults in the final reckoning.
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Edward
Venice
England
Wiley
Mr. M
Ali Bey
Egypt
Bashaw
Constantinople
Spain
Italy
W—ley
Mary
Olie
Edward W Ley
Westminster School
Rotherhithe
West Lydies
Rovian Empire
Mr. Garrick
Richard
Firth
Malevali
Garrick
Richard Vey
Ad ‘Tonger
Anne
Elizabeth
Richmond
Polis
Whitechapel Market
Wenhollt
Cannon-street
Anton
Wenholt
Gipsey George
Hartey
Heaman
Dunkirk
Joernyman
St. James’s
Newett
Hill
Monington
Hereford
Cantata at Sadler's Wells with Three Characters
Intertreznce from Sadler's Wells presents a dramatic Cantata featuring Bridget Tommy Ell fence and Paddy Whack. A Lady Fidget, a Lord mock, a hired macrony fait, and a housemaid reveal disguises leading to a reconciliation as three performers sing a closing trio about all that glitters is not gold.
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Sadler’s Wells
Fang
Bridget
Tommy EL Fence
Paddy
Paddy Whack
Tom Effence
Effence
The Editor and a Free Press in 18th Century Debate
Postscript to the editor bemoans envy ambition and dissent among high officials and common councilmen. It argues the press misuses liberty to defame ministers while defenders of government claim press liberty supports order. It recalls 200 year old opposition memorials and praises the current prime minister’s upright aims amid threats to the empire. May 16.
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Burleids
Walsinghams
Clarendon
Godolphin
Grenville
Privy
Privy Council
Great Council
Hereford County Poll Sparks Victory and Aftermath
Extract from Hereford reports the Herefordshire county by election ends with Harley leading Walwyn after a five month canvass. Polls show Harley ahead by 497, Walwyn 1186 final tally, and the result described as a decisive victory. The piece notes political maneuvering, officials, and local disturbances surrounding the event.
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Hereford
Hieseford
Thomas Foley
Harley
Walwyn
Foley
Apm
Leominster
Conse&s
Boxer
London
Tonson
Excise
Ledbury
Finemas Foley
Prices of Corn and Grain at the Corn-Exchange Holiday
Alcid es in dur next price list shows corn and grain figures for Monday, Wheat 54 to 335, Barley 16 to 25s, Rye 23 to 255, Oats 12 to 375, Finest Flour 31% to 39s, Second 239, Third 258, Rape Seed per kz y, Pale Malt 28 to 37s, Barley malt 23 to 35s, Pease 43 to 45, Hog Peale 23 to 29, Beans 25 to 27s, Tick 16 to 29, Bett 2g to 364. No business in Public Funds due to holiday.
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General Evening Post
Sarley
S}tarley
Herefordshire
America
Moony Het
Queens Palace
Kew
Lord Weymouth
Lord Grantham
Alderman Ball
Robests
Baker
Tondon
Eiey
Michaelias
Hayley
Alderimas Newentath
Alderman Oliver
John Wilmot
John Eardley Wilmot
Court of Common-Pleas
Tiverton
Nathaniel Ryder
Plymouth
Chatham
Portsmouth
Spithead
Admiralty
Fitzroy
Blackheath
Trinity House
Heman Parait
Afl Vrrenes
Alcides
London Bridge
Margaret Rudd
W. Bayley
Gockyur
A. Rothwell
Cat
Bonde
Fs Newbery
Becktfeller
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's Churcheyard
J Price
Perfumer
Leadenhall -Street
J. Grosvenor
Chancerylene
Holborn
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