Bones of four children found in Minoney parish
From Fyvie we hear a suspected murder case where four children's bones were found in a kiln sound. The report notes harsh winds, arrivals including Hartfield Irvine and George Frankstone from Jamaica, and numerous vessels entering or departing to Georgia, Carolina, Philadelphia, and Grenades with several others at ports such as Liverpool and Cowes.
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S. Deat
Hartfield
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Frankstone
Jamaica
Marquis of Rockingham
Whitewood
Georgia Packet
Anderson
Georgia
Heart of Oak
Gunn
Carolina
Pennsylvania Packet
Osborn
Philadelphia
Nancy
Thrasher
Wilcox
Williams
Chester
Gravesexn
Fanny
Arran
Rouen
Tryton
Thoume
Oporto
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Goodwin
St. Kitt's
Friendship
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Leghorn
Betty
Owen
Liverpool
Lucy
Ditto
Sally
Evans
South Carolina
Sanders
Archangel
Yarmouth
Providence
Flight
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Peter and
Ann
Blundel
Portsmouth
Mary
Sutherland
Ditta
Bien and Chicken
Riordén
Nantz
Barnet
Harrow School
Heath
Eaton
Dr. Summer
Wisches
Parr
Mr. Parr
Numbega
France
Pitter
Rodney
Phillips
Gibraltar
Kingsdown
London-bridge
Hood
Old-street-square
St. Luke's
Old-street
Goswell-street
Sanddy
Dartford
Welling
Webb
Coventgarden
White, Hill, and Tracy
Lloyd’s
Europe
Gsatis
London
India
Royal Apartments for Prince of Wales at Queen's Palace
Reports detail orders to fit additional living spaces at the Queen's Palace for the Prince of Wales and his household. Earl of Rochford arrives in Berkeley-Square from St Osyth. Notices cover elections, court decisions, fires, robberies, births, marriages, deaths, and bankruptcies with numerous named individuals and locales across London and beyond.
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Prince of Wales
Earl of Rochford
Berkeley-Square
St. Osyth
Essex
Jetter
Grange
Hampshire
Earl of Northington
Messrs
Witxes and Bull
Alderman Bankes
Middlesex
House of Commons
Guildhall
Manson House
Charles Asgill
Stephenson
Turmter
Trecothick
Peers
Hallifax
Shakespeare
Esdaile
Kennet
Bird
Oliver
Sawbridge
Joseph Sharpe
Thomas Borwick
Reading
Britain
Whitehall
Germany
Scotland
Theatrical Intelligence Hodge in Love in a Village
The article praises Mr. King of Drury Lane for his strong stage presence in Love in a Village, sharing applause with Rosetta. It notes his rustic simplicity may offend critics, yet his bold, striking performance pleases audiences, though certain colors may appear overly bright to keen observers.
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Drury-lane
Rosetta
Rosctus
Rev Parr opens Stanmore house for young gentlemen
The Rev Mr Parr, former assistant to the Rev Dr Sumner of Harrow, buys a large Stanmore residence, plans it for young gentlemen including dancing and arts training, with teaching and board at twenty-six and Ax. gu entrance 3. He vows public denial of a damaging report and asserts his proper conduct. Dated October 7, 177%.
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Brompton Road
Knightsbridge
Adam Wood
Marklane
Harley-street
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Westminster
Lewis Bagot
Christ-Church
Mary Hay
Hay
Earl of Kinnoull
Ruth
Ware
Kimber
Harrow
John Chronicle
Cambridge
Witham
Cliffe
Yorkshire
Lee
Queenstreet
Cheapside
Dawson
Holborn
Knaves-acre
Duncan
Bennet
Thames-Street
St. Martin’s-lane
Adcock
Parr
Sumner
Stanmore
Widdlésex
Mary’ Tryon
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Gregory Adams
Tormaham
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Exeter
Alexander Curtis
Enfield
Egher
Fanart Dipenphn Scott
St. Giles’s
the Fields
Richard Walker
Wandsworth
Surry
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John Page the Younger
Joseph Heffe
Rupert-{treet
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Edward Bennett
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Hermas Messrs. Richardson
Goodlugk
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