Freestone coffin found in Redcliff churchyard ruin
Bristol and Salisbury advices note a freestone coffin with a full skeleton found in the wall of the chapel-house as it is being demolished. The stone bears an image of a praying man with old Saxon letters James Lemington carved at the bow. A separate county report records a fatal fire at a Dantrey farmhouse where seven workers attempted to salvage goods, one man killed and others escaped.
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Shipwreck of the Royal Duke off Barbuda and cargo hopes
Yesterday Captain Tovey of the Royal Duke sent word that the ship was wrecked on Barbuda island while bound from Martinico to London. Although the vessel will be lost, authorities hope much of the cargo will be saved. the crew passengers and baggage were all preserved.
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Postscript to the Author of the London Evening Post
Contends against a cyder and Perry tax as a grievous unjust levy on England. Attacks its timing, nature, and ministerial influence, arguing it undermines Magna Charta, liberty, and property while imposing renewed hardship on loyal subjects. Calls for repeal and laments the political manipulation behind the measure.
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Late Night Mail From Holland To Flanders News Roundup
A late night arrival from Holland and a message from Flanders reach Moscow dated February twenty eight. Empress rewards physicians surgeons and pastors in the city with rubles for care and charity. A Finnish village matriarch dies aged 17 children 113 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren with only 90 of her kin remaining. News from Hamburg notes Prince Charles of Saxony plans retirement from Courland. Prussian relief funds issued for damaged districts and farmers aided with horses for cultivation. Evroling cantons abolished and thousands of soldiers returned to their homes.
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Misplaced Nobility Amid London City Affairs Exposed
Fragmentary historical note discusses nobility, city governance, and corruption in London. It references the Duke of Bedford, Baron Howland, Lords Craven Ward Leigh Ontio w, and Lord Mayors. It mentions farm prosperity, cider brews, and public spending debates, with critique of noble lineage and civic seating disputes.
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