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07 Apr 1764

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 07, 1764

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Distress and Royal Visit Reported in Naples and Turin

From the London Gazettee Naples March 13 reports bread scarcity growing. Sicilian Majesty journeyed to Caferta with full court as two corn vessels arrive. Duke of York arrived in Turin March 6 in good health. he dined with officials and asserted court honours, while a Marshal faced questions over invitations.

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Caférta Duke of York Imitan Carl of Ulter Marthal Borta Turin Marquis de Breille Bailly de Solar Paris Vienna Pfague Prince of Guildhall David Jones Cock-hill Ratcliffe Cross Muddlesex James Lloyd Harris Kington Herefordshire Scrivener Joseph Joyce Denmark-Street St. Giles’s Middlesex Gutmanaker Robert Lamb Wakefield Yorkshire William Osbaldefton Tewkesbury Gloucestershire New Inn Gloucester John Osbaldefton Chipping Norton Oxfordshire Chaddock Wright Water-lane Tower-street London Thomas Harrison St. James’s Westminster Linnen-draper Guigshall John Morecock Little Moorfields Madalefex Thomas Pictney Michael Suffin St. Margaret John Raban William Woods
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Royal visit and royal duties in London and Kensington

On Saturday their Majesties toured the Kew gardens after a light horse escort, then returned to the palace. That day Prince William and Prince Henry joined the Royal Exchange crowd to view the statue of the king, forcing a switch to a hackney as crowds surged. Sunday Sir George Warren and his newly married Lady were at Lancaster's borough events.

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London Kewt Queen’s Palace Prince William Prince Henry Royal Exchange Cornhill George Warren the Roch Borough of Lancaster
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Road improvement meeting in Spalding area promised

MoLv Beach Lincolnhire March 39 1764 Hereas an AG for Repatriae and Widening the Roads from the High bridge in Spalding to Tydd Goat and from Sutton St Marys to Sutton Wath in Lincoln County was passed on Wednesday 21st Instant March All trustees and others willing to encourage the fame are desired to meet at the House of John Mitchell Holbeach April 18th next in the Forenoon to enter their subscriptions upon the Credit of the Tolls and transact such business relating to the road as may then appear necessary

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MoLv Beach Lincolnhire High Bridge Spalding Tydd- Goat Lincoln Sutton St. Mary’s Sutton Wath John Mitchell Holbeach
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