King Edward the Second and Mortimer Executions and Reforms
Historicus recounts the scandal surrounding Mortimer and the Queen as King Edward III rises. A plot to free Edward the Second leads to Mortimer’s capture and execution. The King then seizes power, imprisons the Queen, and condemns the Earl of March. Public reaction celebrates the end of tyranny.
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Edeward
Corfe-castle
Edsward
Diertimer
Burt
Iris Jrather
Perons
Matehers
Mortimer
Minion
Earl of March
Tyburn
Historicus
Question on Chronology in Mr Whilton's Essay
A reader letters the London Evening Post editor seeking grounds for asserting that 6200 years of world history end in AD 1766, referencing Mr Whilton's Essay on the Revelation Edit. 2 p. 328. Curiosus signs as constant reader and humble servant.
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London Evening Post
Meres
I ‘Haper
DueHin
Whilton
Curiosus
Bill to regulate London meat prices endorsed by city leaders
A writer urges passage of a bill empowering the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to fix butcher meat prices in city markets. The aim is uniform pricing so Westminster residents and city dwellers alike benefit, preventing out of town butchers from undercutting local prices.
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London
Westminster
Court of France notes and Newmarket races items
News from Woodstock reports the Devil’s crutches leaving the county and political maneuvering in Oxford. Shipping arrivals and retail imports fill the Thames tide, while Duke of Cumberland’s birthday festivities and race results at Newmarket headline the period.
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France
Lord Hertford
Woodstock
Oxford
Honour
Petersburgh
Marquis de Bauffer
Russia
Denmark
Brtain
Fanshaw
Speedwell
Jamaica
William Burnaby
Duke of Cumberland
King Herod
Duke of Grafton
Aninous
Newmarket
Newcastle
Culloden
John, Wesley
Scotland
Ireland
Hamburgh
Baron de Luckner
Count de Guerchy
Paris
Windsor Ledge
Naples
Islington
Kelly
The World Can Boast He’s Brought Inde e
The crowd cheers as a famed performer returns, hats passed, and flattery abounds. Enthusiasm climbs as fans praise the star, while whispers question if the claim is true. The British stage prepares for renewed glory and joyous reception amid uproar and applause.
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Lane
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Duke of York
Duke of
East Indies
Thames
Sereral
Turner
Wright
Cason
Lambert
John Keily
Hull
Riga
Nelly
Brown
Woodhouse
Gattenburgh
Delight
Pigg
Love
Friendship
Hern
Hamburg
Spain
Gottenburgh
Carolina
Bilboa
Trieste
Dixey
Wilkinson
Maryland
Prince Frederick
Hannon
Mobille
Drury-Lane
Zara
London-Bridh
Afur
Pricls
India
Ditoid An
Consol
Xthalf Bk An
Dicro
Navy
Dizco
St. James’s
Mr. Garrick
Southampton
John
Tom
Bened
Mirry
Signor Raner
Drury
Hamlet
Sally S
Georgia
Pell
Ranger
M Bose
Mur
Ehinens
G. Piers
Mans
Bethe Rev
Pomere Heaky Crokerma
Chiplainta de Righ
Earl of
Hillborough
Thomas Williams
Samural Chark
Archers
J. Wilton
Fell
Pater-nofter
Heecher
St. Pauls Church-yard
F. Flesher
Coore
Pater-nofter Row
Fletcher
Hodson
Cambitdee
Great Britain
Sepix
Proprigter
Cluer
Rais Morder
Veniel
Lowrier
Dr. LowTriuetr
Jude Myfelf
Publan
Lincoln
George Walthew
WalThew
Saoirse
DoSers House
Harcea- Garden
Mr. Walliec
Princes-stireer
Sidney’ Ley
Liicetter-Fields
Crotea
Shoe-Lane
Elcet-stree
Otter
W. Lowter
Marsdant
Norton
Goden Square
Prios
Aynford
Kent
Eorster
Vanc Philips
Bedford-Sire
Richard Johnder
Roger Horne
Henrierta Sorce
Oxord
Cave
Mr. Shore
Billie
Astbury-Street
C. John’s Square
Clerkenwet
Robertsons Caild
Eric
Layer
Morris
Baker
Tottenham-Court Road
John’ Noro
Golden-Squarty Privadilly
Etherington
Borcheller
Angell A Ae
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