Birth of a Prince and Royal Entertainment in London
A London pageant recounts the Duke of Bedford visiting the king to congratulate on the birth of the young Prince and leaving for his Bedfordshire seat. Lord Warkworth comes of age with a grand Nortumberland House celebration attended by distinguished figures. Reports from Lisbon describe friction between English soldiers and Portuguese, including a priest’s dramatic punishment by the troops. Other items note fare increases at the Custom-House, ships launching, naval movements at Spithead, clerical appointments, and social notices such as marriages and a noble burial.
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Duke of Bedford
Wooborn-abbey
Bedfordshire
Bedford-house
Nortumberland-house
Lord Warkworth
Westminster
Maritchil
Suffolk-Street
Keithall
Scotland
Kintore
William
Earl of
of Douglass
Pall-Mall
Paris
Lisbon
Portugueze
Lanic
Bert
Priett
Calaiss
Ras
West- Indies
Princess Augusta
Marfingall
Havannahs
Indies
Inwood
Rotherhithe
Hussar
Swallow
London
Quebec
Plymouth
Estra
Portsmouth
Aquillon
Spithead
Rodney
Admiral Holborn
Charles Cooper
Trinity College, Gimbridge
Earl of Egremont
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Richard Beadon
St. John’s College, Cambridge
St. David's
Hiss
Regia
Pardo
Col
Scot
Island of
Dominica
Gore
Grenadoes
Maddison
St. Vincent
Major Brown
Barbadoes
Martinicos
Tobazo
Lord Clive
Andover
Shropshire
Howe
Exeter
Villars - Street
York-Buildings
Old Palace - Yard
Richard Dawson
Bell
Granger -and- Co
Aldgate
Egremont
Orchard Windham
Somersetshire
Ayscough
Bristol
Winchester
North-church
Hertfordshire
Prince of Wales
Smail
Oxfordshire
Wildiman
Richardson
Riven
Roger
G. Pincher
Ridge
Mat Featherstone
Wilson
H. Prince Ferdinand
Mile
Spooner
Lord Castighaven
Milkmaid
Punch
Southwark
Thomas Wanon
Ely
Pace
Surry
Joseph Wolfe
Guards
Omar
Dialogue Between a Boor and a Tory in Roving Verse
An old printed dialogue pits a Boor against a Cyber in a heated argument on loyalty, liberty, and government. They clash over roles of Whigs and Jacobites, constitutional rights, and the legitimacy of laws as they trade jibes about head injuries and political allegiance.
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Jens-Reebels
Zonich
Lond
London Evening Post author attacks peace rumors
A fragment from a letter in the London Evening Post questions the public belief in peace sayings and criticizes quack medical claims. It suggests many such writings mimic similar "minted" opinions and hints a ministerial influence behind a recent address, noting named figures and a controversial corporate reference.
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Montreal
Cheriey
Duke of Newcastle
Cobham
Corniill
Navy Office
Elisha Davis
Warwick
Newgate
Aldersgate-street
Warwickshire
Yorkshire
North Road
S. A
Bedes
Clerry
Oxford
Fosett
Uembietae
Chakbrs Spence
Olf
Burlington
Dounflow Heath
Middlesex
Bafinestone
Baglbot
Windlesban
Sickry
Stanet
Kent
Bermbrdsey
Darnford
Lequifram
Bromley
Beckenham
Tyburn
Uxbridge
Breatridge
Hanwell Heath
Harwell
New Brentford
Ealing
Rowwell
Crown and Cushion Inn
Jonta Mandeville
J. Dodsley
Caress R
Gulesdiguieres
Canada
Leufana
Gulf of Mexico
France
Father Charlevolx
Giyine
Channel
Bahama
Gulf of Thence
Mexico
Domingo
Goodby
R. Baldwin
Prics.ag. de Foe
Walker
Noes
Sas
London Evening Post
Gazette
Bath
Avlen