Repeater Vault Fire Sparks Tax and Grave Debate
About thirty years ago a similar fire in the vault prompted accusations that the dead are purposely burned to free space for new bodies. The Rector is praised for generosity, and the letter argues the grave is the proper repository for the dead. The writer also notes rumored duties on English spirits and foreign snuffs and hopes taxes on the poor will be eased.
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London Evening Post
Sr, T
England
C. Philo-Pauper
Doftor
Golden Lamp
Harrow-Garden
Dore
Ceerant Saul Rcp
London Gossip From Bloomsbury to Dublin Society
A London spread reports the Duke and Duchess of Bedford in Bloomsbury and Duke Cumberland’s potential staff appointment in Ireland. Earl of Bristol rumors shift toward Lord Lieutenantship. Embassy delays for Lyttleton, Stormont dispatches, and petitions from American colonies influence trade debates after holidays. Tama discussions include tax changes on tobacco, antiquities found at Monaca, naval measures against smugglers, and a royal coopering project at Sheerness. Wheat prices in Chester and charity corn for Lord Grosvenor’s estate are noted amid broader imperial chatter. A large whale sighting is mentioned with uncertain credibility.
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London
Wooburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Bloomsbury Square
Duke
Dutchess of Bedford
House of Peers
Dublin
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Bristol
St. James’s Square
Galt
Ireland
William Henry Lyttleton
Portugal
Viscount Stormont
Vienna
Hon. East-India Company
Marseilles
Sheerness
Algiers
Chester
Lord Grosvenor
County of
Mediterranean
Commodore Spry
Debates on Gothic Architecture and Familial Breaches
A northern Scotland venue hosts tomorrow's Queen's Arts debate on Gothic Architecture and a second question on whether breaches of affection in family relations justify similar breaches elsewhere. Local fires, vaults, and public notices accompany reports of crimes, dock news, and shipping moves from Liverpool and Morpeth with a chaotic inventory of goods and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamf
Scotland
Queen’s Arts
Newcateftreet
Throgmorton-street
Bank of Adiopfy
Bedfordbury
Covent Garden
St. Clement’s Church
St. Clement’s
Newgate
Baily
Deal
Sally
Willey
Dublin
Jamaica
Concord
Davie
Venice
Judith
Mary
Hocking
Falmouth
York
Liverpool
Ireland
Morpeth
Thabbepegangeus
Ghrdaf
Diseases and Casualties This Week in Review
Fragmentary OCR lists diseases and incidents with numbers and brief notes. Appears to catalog ailments and injuries with counts, including fever convulsions bruising and other cases, but readable details are sparse and unclear.
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Hough Willings
Hi’ritten
Little Theatre
Haymarket
Jane Store
Mr. Wood
Mills Macklin
Harle
London Bridge
Toman
Vdiekeareoon
India
South Sea
Dir. Navy
Publiseld
Price Re
Thie Auctio
Asher
William Flexney
Holecuray C.iacnurl
Fleer-Streesy
G. Keddy
Ludgace-streec
M. Hugelton
Yenple-bar
de Artha Wray
E William Wray
Mart Sopp
Jace Rober Vurligear
Ventor
Titan
Turlingion
William Wray
King’s Arms
Birchin-Lane
Royal Exchange
N. B
Ackford and Son
Robert
C. Dil
Poultry
Secon Berthes
Greatritain
Cririgal Review
Fay
Monthly Review
Jolly Stirling
Wales
Locke
A.M
Litelevon
Edw
Charles
Gréenough
J. Greenough
Bacinsek
Ta Greenough
Apothetary
King’s Arais
Befile
Morcar
Ludgate
Seton
F. Newbury
Lew
Charles Dilis
Caat
Geonce
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Great Britain
Jorn BN
McA
S. Ryley
M.D
Ss. Crowder
J. Coore
Crowder
Hill
Coltsfowr
Hoffman
Pocrnaave
Shaw
Quincys James
Aise
France
Denmark
Wan
Cornhill
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