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20 Dec 1753

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 20, 1753

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Mail from France Extrait and Dunkirk Works Debate

Yesterday arrived the Mail from France with an extract from Rupeedham noting obstruction to reconciliation between England and France. It discusses Dunkirk works, reports of Baron de Graveflein, and anticipated evasions by Versailles. Paris notices punishments for Chatelet counsellors and demands for royal remonstrances and Arrets. Actions 1720.

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Dankirk England France Dunkirk Baron de Graveflein Fores Brussels Colohan Nieuport Paris Adamain M. Gueret de Voisins M. de Montruchet Battile M. Milon
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The Great Floods Spread Destruction Across Ireland

Reports from Dublin dated December 12 to 15 describe unprecedented floods along the Boyne and Liffey. Bridges archs carried away and near archs destroyed, ships damaged, many deaths feared, and cattle drownings noted. A lime kilns burn to death and a new house collapse are mentioned amid widespread ruin. A private letter recounts the making of cyder spirit called Pomerat in 1745 through distilling mulberries.

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Navan Boyne Dublin Ringsend Newmarket Great-Britain
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Petition Against an Act on Marriage Banns and Licences

A long remonstrance by Maryiloush water and others from Kent objects to an Act regulating clandestine marriages. They argue malapportioned bans notices and residence rules curb matrimony, claim unequal fortunes aid national utility, and condemn licenses as costly symbols. They urge preserving parental consent and church rites while denouncing forced matrimonies and legal traps.

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Maryiloushwater Elizabeth Longfor’t Catharines Culeblack Bridget Bitetheets Sukey ‘Saratchigjisoft Soaunty Kent Weber Kesshawtaleest H.E St. Paul Bath Tunbridge, &c Alan Heaven Hell Mamman Mamman,and Generally, Bezet Mureder Jane Hirth
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Rupeedham Irelan
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