Mourning orders and court notices from London Gazette
The London Gazette from Feb 11 details mourning orders for the Princess Dowager of Wales with specific dress codes for ladies and gentlemen. It includes Admiralty and War Office notes on mourning, council prayers for the royal family, appointments to trade and plantations commissions, and various public notices. Also mentioned are local incidents, crimes, and obituaries, plus letters from Hamburgh and social notices about theater, elections, and parish notices.
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Kirk
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Meried
Manchester
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Moss
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Crampfall
Thomas Leadbeater
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Elizabeth Winfield
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Stoke’s Croft
Bristel
Howe
Fuller
Bow-lane
Finchley
Ambros
Strife Over Bread Prices in Constantinople Ramazan
From Smyrna and Constantinople dated Dec 16 17 and Feb 3 5 the dispatch notes bread price demands by bakers and harsher measures by the Porte amid unrest. Officials report guards empowered to kill for public tranquility while warlike preparations hint at broader conflict with asserting Rufans. The Franche Comte parliament balks at new edicts and the king’s medicine reportedly restores health.
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Franche Comte
Princess Dowager of Wales Dead In London Estate Notes
A London report notes the Earl of Pomfret near death at Bruton Street. A tribute to the late Princess Dowager of Wales describes her charity, frugality, and gentle temper, detailing six thousand yearly to the indigent and a beloved garden at Kew. Remains were to be interred in a Jeaden coffin with future ceremonial coffins planned.
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Kew
Princess Dowager of Wales
Petition request praised by Norwich landholders club
The London Evening Post is urged to publish Georgicus letter again and to print a proper petition form for reforming tythes in kind. The Norwich club asks for public thanks and support, claiming widespread backing among landholders nationwide.
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Norwich
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