Royal Landing and Hanover Return Reported in London
The London Evening-Post notes gun signals at the Tower and St James's Bark announcing the king's landing yesterday afternoon at Leostoff eight miles from Yarmouth and his arrival at St James's Palace this afternoon. It records his planned Hanover departure, return five weeks later, and a five weeks coast delay. Parliament will meet Friday. The issue also covers births, deaths, marriages, trials, Georgia trustees, and various local notices in a dense, period-voice summary.
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Leostoff
Yarmouth
Hanover
Holland
Vere Beauclerk
Thomas Chambers
Hanworth Park
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Dover-street
Richard Smythe
Wenlock
Sodington
Worcestershire
James Battin
Southampton
Miss Hooker
Edward Hooker
Knightbridge
John Jennings
House of Lords
William Cowper
Machlin
Harding
Nostradamus
Madain
Portugal
Ireland
Dublin
Cahone
Jamaica
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Kingston
Paris
Herefordshire
Rudhall
Queen’s Arms
Pre Sant
Edward Tuffael
Lyon’s- Inn
Qglethorpe
Georgia
Savannah
King grants Irish Regiment of Dragoons to Colonel Barry
His Majesties bestowed the Irish Regiment of Dragoons, called the Regiment of Edinburgh, on Colonel William Barry. On the 28th, the King, with the Prince and Princess of Asturias and the Infantes, visited the Seminary of Young Noblemen, toured the Library and principal Halls, and attended a fine concert in the college theatre followed by a tragedy. Three ships of war departed Cadiz to cruise off Sallee.
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Madrid
Edinburgh
William Barry
Prince
Princess of Asturias
Don Philip
Don Louis
Cadiz
Sallee
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