Empress at Court and Allied Dignitaries in Moscow
London Gazette summarises Moscow and European scene. Empress moves to the Palace in the Wood. Count Solms arrives as Prussian minister. Breteuil and Almodovar visit on the Empress name day. Mercy and the Earl of Buckinghamshire dine with her. Reports from Copenhagen, Florence, and Hamburg. News includes bankrupts, dividends, and maritime incidents.
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Murder Suspect Richard Preston Withaliases Richard Wagg
The description identifies Richard Preston a Labourer born in Warwickshire. He fled to Jak Place near Anilzy Common and Woolby, Warwickshire, about a year before the murder of a sheep shearing at Stowe near Kumbolton Huntingdonshire. He is about fifty, five feet six or seven inches, brownish complexioned with grey eyes and a facial scar, formerly wore a brown bob wig and striped waistcoat, and used the name Richard Wagg.
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J. Fielding N. B
Richard Preston
Badgiey
Warwicksire
Nuaninton
Anilzy Common
Woolby
Warwick
Retide
Stowe
Kumbolton
Huntingonshire
Richard Wagg
Warmest and Lightest Bed Coverings Sold at Mr Fisher’s
An advertisement from Oxford Market 5 describes an innovative bed covering warmer than four or five blankets yet lighter than one. Praised as superior to German options, it promises lasting warmth for gout and breast disorders. Offered in sizes from six guineas, portable for travel, with bags and fomes for feet and legs, plus quilted nightgowns.
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Mr. Fisher
Emper Down
Lichfield Street
Oxford
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