Severe winter and shipwrecks disrupt Norfolk and coast
Weather brings heavy snow and record cold across the region. Ships and boats are wrecked along the coast, with crews saved or lost as floods and gales persist. Local authorities and Aldermen seek relief for distressed residents as accidents rise and public notices detail dire conditions.
Knave and Gamester at a St James’s Club
At a club near St James's between ten and eleven a gentleman, well dressed and powdered, seeks Mr Knave. He is said to have learned all secrets of cards and dice to guide friends, dine and sleep away a few days, and drink through the night without harm.
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William Wrongham
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Norwich
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Botesdae
Stanton
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James Burnham
Abraham Cort
Tavenham Mills
Hellesdon-Heath
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Fan
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Daniel Giles
Spital-square
Spitalfields
Duke of Beaufort
Hanover-square
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
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Fenchurch-street
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James Castle
Knightsbridge
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Roger Hope Ellison
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Shrewsbury
Spencer Hamilton
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Hubert
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Kaave
Buffoon
Critick
Nomination for Somerset County Election by Holnicote
To the Gentlemen andholders of the County of Somerset I acknowledge your unanimous nomination of me as a fit person to represent this county in Parliament at your Wells meeting I pledge to vote with integrity for the service of my country and county if chosen January 16 1767 from Holnicote this humble servant Tuo. Dyxe AcLanp
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Naval Power and Trade Security in Britain
Postscript from Anglicus urges the printer to defend Britain by maintaining a strong navy and flourishing trade. He warns that ship carpenters are defecting to Spain, boosting Bourbon naval power, and asks the current ministry to halt such Peregrinations to protect the realm’s shipbuilding and commerce.
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Britain
Francé
Spain
Adajesty
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Geat Bitain
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