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Hanover packet arrivals and court mourning in 18th century London
From the London Gazette a Lisbon note reports Hanover mail ships arriving December 26 and a Hampden packet in six days from Falmouth. The court mourns for the Dauphin on the 6th instant. Various appointments and bankruptcies are listed, along with Paris and Vienna dispatches, trade issues, marriages, and naval movements in Europe.
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Hanover
Yellerdig
Falmouch
Don Louis da Cunha
Pinheiro
Dauphin
St. James’s
Francis Seymour
Lord Francis Seymour
Wells
Samuel Creswicke
Thomas Hurds
St. George
Castle of
Wainesor
John Shiretoy
Baldwin’s Gardens
St. Andrew
Holbourn
Middlesex
Dittinler
Guildhall
London
John Houge
St. Alban’s Street
Middlesey
Janes Penney
Kareestreet
Taylor
Robert Warfon
Nottingham
Andrew Wright
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Linnendraper
Haberdaffer
Benjamin Buyrom
Barley
Hereford
Lannencraper
Holland
Stickhalm
Falilkloping
Viensa
Transilvania
Presbourg
Albert of
Saxony
Bertin
Count de Malzahn
Great Britain
Andrew Mitchel
Mullin-Puschkin
Russia
Circle
Lower Saxony
Peterbourg
Coun
Marche
Brandenbourg
Koningbourgh
Bhat
Courland
Mitau
Durchess
Hamburgh
Warsaw
Vienna
Petersbourg
Leyden
Jacob Davids
Rotterdam
Paris
Europe
Eiziat
Maria- Louisa of
Hesse- Cailel
Orange and
Nassau
Spain
Don Philip
Duke of
Parma
Emperor Framnetsl
Brandebourg Schwedt
Pratia
Duke
Cumbeland
Frederick William
Copenhagen
Denmark
Prince Royal
Christian VII
Louisa
George II
Julienna-Maria
Ferdinand-Albert
Brunswick-Wolfenbuule
Hun
House of Commons
Lords
Cummons
John Aubucner
Anitiurher, &c
Portsmouth
Duke of Cumberland
Glover
Indies
Plymouth
Flanders
Leuduhn
Brafsels
England
Scotland
Kingston Upon Thames
Court of Exchequer
Carmanhen