Royal visits and public works reports in London society
The London Evening Post narrates Royal plans to tour Stow Gardens near Buckingham and stay with Lord Cobham, notes surplus funds from vacant offices, and lists Parliament tariffs talks. It covers Westminster Bridge proposals, the South Sea Company cashier appointment, Exchequer motto restoration, marriages, vineyard acts, and several local incidents and deaths.
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London
Prince of Wales
Stow
Buckingham
Lord of
Martin Bladen
Antwerp
Thomas Mills
Cashire
Goldring
Deceas
Richmond
Hampton Court
Westminster
Jerusalem
Horse Ferry
House of Commons
Rowland Rogers
South-Sea Company
Conrade de Gols
Ion
Rogers
George Woolley
Jeffery Utbar
Treasury Office
Exchequer
Westminster Hall
Ingrediens Fani
David Lewis
Caermarthenshire
Ely
Hopkins
Justice Probyn
Francis Noguier
Berwick-street
Mademoiselle "Hermitage
Poland-street
William Watson
Norton
County of Worcester
Poplar
Cort
Simon
New River Company
Edmonton
Hugh Middleton
Bart
Fagringdon
Berks
Farringdon
Morley
Rumor of Danish France Affair Linked to Courier’s Pass Through City
Yesterday arrived mail from Holland, leiter from Hambourg dated July 9. Rumor grows that a very important affair is underway between Danish Majesty and the French Court. People cite M. Bannieres, the French cabinet courier, who recently moved near this city with secret dispatches from Copenhagen to Versailles.
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France
M. Bannieres
Copenhagen
Versailles
English Edward I Coins Found in York Pavement
York letters report silver Penny coins found in the pavement likely minted by Edward I in York. Fear of Scots blamed for concealment. notes on Edward I’s campaigns and inscriptions near Carlisle. Also brief church notices from Canterbury and local misfortunes including a tower fire at Waltham injuring a Taylor and family.
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York
Edward I
Burgh-on-the-Sands
Cumberland
Solway Firth
Pitts Wall
Carlisle
Johann
Juris Confultus
Nobilisimus
Princeps
Henricus Howard
Norfolcia
Mars
Arund
G c
Edward
Oriundus
Canterbury
Archbith
Bristol
Feversham
Sittingbourn
John Welles
Ixning
Suffolk
Margetson
Deceas
Daniel Somerscales
Doddington
David Ladd
Waltham
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London Evening-Post
Thurspday
Chester
Great Stanny
Cheshire
Charles Bunbury
Kircudbright
Scotland
Cockermouth
Fleming
Potomuck River
Mauryland
Winchester
Thomas Shard
Duke
Grafton
Thomas Spence
Windsor Forest
Spence
Thomas Jackson
Bugden
Huntingdon
Tims
Cripplegate Ward
Mann
Jackson
Edward Fleetwood
Rosshall
Lancashire
Roger Hesketh
North Mears
Duke of Buccleugh
Grosvenor-street
Sexton
Marlborough
Martin Wright
Rogers Applegarth
John Perdue
Samuel Slater
Marybone Fields
John Richardson
John Cutting
Hason
Catharine Lenge
Holland