Last Letters From Cadiz Mention Expeditions To Moors
Reports from Cadiz and Malaga describe Cavalry and Infantry embarked for an expedition against the Moors. A convoy of 38 transports, escorted by two frigates, sails for Cartagena, while a separate convoy with six million piastres heads to the same destination. Cadiz notes a coronation slated for the 11th of next month.
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Cadiz
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Carthagena
Paris
Mawbey Dominates Meeting For County's Parliamentary Seat
At a county meeting Sir Joseph Mawbey gains decisive show of hands after rivals Sir Frandy Vincent and Mr Norton withdraw. Mawbey expresses readiness to serve, while Messrs Evelyn Budgen decline offers, urging freeholders to exercise their right to choose a representative. A Copenhagen letter notes royal absence and foreign affairs as other items in the compact report.
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Akerman
Francis Vincent
Robert Clayton
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Onslow
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Aentleman
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Wood
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Evelyn
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Newgate
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Foundling Hospital
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George Morris
Bagnigge Wells
Stephen Knowles
Richard Chapman
Benjamin Hipwell
Thomas Fretwell
Cornelius Robins
Harrowweald Common
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Edward Giles
John Williams
John Forrester
Gunnersbury Lane
Acton
Fanny Flart
Manuel Fernandez
Devon
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William Cook
Marstone
Fune
Corn ‘Exchange
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Dunboyne
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Henley Upon Thames
Twyford
Paternofter-row
Boyer
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Biker
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Pitmedden
William
Yarmouth
Leonard Mapes
Rollesby
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Great Snoring
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Hoxton
Athton
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Church-street
Hackney
Reli
Annis
Stone-Mason
Aldersgate
Warwick Races Held Amid Filthy Conditions and Subscriptions
A garbled notice describes August racing at Warwick Course with purses for flat and plate events, five or six pound entry sums, several heats over four miles, and speeches by nobles. It mentions subscriptions, early starts, and procedures for riders, with reference to the Royal plates and a Woolpack pit event. The Right Hon Lord Guernsey appears as steward.
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Warwick
Fred
T. Bridle
Faddly
White Lion
Hart
Public notice of lease and medical claims in old ad
A facsimile public notice declares a lease and promotes Quicksilver as a universal medicine. It lists cures for gout rheumatism stone dropsy jaundice piles leprosy scrofula fistulas and more. The ad invites inquiries at No 6 King Street Bloomsbury before 2 PM or between 6 and 9 PM.
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