Grand London Court Proceedings and Diplomatic Salons Reported
A long excerpt details a royal audience in which Walles Gill, Count de Leynden, and other nobles attend a grand entertainment for foreign ambassadors. It notes a Treasury Board session at Whitehall, parliamentary nominations in Brecon, Privy Council considerations, bank petitions, and hints at forthcoming appointments. It also mentions local city affairs at Guildhall and Bridge House, including council reports, officer sales, and compensation measures.
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Carlron’ Dlouse
Prince of
Walles
Privy Council
Merber
Medie von
Edward Leeds
Poland
Rotia
Ano
Poind
Soveroga
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Getty
Utrecht
Amersfart
Gluddres
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Holland
Utrech
Grenier
Vaars
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Guildhall
Akerman Crofey
Pie Bridge House
Gerlar
Reborts
Brayhouse
Court
Peds House
Peds House, Lands. A Motion Was Then Made Taupe Cano
Bridgehouse
Bridgehouis Cibates
Dixon
Bridgemaer
Brouchout
Canntte Ferry la Sul
Buffman
Comuiler
Old Bailey
Caccaduas
Spectator notes on Nina and Midnight Hour at the theatre
The report praises a recent theatre program featuring Nina in The Sorrows of Nina and The Midnight Hour. It commends the performance by Mrs Billington and Miss Weekinson, notes the audience’s favorable reception, and mentions the manager’s aim to attract a full house with light summer reading and engaging musical interludes.
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Noveltiet
Thie
Elegane
Nina
Biilington
Nita
NASA
Middlesex vs White Combat Chat Ends In Close Score
Condensed cricket report notes Middlesex 37 runs ahead after second innings. Sir Peter Bucreil and M Atton Smith top-scored, eight and four respectively, with a late byes and a leg injury delaying play. Attendance crowded. Kensington Gardens social scene referenced. Worcestershire Militia praised for discipline. Baron de Wenzel arrives. parish funds urged for the poor. oblique notices on local deaths and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innnings
Weston
Ameh
Court dispute over libel and foreigner rights
A fragment describes a debate about libel where a paragraph is said to be truthful in favor of Count Cagliotto. The speaker asserts Counts have equal rights to protection under the laws, and Lord George exits after presenting his case to the jury.
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Piajcity
Turvey
Lord George
Cagliotro
Caghioire
Cota
France
Georg
Miele
Mars
Bartholomew
Astaires
Ana
Boty
Lord Gargam
Mwetaee Parhasien Odf
Soo
Tiga
Tre Newspasr
Iimediate Pa Thor Ge
Dire
Adheaar
Toile Queso
Cagliotto
Adnemar
Navy Office Notice of Rope-Making Demonstration
Navy Office issues notice for a royal event on the 13th at a Quaker time to teach or perform rope making in His Majesty's Ward at Chatham. Admission only for those willing to participate, with the tender form available at specified offices and hours.
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Chathante
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