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Dover Right Han Earl Max borough and broken inclosure bill
A period of civil news from Dover and nearby towns covers a wide range of topics. Included are farmers returning to Stanwell with news that a bill to enclose common lands was defeated, cattle market activity at Berkhampstead, orders for Royal Regiment of Artillery to sail to North America, and appointments at Greenwich Hospital. The report also notes religious and colonial movements, ship traffic, local deaths and crimes, a court coroner inquest, and a London pawnshop robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Dover-street
Han
Earl and Countess of
Maxborough
Hampshire
Stanwell
Middlesex
Berhampstead Fair
Herts
Woolwich
Royal Regiment of Artillery
North America
Admiralty
James Hobbes
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Wyndham Lewis
Jesus College
Oxford
Lord Ollo
Llanvais
Glamorganshire
Llandaff
Burnley
Monmouth
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Mary
Whitlow
Jamaica
Jost
London
Poot
William and Mary
Joans
Carnarvon
Ramsgate Harbour
Pall-Mall
Colonel Bladen
Albemarle-street
Williams
Earl of Essex
Bladen
Cathifpury
Ireland
Col. French
Galway
John Furgusone
Chigwell
Essex
Bostock
Hackney
Grosvenor Square
George Pitchford
Edmonton Church
James Goold
Edmonton
Thomas Tescmaker
Newington Warthouse
Surry
Blackman-street
Charles Whitworth
Eig
Blechingly
Grenwich
Peckham
Whitworth
George Wetton
Bedford Row
Kentish Town
Pancras Wash
Loyp
Hamburgh
Germany
Empire
Warsaw
Versailles
French King, Queen, and Royal Family, Between the Prince of Heniichemont
Duke of Sully
France
Henrietta Rosalie de Baylens de Poyanne
Marquis de Poyanne
Portsmouth
Monckton
Scotland
Beachy-head
Seven Sisters