Death of the celebrated comedian Mr Boor in London
London newspapers report the death of the famed comedian Barton Booth of Covent Garden after a long illness. The will details generous acts toward his wife Hester Boon and family, with private burial desire at Cowley Church near Uxbridge. A following letter from Norwich tobacco dealers praises Sir Edmund Bacon for his service in Parliament and safeguarding trade interests.
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Scandalous Letter Sparks London Town News
The London Byenino Post reports a scandalous letter accusing the city’s rejoicings of mere tobacco and wine dealers is refuted by leading traders. Duncan from North Britain arrives to negotiate a marriage with the Princess Royal. The Princess Royal reportedly receives two sprigs of diamonds. Sir James Nasemith is elected for Peebles. The House of Commons adjourns to Wednesday. A stage coach robbery near Tarnham-Green ends with a man killed. a second robber flees. Grand Jury at Guildhall reviews burnings and rejoicings. Lord Mayor’s guidance noted. Foreman of Grand Jury thanks the judge for separating public rejoicing from mobbing. Trial of a King’s artist vs. lawyer pending next term.
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