Carriage Drive Fatalities Reported Near Hevenhausen Gardens
A royal carriage incident near Hevenhausen gardens left four horses killed and a servant wounded in the forehead with a hat wound. the rest of the horse team was torn apart. A boy on the carriage was unharmed.
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Hevenhausen
William Ponsonby elected MP for the city
In the city on Saturday William Ponsonby, eldest son of the Speaker of the House, was unanimously elected Member of Parliament to succeed Sir John Freke. The report also notes naval movements, an accident aboard the Cornwall, and a birth in Rogers's Lane. Dublin and Cork items follow with marriages and a fatal duel wound story.
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Carkie
William Ponsonby
Hour of Commons
John Freke
His Majesty
Fame
Loyd
Burford
Logie
Cornwall
M’kenzie
West Indies
Portsmouth
Plymouth
William Walker
Rogers’s Lane
Dublin
Joseph Henry
Catharine Andon
Earl of
Moira
Corke
London notes and royal garden tea gathering report
Last Wednesday an elegant tent was set in the Queen's gardens where their Majesties drank tea. Monday next his Majesty will review the Hon. Col. Charles Howard and Gen. Mortyn regiments of Dragoons in Hyde Park, with others gathered from notices in papers.
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London
Queen’s Gardens
Charles Howard
Bath
Urfele
Earl of Carlile
Mortyn
Bland
Hyde Park
Cal. Burgoynes
Bavaria
Supreme Court of Justice
Weizlar
Cologne
Bon
House of Commons of Ireland
Earl of Bath
Piccadilly
Shrewsbury
Lord Leigh
Warwickshire
Grosvenor Street
Earl of Shaftesbury
Grosvenor Square
Winburn St. Giles
Dorsetshire
Keppel
Exeter
Charles Street
Charles Talbot
Earl of Berensbury
Stanhope-direct
Paris
Stephen Martin Leake
Dettors Commons
Germany
Duke of
Forbes
Waulkes
Wilkes
England
East Indies
Patna
Lisbon
Falmouth
Brathwait
Prince of Wales
Milford-haven
Spithead
St. Pierre
St. Lawrence
Pearl
Mary
Earl of Hardwicke
Lincoln
Betty Parsons
Fulham
Richard Osbalderton
Carlisle
George Fleming
Richard Hayter
Terrick
Peterborough
Warburton
Gloucester
Squire
St. David’s
Newton
Bristol
Viliers-street
York Buildings
Manners
Northumberland House
Strand
Wimdsor
Gathetine Lowther
Willian Rowther
Marke
County of York
Carnarvon
Ambrose Old
Deptford
Medical Essays and Upser- Ms from Royal Academy papers
A compendium edited by THOMas SOUTHWELL M D, bound in four volumes under heads Anatomy and Surgery Epidemics Paris Aer Invrous 1746 to 1750 Animal Oeconomy Morbid Cases Botany Mineral Waters and Chemistry. Copperplates illustrate the work published by John Knox near Southampton Street Strand.
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Royal Academy of Sciences
Paris
KluGve
Thomas Southwell
John Knox
Southampton Street
The
Strand
Lottery scheme to fund the Exchequer in wartime England
A letter to the London Evening Post author urges a government lottery to raise 129,200l yearly with 2 per cent profit after expenses, arguing it would avert heavy taxation. The writer defends bankers against critique, condemns Change Alley profiteers, and warns of war risks while praising the army and officers who support government. The piece critiques General Conway dismissal and questions use of the army to back policy, calling for accountability.
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London Evening Pott
Mr. Meres
Hanks
Adm
General Conway
House of Stuart
Senate
Durf
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London Evening Post
M. Meanwell
Directtors
Burt
Change
Eqon
Riton
Auditor
Pruilig
Cruth
Candlear