Measures of Divap and notable 18th century notices
Hanover May 2 reports Count de Malzahn arriving en route to London with Prussian credentials. Copenhagen carries word Denmark may visit German dominions. Finland and Petersbourg dispatch bad news of deaths and illness. A Dublin peasant murders a woman after a long pursuit. Port news lists ships and arrivals. London notices cover sewers, taxation, education, and civic acts amid city governance.
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Divap
Hanover
Count de Malzahn
Prussia
Great Britain
Berlin
London
Petersbourg
Count de Beiluchef
Sewitzerland
Bishopsgate-street
Guildhall
Montreal
John Manutry
City of
City of London
Portmouth
Pearl
Tartar
Spithead
Plymouth
Palliser
East India House
Earl of Middlesex
Henry Fletcher
Isle of Wight
Fort St. George
Pococke
Heraclius
Georgia
Trebizond
Caspian
Black Seas
Circassia
Armenia
Black Sea
David Comines
John Comines
Mahomet II
William Henry Lee
William Buller
Oriel College
Oxford
John Lord Bishop
Winchester
Wanstowne
North
Waltham
Southampton
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RELAN
Dublin
His Majesty’s Park
Phenix
Witley
46Th Foot
Gisborne
Durand
Gray
Cary
Mackay
Colville
Nathaniel Clements
England
Cork Hill
Parliament Street
Galway
Charles Lucas
Port News
Deal
Hazard
Dalrymple
Henrietta
Cockril
Dover
Pratt
Freeman
New England
Prince of Wales
Court
Plaiffey
Peters
Princess Dowager of Wales
Princess of Brunswick
Kew
Duke of Grafton
Grosvenor Square
Euston Hall
Suffolk
Northern Department
Newcastle
Sunderland
Royal Navy
Sewess
Hind
St. Ann
Westminster
Squires
Puesday
Lord Grey
Queen’s College, Cambridge
Jane Grey
America
Bristol
Virginia
Castile
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Dale
London Bridge
Beadle
Stephens
Bank of England
John Hammer
Esg
Hammersmith
Church of England
St. Paul’s
Robert Ladbroke
Anne Hammet
Merchant Taylors Hall
Thurday
James Felton
Whitechapel
Ann Greenly
Samuel Greenly
Mile-End
Islington
George Sutton
Aldersgate
Newgate
Col. Monro
India
Perth
Scotland
George Garnier
Hants
Kent
John
Jean
Browns
Hull
Pemerania
Danizick
Lord Anson
Cherburgh
Dartmouth
Vauxhall
Joseph Pratt
Trinity College Cambridge
Ann
Joseph Mawby, Barr
Borough of
Southwark
London Evening Post
Meres
George the First
London Evening-Post