War talk and trade fears in distant notices across Cork and Norwich
Territorial quarrels and enforcement of export bans feature amid reports from Corke and Norwich. Creeks and Cherokees tensions, rising potato prices provoked government prohibitions, local relief efforts, and charitable flour purchases surface alongside scattered city and port news from Elgin to Plymouth and London with ships arrivals and cautionary public notices.
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Fost
Prince George
Dublin
Corke
Lawn D
Edinburgh
Elgin
Penzance
Turky
Portshaven Bay
Plymouth Dock
Morocco
Bath
Berkeley
Tyrconnel
Thomas Whitmore
Richard Bampfylde
Elibank
London
Sayer
Lady Hodges
Mordacht
Pye
Cap Dan
Neat
Campbell
Govesnor Boucher
Pendelly
Taylor
Brown
Henton
Bac
Thomas Prowse
Onstatile
Ipswich
Suffolk
Edward Andrews
Hihouse
Gloucestershare
Mass Ccarff
Rey Dr. Scarft
St. Column’s
Cornewall
Park
John Brickdale
Fen
Bristol Infirmary
Shrewsbury
Coventry Maching Six Horses Carrying Passengers Winter Run
A historical public notice announces a traveling machine service from Coventry to London and back, with schedule details for Sundays and Wednesdays from Coventry and Mondays and Thursdays from London. Fares include a penny per pound and a half guinea for children. Driven by Thomas Dallison, the notice warns against oath or jewelry acceptance unless properly entered.
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Goopwin
Coventry
Wwiii
Gecy
Castle and Falcon Inn
Aldrigate-Streec
London
Thomas Dallison
Debates on luxury and corruption in 18th century Britain
A letter to the London Evening Post laments the dearness of goods caused by luxury and corruption. It argues the poor bear the burden, while rich exploit resources, calling for lawful limits to curb ongoing social unrest and price inflation amid decades of landed gentry influence.
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France
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Privy Garden
Mont. Voltaire
England
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Denmark
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Y “Acer
Jn Peter Been
Rade
Hambursh
London
aXbetter
Pullmouth
Navy
Sithead
New Fe Uplands
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Phenix
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Guiney
Plymouth
Éize
Newfoundland
Hants
Burghclere
the Treasury
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James
Garlick-bill
Atty
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Burks
Moe Miet
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High Wy
Narcy Fowler
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Lacey
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Datt
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Goodman’s Fiebiy
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Hayday
Wittechael
Woodiford
Esex
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Atrornes
Robert Moxon
Gray
Walt
Selliam
Jeffele
Fant
Canterbury
Osborne
Jolin
Guiggy
Plaisierer
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Sutton
Atémigent
Hollbourn
Feu Mchia
London Evening P. Ft
Megres
Crear
London Evening-Post
Mzresy
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Edward Bacon
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