River accident and petty theft report from Canterbury
An account describes a near river accident caused by actions of bystanders and a Mrs. Bishop seizing a gun to retrieve items, resulting in her death. It also notes two pawnbrokers arrested for taking a weekly penny rate, ordered to return goods, plus local deaths and a gentleman who fell from a horse near Affford and Tehrerden with leather bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieet
Pidee
Fch
Ayere
Canterbury
John Tolpart
Affford
Tehrerden
Gool
Shipping arrivals and departures at Deal November note
The report lists ships arriving and sailing for the River and various destinations, including the Madeira packer Wilkinson from Virginia, the Rufsia Megghant from Jamaica, and several other vessels such as the Hunter from Ostend and the Earl of Lincoln Hardwick from China, with winds described as strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poxt News
Deal
Remrain
Befage
Moffatt
Kenny
Jamaica
Buck Mount
Murray
Africa
Dautzick
Horseley
Streights
Madeira Packer
Wilkinson
Virginia
Rufsia Megghant
Carnaby
John Gality
Blake
Boston
Collin
Brosyn
Malboa
Bailey
Rogers
Newiahard
Gravend
Hunter
Davis
Ostend
Active
Young
Antigua
Dominica
Earl
Alexander
Reed
Seahorse
Horner
Huttson’s Bay
Frabella
Edwards
Dublin
Earl of Lincoln
Royal Family News From Pall Mall and Windsor
Reports from Pall Mall state the Duke of York travels to Bath with lodgings arranged for three weeks. The Duke of Cumberland has died without issues, with Cumberland’s corpse prepared and encased for burial. A London bulletin notes a price for future naval rewards to Harrison for longitude discoveries and related expenses for his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Duke of York
Pall- Mall
Bath
Frederick William
Cockpit
Duke’ of Cumberland
Duke of Cumberland
Ely
Holland
Windsor
Constitutional Courant
Andrew Marvel
Constitution Hill
North America
New York
N. Y
N. E
New England
Philadelphia
Prinser
England
Letter on inquiry into government funds and liberty
A reader urges a new inquiry into large sums paid into government departments to safeguard the constitution and rights. The writer denounces ministers as sycophants and time servers, condemns ingratitude to Wilkes, and attacks contemporary ministers and debt as causes of calamity and gloomy prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Fation
William Hayward in Oxfordshire Ancestry Fragment
Fragmentary notice mentions William Hayward son of Willem Hayward, deceased, and references places Caiypaye Norcon in Oxfordshire and Lancoln's Lin News Square. Unclear details imply a seeking of information or acknowledgment of an event, with vague references to a performance or love context and a request for proof to resolve a trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hayward
Willem — Hayward
Breuks
Vas
Tilsley
Caiypaye-Norcon
Mic Ryle
Lancoln
Lin News Square
Healing national divisions through public benevolence
Postscript to the London Evening Post urges all good men to unite on political principles to preserve rights and liberties established by the Revolution. It stresses healing party rancor, redefining government principles, and reaffirming the Magna Charta-like settlement as the basis for national strength and harmony. It underscores shared aims over factional disputes and loyalty to King and People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Mines
Honestus
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Europe
Berty
Tuck
Spithead
Harrison
Navy
John Harrison
Mughe
Ludlam
Bird
Mudge
Matthews
Kendall
John Harildn
Mitchell
Ludham
London
Harison
Meff Bird
Mathews
Kendal
Witghell
Heathcote
Jesus College
Carbridge
Silby
Barkby
Leicestershire
Parker
House of Commons
Cradeck
Odiham
Mackanella
Lark
Aldridge
Americus
Norwich Road
Lord Viscoust
Middleton
Charles+street
Berkley
Makins
Arhhert
Regisgent
Shearer’s Hill
Makias
Lloyd's
Lennon
Cadiz
Dedington
Standgate-hill
Cambridge
Coldgate
Grantham
Spon
Geneva
Beatfort
Baenkenschaver't
Tomach
James Rowley
St. Paul’s
Paris
Arifu
Beaume de Vie
Leliev
Tou Leberal
Borath
Harther
St. Paws
Altead
Scisry-Screet
Udtey
Crand
Ciols
Richards
Urquhirs
Rosvat Exhauzt
W. F.exney
Gay’s Inn Holbourn
London Evening Pol
Merns
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