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Political and social notices from London society
The piece reports on House adjournment for holidays, Cornewall's appointment as Chaplain to the Commons, Duke of Northumberland illness, the Lord Sinclair title petition, and upcoming aristocratic marriages. It covers government funding plans, troop movements to America, theatrical jokes, Lord Mayor’s procession, naval captures, royal pardons, a Bath rescue by a dog, promotions, marriages, and local deaths.
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Cornewall
House of Commons
Duke of Northumberland
House of Peers
Charles Sinclair
Lord Sinclair
Committee of Privileges
Earl of Lincoln
Anne Maria Stanhope
Earl of Berborough
Lord Duncannon
Harriet Spencer
Lord Spencer
Laurens
Tower
Franklin
France
Fontainebleau
India Company
Bengal
Lord Percy
Murray
America
War Office
England
Ireland
Colman
Covent Carden Theatre
Yates
Dicky
Mr. Colman
Dr. Fohnson
Garrick
Dottor
Enviers
Johnson
Watkin Lewes
Katz
Westminster Hall
Blackfriars-bridge
Guildhall
Westminster
Sawbridge
Plomer
Hayley
Newnham
Kitchen
Burnell, &c
Sir Watkin
Kennet
N. S. St. Euphemia
Harlequin
Penzance
Fronsac
Marseilles
Bourdeaux
Flying Mercury
Jersey
Congress
Milford
Bath
Earl of Donnegal
Duke of Hamilton
Let——g
Putney
Lord Hinchinbroke
George Baker
Eton
Hounslow Heath
Sarah Budge
John Whitfield
William Ruffel
James Irving
Ries
Joseph Byley
Broth
Francis Waters
Susannah Flood
George Nash
John Pears
Samuel Finch
Mrz. Ferry
Bathwick
Squire
Gonville and Caius College
Bratten Fleming
Devonshire
Robert Bonner
Richmond
Yorkshire
Miss Chapman
Fotterly
Weardale
Hornidge
Hatton-ftreet