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Mysterious Monday Night Gossip and Royal News
A fragmented 18th century column reports on court figures, appointments, and travels with notes on a It seems to mix parliamentary items, noble headlines, and society notices. It mentions Speaker Thomas Walker and Earl Cowper alongside various crimes, weddings, and royal tours, all in a dense, diary-like style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Dewey
Gia
Compton
Thomas Walker
Crow Lands
Baiow
Cornwall
Houghton Hall
Sir Robert Walpole
Norfolk
Deanfrec
Max Webster
Earl of
Ards
Rama Hhan
Advi Zalt Yetterday
Eleion
London Bridge
Abraham Atkins
Samuel Leffingham
Joseph Beattiew
John Anthony Merle
John Bodicoater
Ward Smith
Robert Evans
Thomas Strode
Ety
Ridge Lake
Bart
Thomas Green
George Fryer
Kensington
England
Godfrey
Fleet Ditch
Bradley
Covent-Garden
Buckworth
Lincolnshire
Fleet-street
Prince of
Modena
Hampton Court
Merlin’s Cave
Richmond Gardens
Wm. Jackson
Thames-street
Hammersmith
London
Halland Walk
Dyer
Forter-lane
Freké
Fetta Seank
Newgate
Hill
Kent-street
Southwark
Nobell
Bourg
Empx Asnt
Forbes Oiders
Temar
Spanish Geneneral
Italy
Sardinia
George
Walton
Edinburgh
Stewart
Devonshire
Somerset
Sterling-Cafis
Northumberland
Tilbury
Nottingham
Cavendith
Dershire
Lancaster
Ipswich
Lenox
Monmouth
Yarmouth
Portmouth
Exeter
Plymouth
Montana
Paris
de’ Carlado
St. Honore
Tuileries
Count de’ Honteo
Spain
Great Britain
Versailles
Holland
Hanov
Georgia
Rochester Gaol
Fox
Sebvict
Hein House
Leadenhall-street
Justice Cowper
Deceas
Earl Cowper
Bes
Wiltshire
St. Simon and Jude
Joseph Earle