Royal succession notes and European news gentry shifts
Rarities and Postscripts discuss the death of the Duke of Cumberland and the anticipated succession of the Prince of Dunkerque. Bequests from the Duke of Cumberland are mentioned, along with clerical orders in London to audit Catholic Mass-bonuses. Dublin letters describe brewing advances and political plans in Ireland. Reports from Toulon, Madrid, and Edinburgh cover fortifications, trade, and a fall injuring the Earl of Glenearn during a journey.
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Dulting
Goare
Hhe
Duke of Cumberland
Dénguark
Cis
Chinbdeland
Brunswick
London
Dublin
Thomas Andrews
Toulon
la Marque
St. Gathe- Fine
Rochfor
Europe
Madrid
Fys
Craig
American
Custom House
New York
Philadelphia
Edinburgh
Earl of Glenearn
Glasgows
Fragmentary notice on arrest reward and names
A damaged excerpt notes a notice about seizing a person and securing him. It mentions a Mr. Barbor and a request to deliver a reward of Twenty Gainess. Names and events are garbled but indicate a legal or enforcement context with a reward offered.
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Moo -Aml Upel Ash Co
Bar‘bor
Alzhereas
John Sutcliff
James Phillips
Piccadilly
eGlazier
Rte Co
Kay
Bulls
Linga E-Hill
Beard
Mor Lewis
Sale of Evergreen Trees and Seeded Plants by Auction
Oddly garbled notice indicates a sale of evergreen trees and various plants by the Nurseryman or agent. The item mentions selling seedling and prime stock at low prices to buyers with titles, with a stipulation that no more than five pounds value is needed per purchaser, conducted by John Raffel at Thedbald's.
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udBion Wien
W. Harris
Aclus Lottery
Dunstan’s Church
Lr Fleec-street
Cross-keys
Holbourn
Bank of England
India
Dotter i Walker
Baily
Bortiesof
John Raffel
Thedbald’s
Sherborn St. John
Fialt- Strattan
Southampton
Basingstoke
Winton
Lea
Richard Waterman
Jackson
Ruffell
Basing Trnke
WEN Man and Co
Royal Exchange
Rrack
Galen
The
India Company
Charles Wenman and Co
Mountain
Lisbon
Katherine Sweet
Strand
London
Jamaica
Plan for City Militia Regulation in London
A London reader argues for regulating the city militia through a dedicated committee. The plan envisions a nightly patrol, select disciplined men, and immediate aid for fires, aiming to strengthen civil power, ease costs for inhabitants, and spare magistrates from needing regular forces. He asserts the design respects civil authority while offering practical protection and improved justice.
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Tal Parc
London
Capas
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County of
Leicester
Leiceter
Foun Palmer
Maccleffrld
Narfli
Becchambers
Tvirh
Hanfe
Boul Houk
Greemt
Pleastge
Kircher
Twency
Dabert
Aye Manogs
Raddlei
Budyi
Harting
Thetford
Bowen
Byry Sr
Ran Wsgei’s
Wire
Carey
Bf Nis Wrighie
Artor
Eys Pry
Prizs
J- Hazard and
Royal “Exchange
I Ludpare Street
Ls and Co
Zio
Joao
Isaac Hlake
William Paice
Bright Walton
Berks
Thomas Louritomger
Pos
Hill
Aus Dogs
Flanders
Stockholm
Aron Duvesl Hag
Kierman
Cape Francois
St. Domingo
d’Estaing
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