Ball at St James's with Royal family styles and attire
London reports a royal ball at St James's attended by the Duke of York and the Princesses Amelia Mary and Louisa. Descriptions detail gowns, head dress, jewelry, fabrics, and styling across both ladies and gentlemen. Also notes forthcoming royal movements and a Proclamation for Parliament.
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London
Exchequer
Leyborne
Stepney
Alban Hall
Oxford
Earl of
Arran
Amelia
Mary
Louisa
St.James’s
Carolina
Kensington
Duke
Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Carolina Cavendish
Elde
Duke of Devonshire
Prince and Princess of Wales
Royal
St. Jaimes’s Palace
Hanover
St. James’s
Lord Teynham
Linstead Lodge
Kent
Southampton
Salisbury
Portmouth
Wallbrook-Ward
Catlidge
Cambridge
Calvert
Palace
Exeter
Lucy Welton
Wade
Beau,champ
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Ashford
Staines
Middlesex
Hornchurch
Essex
James Knapton
Ludgate-street
Cork-street
Burlington Gardens
Lewis
Erasmus Lewis
Earl of Oxford
Queen Anne, Co
Delahay-treet
Westminster
Benjamin Winckles
Jonathan Kendall
Pater-noster-Row
New B Bond-street
Grove
Foot
Dartmouth
Holaday
Ludgate
Farringdon Without
St. Thomas’s Day
Charles Price
Crown
Ludgate Hill
Justice Denton
Reeve
Justice Lee
French Pink brings Lord Theodore and Costa to Leghorn
Letters from Leghorn dated the 12th Instant report a French Pink arriving with Lord Theodore and his Premier Minister Costa aboard. They landed and took port, then set for Bologna. Further details awaited in next letters, as the affair causes surprise and speculation.
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Etters
Leghorn
Corsica
Lord Theodore
Sieur Costa
Bologna
Spirits Seized In Tweddale Case Sparks Comment
Edinburgh nov 15 two bats of brandy were seized by county justices then ordered to the kings warehouse as French commodity. examination showed it came from the Leith sugar works. the piece laments French spirits and praises domestic Scottish production.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Tweddale
Leith
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London Evening-Post
France
Paris