News of Royal Figures and Local Ventures in Late 18th Century Sussex
A long muttered column reports on Brigadier Frazer's promotion and a major shift in Seaford's town administration with Charles Harrison becoming Bailiff and Charles Crafe Town Clerk. It covers King George's family celebrations at the Crown Tower, horse races at Newmarket, a newborn found in a basket from the White Bear, and dispatches about French and Muscovite movements. It also notes Westminster sessions, public order measures, and local mortality and bread prices, ending with financial market data and ship news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frazer
Col. Harrison
Prince
William Howe
Taft
Charles Harrison
Seaford
Sussex
Charles Crafe
Trumbull
John Duke of Bedford
Crown Tower
Bloomsbury
Newmarket
Lord Middleton
Lord ‘Gower
Catenton-street
Piccadilly
Rhine
Dauphine
Warsaw
Leostoffe
Barrick
Walter Montgomerie
Narva
Chester
Mahony
Cadiz
Limerick
Chandler
Jane
Jamaica
Martiexes
Cape Florida
Havannah
N.S
St. Jago
Cuba
South Sea Company
Capt
Stevens
Rice. Co
Quaster
Westminster
John Gonfon
Knt
Eaid Sessions
de Grand
Owen Davis
Snanty
Sheseby
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Nathaniel Walter
Hampton Co
M. de Lofs
Elector of
Saxony
Princess Royal
Amelia
Caroline
Clement Cottrell
Kat
Mary
Louisa
Stilborn
Thames
Killid
Ayor
London
Nace
South Hee
South Sea
Assa
Royal
Exch
Besos Assurance
India
Lea
Thomas Savwnens Sebright
Bart
William ‘Prrusa
Taomas Sebright
William Pevmer
the Strand
Theobild
Oxford-Arms
Abingdon
Aphesdon