Late News From London and Bristol Reflect Royal Affairs
London dispatches report Sir William Tho ason of the Exchequer gravely ill in Bristol. The Moroccan ambassador arrived in Bristol and was hosted by the Corporation. Court moves discuss appointments to fill vacancies, with talks of a seat in the Council. Notices include churchmen, naval commands, and colonial governors. Reports cover privateering, seizures, trials, and robberies around Weyhill Fair and London streets.
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Exchequer
Bagh
Bristol
Morocco
Aitiv
She. Couc&l- Hou
Corporation 5
Ferdinando Hicks
Holy Well
Wells
Archer
Catron
Merchant- Taylor’s School
St. John’s College
Oxford
Church of England
Hooper
Taunton
Weils
Himelf
Ascher
Lanelf
Frederick of Hesse
Mary
Earl of Ponfret
Guernsey
Marquess de Montandre
Francis Godolphin
Island of Scilly
Europe
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Sebastiany
Genoa
France
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Madrid
Malta
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Naples
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Dunkirk
Hofcen
Alderman Parsons
Gibraltar
Col. Fuller
Paris Garden Stairs
Prince
Norwich
Abraham Latwood
Henry Patteson
Elgrs
Harrisan
House of Commons
Wentworth Odiam
Earl of Portmore
Eeeter Oh Tuéflay
Mr. Heariley
Kinig
Laff
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Liam
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Elys
Rigtard Edborough
Waldéffiate
Diocese of Canterbury
Rockingham
Shadwell
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East-India “Company
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Dublin
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Whitechapel
Leadenhall-Siree
Williams
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lampeth Palace
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Hackney-Marsh Gate
Snow
Temple Bar
Haupstead
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Grover
Kensington
Monsey
Oid Place
Weyhill Fair
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