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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 01, 1764
Page
1
Venice and Vienna report royal arrivals and court intrigues as Prussia, Brunswick, and Saxony movements unfold. Bankruptcy notices surface for London traders while port news records ships sailing from Falmouth and Plymouth. Royal visits in England mark proximity to the Grange, with public deaths, marriages, and curious events peppering a busy week.
London reports at Chapel Royal Rev Mr Schutz preached from 1 Peter while the Earl of Cadogan carried the sword of love for the king. Friday night the Duke of York landed from Calais, stayed at his Pall Mall home, then watched the Princess Dowager at Carlton House and set out for Richmond. He has been absent since the time of this writing.
Missed mare described as a black filly two years old, about fourteen hands, white forehead patch, hind heel marking, scar by eye, tail short. Reward offered by Mr John Lycett Hopton or Mess Normant & Co Cam s Gracechurch Street London. Intelligence leading to recovery.
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