Vast 18th Century Ledger of News From Cadiz to London
Reports arrive of King accounts in piastres totaling 1 165 882 for Cadiz consignments plus 13 056 791 for commerce making 14 222 673 Pieces of Eight. Dr Hughes of Oxford to wed Miss Finch of Watford. Thames bridge commissioners adjourned to February with an act sought on location and materials. Obituaries include James Green Blue Mantle Pursuivant and local tradesfolk. A bloody murder in Inner Temple Lane follows a family dispute. a youth Levinge dies by self inflicted wound after a violent confrontation. Races at Oxford feature Fox Hunter and others. multiple court and civic notices. A Gloucester gypsy execution leaves a warning note describing highway thefts and gang names. Other items cover floods, sewers, civic pomp, and European tax relief reports.
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Black- Fryars
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Baron Thompson
Edgecombe
Richard Edgecombe
Leftwithiel
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Count de Cambis
Alderman Taylor
Worcester
John Nichols
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Charles Farnaby
Floyd
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Jonas Mandrell
Creedy
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John Davy
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Elizabeth
Hugh Ackland
Bart
Amesbury
Wilts
Earle Benson
Eig
Auditor Benson
Col. Earle
Bristol
Newton-Toney
Chatham
Thomas Mathews
His Majesty
Cross Hall
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