Fragments of a British coastal and city life in distress
A long mixed batch of notices from seven towns recounts accidents and deaths, court actions, fires, and thefts. It mentions a fatal injury after a fall, a drowning, a manslaughter verdict, prison committals, shipboard fires at Limehouse, a theft captured in Fleet Street, and social unrest in Banbury Walkworth. It also notes advances in capstone theatre and politics, recruitment for the guards, and a pearl fishery in Scotland with profits.
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Newcasle
Pirmen
John Delaval
Hartley
Elgin
Spey
London
Highlands
Scotland
Foot-Guards
Paris
Callico
Théobald’s-row
Christopher Heron
Tower-street
Chariton
Kent
Kirke
Christ’s Hospital
Maryland Point
Stratford
Essex
Roger Crispe
Tooley-street
Southwark
Jonathan Lyons
Peckham
Surry
Samuel Withers
William Withers
Kant
Cavendish Square
Astrop
Wells
Banbury
Walkworth
Eyres
Earl Verneys
Wills
Bullock
Major Lovett
Noble reception for Brunswick pair at St James's
A levee at St James's yesterday saw the knee of Brunswick receive compliments from Foreign Ministers and nobles gathering to greet the Serene Highnesses on their English arrival. The Prince and Princess of Brunswick dined with the Princess of Wales and General Cornwallis visited the king. Extracts note a resignation by Lord Pitt and report the Acquilon to sail for Gibraltar and Lisbon. A voyage by the Vanftiatt arrives with 3200 lb cotton yarn and large quantities of silk, fedwood, saltpetre, and white pitce goods.
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Northampton
Nancy
Patrick Conry
Limehouse Hole
Cheapside
Temple-bar
Hackney
London
Westminster
Fleet-Street
Sioup
Avis
Hans Stanley
Italy
Paoli
Corsica
West Indies
Tortuga
Newfoundland
Bourdeaux
North Ammerica
William Johnson
America
St. James’s
Brunswick
England
Prince and Princess of
Prinests Dovinger
Wales
Carleton
Cornwallis
Gibraltar
St. James's
Thomas Pitt
Admiralty
Portmouth
Acquillon
Lisbon
Spithead
Vanfittatt
India
Fast-Indies
Biography of a Great Statesman Lord Burghley
A fragment from a periodical tribute extols a philanthropic statesman as a model of public virtue and enduring legacy. It discusses biography as a means to capture noble character, cites Dr. Birch's Lives and Characters, and offers a short specimen of Burghley’s early service under Queen Elizabeth, including Secretary of State duties and involvement in religious and monetary affairs.
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Birch
Great Britain
Lord Burghley
Elizabeth
Privy Council
Hatsfield
Scotland
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