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A long column of mixed news reports covers public affairs in Ireland and Britain. It notes no public duties for the Lord Lieutenant after his return to England, mentions a Hertford–Majesty conference at Kew, and records several political and social items from London and Surrey including militia embodiment, theatre openings, royal baptisms, marriages, deaths, and various local incidents.
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Ireland
Earl of Hertford
Kew
Lincoln
Stonn Fields
Bath
Duke
Dutchess
Northumberland
Alnwick Castle
Surry
George Onslow
Francis Vincent
Kenrith Claytd
Anthony Abdy
G. Colbrook
Joseph Mawbey
Northey
Nicholas Hacket Carew Bart
Kingston
Sieur Mentelle
Cayeconchiennes
America
Oyapock
Arony
Caux
Cayenne
New York
Gaspee
Halifax
Comte
Commodore Hood
General Gage
Rotterdam
England
Koningsburgh
Worcestershir
Hertfordshire
Billingsgate Market
theatre.Royal
Covent Garden
Powell
George Sackville
Pall-Mall
Laft
Scott
Prescot-street
Goodman’s Fields
Eyres
Stepney Causeway
Adams
Lincoln’s Inn
Story
Chichester
Petersham
Stevens
Charles - Street
Cavendish-quare
Kithere
Norwood
Middlesex
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
John Morley
Fisher Street
Cecilia Chambers
Southampton-street
York
George Ridley
Oxfordshire
Yorkshire
Margaiffa
Elizabeth
Old Baily
John Tinsey
Joseph Sunshine
Lambeth-street
Goodman's Fields
Elizabeth Brownings
Newgate
Mary Clifford
Munisters
Surgeons Hall
Tyburn
St. Giles’s Church
Holbourn
Hyde Park
Bow-street
Joseph Harvey
Richard Bitters
Sarah Carr
Mile-end
Whitechapel
Mary Palmer
Richard Shitton
Mary Harde
William Smith
Caleb Broadhead
Abraham Fordham
James Marshall
Abraham Rooke
John Horn
John Deropee
William Guest
James
Elizabeth Brownrigg
John
John Wilkie
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Lloyd’s
Madeira
Teneriffe
Lisbon
Boreas
Spithead
Cowes Road
Carysfort
Plymouth
St. John’s Bridge
Gloucestershire
Lady Calvert
William Calvert
London
R. Hunter
Mr. Hewson
Windmill
Italy
France
Richard Warren
Golden Fleece
Mary-bon-Street
ldep-Square
Harvest State Inquiry Aims to Gauge Grain Supply
Postscript from London Evening Post printer Meres notes officials will soon study corn harvests across counties. The author argues a formal tally of grain after each harvest would help Government regulate exports and imports and prevent artificial scarcity created by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitby
Annapolis
Maryland
James Goldsborough
Council of State
Stoke
Newark
Nottingham
Sir George Smith
William Lloyd
Duke of Albany
Manchester
J. Smith Barry
Morgan Vane
H. Clever
Mr. Collins
H. Wasp
Tho
Clifton
Esgr
Ch. H. Statesman
Hudson
Ch. H. Dart
Collins
St. Clement’s Church
Strand
Beefton
Piccadilly
Richmond
Petersham
Beelton
Burt
Peckham Gap
Kent Road
Newington
Surry
Pallworth
Clanfield
Hambledon Hants
Hampstead
Chalk Farm
Clapton
Dalston
Hackney
Thomas Williams
Newgate
John Fielding
Richard
Walthamstow
John Brownrigg
Elizabeth
John
London Evening-Post
Meres
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Surrey
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Surrey Melifia
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Monda
Kingstone
Bohemia Head
Vorenoon
J. Janka
Roehampton
County of Surrey
Heaton and Venables
Threadneedle
Prem. Fesi
London Evening Post
Genera Assembly of
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