Plentiful Accounts From Bath and London Markets
News notes from Bath describe a riot prevented by magistrates after Weavers and others gathered to force farmers to sell wheat at 5s a bushel. London reports include court sessions, ship arrivals, and Crown announcements with updates on prices of grain, naval orders, and local incidents.
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Fabius
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Peacock
Stroud
Bath
Devizes
Exon
Yaft
Chettle
Dorsetshire
George Chafin
Northampton
Buckingham
Prince of Auhault-Deffau
England
Nassau
Earl Temple
Stowe
Earl of Chatham
Privy Council
Earl of
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Mearns
Buchan
Peterhead
Pepid
Kent
Surry
Ryegate Fair
London
Guildhall
Alderman Cokayne
Bear Key
Fleet Street
Black-Friars
Watermens Company
James Hudson
Udson
21St Regiment of Foot
Royal Scotch Fuzileers
Earl of Pantaure
His Majesty
Robinson
Bletchingly Surry
Thomas Stevens
Jane’ Payne
Exeter
Benjamin Paul Esq
Mesterday
Bow-street
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Cable
Covent- Garden House
Roger Williams
Horsleydown
Walker
Sun
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Bridge
Isle of Dogs
Nutfield
Bletchingley
Smallwood
Cokayne
Grub-street
Leadenhall-market
Compter
Taylor
Crowder
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Peter Monks
Old Baily
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Smalley
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Newgate
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Newgate-market
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