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Marriages, deaths, and floods flood London area in 1764
Notices record marriages of Miss Clack at Powderham Castle and Miss Henrietta North in St Andrew's Holborn, the death of John Lord Trevor and family papers from Bath, Bath and Horsley, with flood and wind damage to Limehouse docks, Westminster bulks, and Grey's Inn Lane. A strange account from Dijon tells of a dog-led murder and a farmer’s killer captured by the faithful hound.
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Hurday Tennight
Powderham Castle
Devonshire
Lock
Clack
Cape Coast
Horsley
Denbighshire
Lloyd
Denbigh
Shropshire
Frances Phebe Lloyd
William Coleman
Crown and Crane
Leicester-Street
Warwick Street
Golden-square
Black-friars
Mr. Hutchings
Beadle
Sugden
Matster Taylor
Duke-street
Lincoln's Innields
Ilington
Duke’s Head
Hudson's Alley
Gray’s-inn-lane
Mary Harrison
Highgate
Baiton
Limehouse
Plailtow
Westminster
Westminster Bridge
Black-Fryars-bridge
Erfurth
Franconia
Abbeville
France