Parliament of Britanny Sends Proceedings to King and Chancellor
A fragment notes that the Parliament of Brittany sent copies of proceedings detailing secret assemblies and offensive discourse. It asserts depositions against persons of rank, with three councils already held. Paris parliament also received the copy, but counsellors urged awaiting ministry decisions before reporting.
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Parliatent
Britanny
Paris
Riot disrupts Freehold county court session in New Jersey
From Freehold New Jersey residents angry at lawyers confront the court. A riotous mob prevented the holding of pleas and general sessions, intimidating magistrates and preventing any court from opening on the scheduled date.
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New-York
Freehold
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Leacy
Gloucester
Egg-harbour Road
Arundel
Prince George
Baltimore
Annapolis
Errington
London
Irish News Roundup From Dublin and Beyond
March reports from Dublin Douglas Isle of Man say the lighthouse and much of the harbour quay were wrecked by recent floods. Mullingar items note Patrick White, accused of willful murder over a Mullingar stagecoach crash on the 14th, with further fatalities and a claimed broken back dispute. Ballyfapgart man Andrew Crotty drowns in the Blackwater accident. Romish priest Patrick Sweeney recants and joins Protestant church in Den Kilmore.
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Dublin
Douglas
Isle of Man
Mullingar
Patrick White
Donnovan
Kinnegad
Andrew Crotty
Ballyfapgart
Waterford
Patrick Sweeney
Norton?York April 7 Prisoners tried for crimes and death notes
In Whitchurch Shropshire a benefice was presented by the Duke of Bridgewater to the Rev Mr Egerton archdeacon of Derby. Several prisoners in the castle were convicted of high treason horse stealing sheep stealing and theft. A servant maid sued a farmer for breach of marriage contract and won. A coal-pit fire near town killed four men, one dying after hours.
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York
Duke of Bridgewater
Mr. Egerton
Derby
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Settrington
Langton
Wm. Varley
James Oldfield
Bab
Robert Moor
William Moor
William
Owen
George’ Carr
Joh
Fitmingley
Robert” Allerton
Benjamin Parkinson
Richard Whitteld
Beech Apeil’s
Thomas Fenton
Most Brilliant Appearance Noted At St James's Court
Fragmentary OCR item mentions St James's and a court drawing with reference to a birth and notable ladies. details are unclear but indicate a historical social scene at St James's with talk of a brilliant appearance.
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St. James's
Royal observances and political bustle in St James's and Parliament
Reports describe royal appearances at St James's with the death orderic scene, the Earl of Chatham’s arrival, and the Marquis of Graxby en route to Belvoir. It notes anticipated illuminations after a Scottish relief and plans to prorogue Parliament around mid May, plus political maneuvering at the Robinhood society and India proprietors meeting about the House Lift canvass.
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St. James's
Priliam-Henry
Gilbert, Heathcote
Edwin Lascellés
Yorkshire
St. James’s
Earl of Chatham
Hig House -In
Pall-mark
Hayes
Lord Camden
Culloden
Duke of Cumberland
Thames
Scotland
Robinhood Society
London
Crim
Grosvenor
St. Alban’s,. &c
Dottorscommons
St. Jamies’s Palace
Cornhill
George Colebroke
Rous
Fragmented 18th Century Bank and Society News Recap
Readable passages describe governance changes at the Bank of England with William Cooper as Governor and Robert Payne as Deputy Governor, alongside a list of directors. The piece also covers trade shifts with Hamburgh and Bremen, French finances and funding hesitancy, a planned winter Ranelagh style event, and a robbery report aboard the ship Augular with a suspect arrested in Wapping.
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London
Nodimallifurs Prize
William Cooper
Robert Payne
Chofen
Sam Beachcroft
Plant
Robert Boehm
James Sperling
Daniel Booth
Tho
Thomas
Gustavus Brander
Mark’ Weyland
Barth
Burton
William Bowden
Mat. Clarmont
Benj. Branfill
John Cornwall
Edward Darel
George Drake
Peter du Cane
Peter Gauffen
William Hatfield
Benj. Hopkins
Richard Neave
J. H.langston
George Peters
Robert Marth
William Snell
France
Joan
Chatham
Kent
Ranelagh
Ranelagh House
Aimack’s
Cornelys
Cheapside
Tancred
Dartford
John Sherwood
Shadwell
John Darcey
Wapping
Chiatham
Hill
Shrewsbury
Fragmentary Crime Note Referencing London Names
A damaged fragment describes a murder in a London area near Great Russell Street and Pall Mall with several named residents and tradespeople including Nowell of Read Hall and a Mr Barrette a pork butcher. The text is garbled but indicates a Wednesday event and mentions ages and locations around Bloomsbury Browns and Ludgate Hill.
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Raffel- Street
Sean
Pall-Mall
Jed
Bloomsbury
Browns
Safoll Bond- Frees
William
Ganton
Roger
Nowéll
Read-Hall
Anta ‘Butler
Penént
Ludgate - Kill
Rose-street
Newgate-market
Barrette
Complete Collection of Letters Published for Sale
This Day is Published at price 22.6. The COMPLETE COLLECTION includes William Draper letters. Printed for A. Thomson in Newgate. Frets and may be had of all booksellers, stationers, and news-carriers in town and country.
Patent Blinds Offer From Edward Bevan
Edward Bevan announces seven Venetian window blinds made with four new Plan of six features and unique patent Pallies. The blinds are designed to be unnoticeable and not repairable, claiming superiority beyond any prior blinds. They are offered to ladies gentlemen merchants and tradesmen for ready money at reasonable terms.
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Edward Bevan
Wine Vaults and Coffee House Billing Notice
A historical notice from New Brunswick advertising ready money sale terms for casks hampers and bottles. It notes delivery and return arrangements and that money is paid on return, with mintakes to prevent.
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