Tuition and fencing lessons offered by Mr Bowler on College Street
Vate tuition for gentlemen and ladies to qualify for merchant's office, army, navy, or public service. Instruction at home or abroad with experienced tutors. One month probation available, no fee for attendance. Fencing taught. printed terms available on request.
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Army
Navy
Francis Bowler
College Street
Westminster Abbey
London May 3 Middlesex freeholders and foreign news
London reports cast doubt on Middlesex freeholders count claiming about 2820 attended a contested election. London and Dublin observers relay anxiety over Wilkes election news. Also noted are sessions at Guildhall Hicks's Hall and various appointed chaplains, maritime dispatches, prison populations, sailor shortages, militia embodi ments, and a Newcastle upon Tyne representative instruction to defend habeas corpus and jury rights.
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London
Dublin
Wilkes
Holyhead
Parkgate
Guildhall
Middlesex
Hicks’s Hall
St. John’s Street
Charles Blackstone
New College
Oxford
Wyke
Southampton
Winchester
Andover
Banff
Benjamin Gates
Amsterdam
Edward Blake
Patrick Blake
Sudbury
Constantinople
Poland
Porte
Rome
France
Parma
Cardinal de Bernis
Portugal
Lisbon
Paris
Rochford
Hughes
Portsmouth
Spithead
Janie
Bourdeaux
Rotterdam
Goodwin Sands
Burvis
East-India House
Plymouth
Bengal
St. Helena
Verelft
Baddison
Dutton
Rice
Kent
Milles
Talbot
Charles Hudson
Salisbury
Wyche
Queen
Stainforth
India
Valentine
Madrass
Carnatic
Smith
Col. Wood
Ross
Calcutta
Fort St. George
Clive
Allen
Grosvenor
Saunders
Pacifick
Barkley
Dampier
Johnson
Jameson
Granby
Jackson
Ponsborne
Payne
Royal Navy
East India Company
King’s Bench
St. James, Clerkenwell
Thwaite
Ratcliffe Highway
Stepney
River Thames
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Walter Blackett, Bart
Matthew Ridley
Newcastle Upon Tynne
Diplomatic official seeks relief after port seizure
An European plenipotentiary minister living here was seized by a long illness and spent days visiting noble houses to tell of his trunks being opened at the Custom-house. Authorities tightened searches at Kent ports for coffers directed to a suspected contraband trader tied to a diplomat. Public sentiment builds around a loyal address promising weighty matters for Middlesex freeholders.
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Middlesex
Coventry Canal
Oxford
St. James’s
Newgate
George Williams
Josiah Hodgkin
Richard Brace
Owen
Foot
Holborn
John Evans
Dyer
Joseph Dobbins
James Dick
John Laurence
St. James’s Street
Mr. Thrift
Kensington Gravel Pits
Muss Morris
Covent Garden Theatre
Chelsea
Anna Palfreman
Paltreman
Westminster
Abingdon Buildings
Edward Tucker
Zachary Mudge
Exeter
St. Andrew’s
Plymouth
Robinson
Charing
Cross
Europe
Custom House
Kent
Fragmented 1769 Chronicle of Rumour and Scandal Items
A pastiche of notices and extracts lampoons electioneering, court reports, crimes, and social gossip from 1769. It references Parliament, the East India Company, a Paris ambassador, a Duke decoyed to infamy, expected executions, and various London notices about riots, hearings, and public intrigue. The items are unconnected, reproducing sensational snippets and announced reprints.
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House of Commons
East-India Company
Westminster
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St. Paul's Churchyard
Nice
Thomas Weston
Liverpool
William Naith
Coleman Street
Packer
Prefer
Thomas Turvey
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Richard West
Sicbury
Devonshire
Swalé
Southgate-freet
William Rogers
Bristol
Comn Street
Brisol
Chronicle of Liberty
England
Papyrus Tertius
Black-sburg
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Tylday Laft
Earl of
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Frederick Lord Baltimore
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