A New Discovery at Merimberrys Complete with Nobles
A detailed historical notice recounts a grand pageant with many titled figures from the royal court and city offices, followed by an advertisement for The Essence of Flowers and a report from the Lennon Gazette about military and noble arrivals, christenings, and Allied army movements. It notes the death of Du Gué Lambert, the christening of the Prince of Portugal’s son, and various troop dispositions on the Continent and in Deal. It closes with Sir Jeffery Amherst and Colonel Grant’s actions against the Cherokee and the burning of frontier towns in the Carolinas and Georgia, including peace talks.
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Lennon Gazette
du Gué Lambert
Courageux
Sis
Elis
Prince
Zira
Joseph-Francis-Xavier-de Paula- Domiggos- Antonio- Auzustinho - Anastacia
Portugal
Munden
Scainville
Grabertein
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Marshal Broglio
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Luckner
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Hartz
Hague
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Hesse
Westphalia
Buhne
Weser
Hamelen
Hartz Mountains
Stockhausen
Prince Ferdinand
Hanover
Wittgenau
Lippe
London
Waitehall
Jeffery Amhertt
Albany
Grant
40Th Regiment of Foot
Monypenny
Kennedy
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