Tide of political shifts and public notices in early Norfolk
A chaotic mélange of royal appointments, county duties, and public concerns unfolds. The piece mentions Sir John Hobart and Sir Thomas ARS elevated as peers, elections for county positions, a new bishopric appointment, and civic issues from a Palace to Old Sarum. It notes fires in London districts, naval signals, and ongoing administrative changes affecting Norfolk. The text also references a murder case, health concerns, and international affairs with Spain and the West Indies.
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Morni ‘Corning
Sonny Sy Bae
Neegrit
Tim Puckith
Yaroling
Princea
Lina
Mary
Lonifarefs
Justice Lambert
Monzy
Deptford
Cooper
John Hobart
Thom Ars
Mas Coke
Creat Gunty
Norfolk
Fentworth
Sir Jonty
York
City of Lincoln
Gretraleneroir
Monson
Wise
Oseua
Britain
Acon Bart
Eng
Ab Gores Liltain
Thomas W Atson Y Dart
Coun
Sir Ees
Lord Munson
eCaenty
Edmund
Pey
Wiite
Dublin
John Read
Galicia
Spain
West
Indi
Berbadoe
St Lucia
Martinico
Revenge
Chatham
Thomas Harrison
Santa Ric
Hertford
Eer Harrison
Balls
Bee
Old Sarum
Sarah
Seward Islands
Royal Palace
Hampton-Court
Newgate
Lythe
Greenwich
Matt Weck
Bath
Robert Tavies
Efe
Hees Flint
Flint Castle
Carlos Roculorum
Christ-Church
Uney
DE Chee Senta
Peison
Lepary
Esey
Wansgen
Ely
Royal Chappe
Wennington
Thorley
Whitehall
Hertfordshire
New Bond
Cis
S. Basthelomew
Wes