Excursion to Kew Palace and Windsor improvements noted
A Royal visit to Kew Palace with the Duke of Cumberland precedes plans to repair the Prince of Wales’s house at Kew. Six new wings will enlarge the palace, while Windsor park walls may be rebuilt and an iron bridge erected over the Thames. Militia pay changes and public health notes follow, with distressing crime and suicides listed among recent events.
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Kew Palace
Duke of Cumberland
Mr. Brown
Board of Works
Prince of Wales
Kew
Countess of
Esex
Uea
London
Dr. Cook
London Hospital
Dr.Cook
Gower-street
Gardner
Ramsey
Vondome
Peticomrpany
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Miorly
Longford Coramon
Tornier Place
Colnbrook
Windsor
Windsor Brogmore
Thames
Southley
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Scotland
Dartford
Kent
Onslow
Richmond
Bares Common
William White
Whitchurch
Oxfordshire
Thomas White
Epsom
Lord Onslow
Lord le Despencer
Tenterdon-street
Hanever-quare
Embarkation off Helder report from Pulteney and York
From the London Gazette a letter reports that all British and Russian troops left North Holland, with ships and transports sailing when wind allowed. It notes provisions sold or distributed to locals, Dutch ships disabled, and engagements to honor armistice terms with General Brune. Frederick Duke of York affirms Knox can liaise with Brune on the war’s arrangements.
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Guildhall
Sheriff Flower
London
Arelidigs
Dixon
Waithman
Holland
Dornford
London Gazette
Downing-street
Alexander Hope
J. Pulteney
Henry Dundes
Swan Cutter
North Holland
Bovar
Moffirilly
Gen
Brune
Nieuwe Diep
Dickson
Royale
Bisle
Utmos
Rawford
Elip Romsney
Weoubillé
Gohourtobes
Est
Pulteney
Cal. Hope
Texel
Duke of ‘York
SchagenBruz
Alkmaar
Knox
Frederick Duke of York
Ganmaner
Schagen Brug
Ahi
the. Dakerof
Yorks
Hin
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