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MR166601 |
6–9 Aug 1666 |
Weymouth. Mr. Stone, postmaster, sent up to the Council for reporting false news |
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MR166602 |
3–10 Sep 1666 |
General Post Office will be located at the Two Black Pillars in Bridges Street, Covent Garden |
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MR166603 |
17–20 Sep 1666 |
General Letter Office will be located in Bishopsgate Street, at Sir Samuel Bernardiston's house |
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MR166604 |
4–8 Oct 1666 |
Kentish & Sussex Post Office moved to John Dyne's house near the Pump in Crutchet Fryers |
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MR166701 |
4–8 Jul 1667 |
Paid letters to be given in only to people having given security and oath. A List of such persons |
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MR166702 |
15–18 Jul 1667 |
Mr. Roberts and Mr. Magnus appointed Letter Receivers |
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MR166703 |
22–26 Aug 1667 |
Kentish Post Office moved to Bishopsgate Street. Postmaster not to overcharge for paid letters |
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MR166704 |
2–5 Sep 1667 |
Letters should be fully addressed |
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MR166705 |
21–24 Oct 1667 |
Letters to Liverpool, Ormskirk, Prescot, Wiggan & Leagh to be conveyed 3 times a week instead of 2 |
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MR166801 |
10–13 Feb 1667 |
Post house moved from the Swan near Charing Cross to the Red Lyon against Meuse Gate |
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MR166802 |
4–8 Jun 1668 |
Holland. Communication via Harwich and Helvoet Sluyce re-established. Schedule |
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MR166803 |
12–15 Oct 1668 |
Letters to be carried twice a week between Exeter & Lawnston |
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MR166804 |
14–17 Dec 1668 |
Letters to a particular person to be delivered for two pence besides the London postage |
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MR166901 |
12–15 Jul 1669 |
Mr Groyne appointed to receive letters within Temple Barre instead of Mr. Eales |
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MR166902 |
19–22 Jul 1669 |
Mr. John Grone appointed to receive letters within Temple Barre |
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MR166903 |
19–22 Jul 1669 |
Conveyance of letters between Oxford & Gloucester and between Oxford & Bristol to begin August 1 |
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MR166904 |
5–9 Aug 1669 |
Postmaster General published a table of Post towns in England and Wales |
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MR167001 |
11–14 Apr 1670 |
A Half Post is established between London and Chester |
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MR167101 |
2 Oct 28 Sep 1671 to 2 Oct |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167201 |
2 May 29 Apr 1672 to 2 May |
A Post will go every day to from London to Harwich & Portsmouth |
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MR167202 |
13–17 Jun 1672 |
His Majesty's Fleet. Letters dispatched every day (except Sunday) at 9 o'clock at night |
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MR167203 |
3 Oct 30 Sep 1672 to 3 Oct |
A Post will go four times a week from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167204 |
24–28 Oct 1672 |
Mrs. Turner forbidden to carry letters to the General Letter Office in Bishopsgate Street |
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MR167301 |
10–14 Apr 1673 |
A Post to go four times a week from London to Portsmouth & Harwich during the expedition at sea |
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MR167401 |
2 Feb 29 Jan 1673 to 2 Feb |
Southampton. Two horses left at the post house. They can be claimed if owners pay for their keep |
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MR167402 |
21–25 May 1674 |
A Post will go every day between London and Windsor |
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MR167403 |
5–8 Oct 1674 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167404 |
19–23 Nov 1674 |
A Post from London to Essex every day. Another one to Chichester & Arundel three times a week |
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MR167501 |
8–12 Jul 1675 |
A Post will go every day from London to Windsor during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167502 |
2–6 Sep 1675 |
A Post is established three times a week to Lewes and Sussex. Another one to Alford in Kent |
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MR167601 |
27–30 Mar 1676 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167602 |
3 Jul 29 Jun 1676 to 3 Jul |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR167603 |
21–25 Sep 1676 |
Lost Mare. A reward will be given to whoever finds it |
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MR167604 |
2–5 Oct 1676 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167701 |
11–14 Jun 1677 |
A Post will go every day from London to Bath during Her Majesty's stay there |
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MR167702 |
14–18 Jun 1677 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule. Also to Bath during the Queen's stay there |
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MR167703 |
27–30 Aug 1677 |
Thomas Moris eloped with a horse and five pounds in coins |
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MR167704 |
24–27 Sep 1677 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167705 |
25–29 Oct 1677 |
Reward for finding two horses stolen from Mr. Thomas Shore |
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MR167801 |
18–21 Mar 1677 |
General Post Office is removed from Bishopsgate Street to Lombard Street, to Sir Robert Viner's house |
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MR167802 |
4–8 Apr 1678 |
Conveyance of letters to various towns in Surrey and Sussex |
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MR167803 |
8–11 Jul 1678 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR167804 |
11–15 Jul 1678 |
Letters to go to Bedford three times a week to begin July 21th |
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MR167805 |
18–22 Jul 1678 |
Conveyance of letters between London and Bedford three times a week |
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MR167806 |
12–15 Aug 1678 |
A Post will go every day from London to Windsor during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167807 |
26–30 Sep 1678 |
A Post will go every day from London and Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR167808 |
26–30 Dec 1678 |
A Post goes three times a week to Cranbrook, Biddenden, Tenderdin, Appledove, Hastings, &c |
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MR167901 |
23–26 Jun 1679 |
Tunbrige Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR167902 |
22–25 Sep 1679 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR168001 |
8–11 Mar 1679 |
A Post will go every day from London to Newmarket during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR168002 |
1–5 Jul 1680 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168101 |
21–24 Mar 1680 |
Oxford. A Post will go to Oxford every day |
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MR168201 |
2–5 Oct 1682 |
List of Posts started on September 29, 1682 |
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MR168202 |
2–6 Nov 1682 |
A Post will go every day from London to Bristol. List of letter receivers in London |
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MR168202A |
Circa 1782 |
To Prevent the Miscarriage of Post-Letters |
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MR168203 |
23–27 Nov 1682 |
Dockwra. Notice of the condemnation of the founder of the London Penny Post |
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MR168204 |
4 Dec 30 Nov 1682 to 4 Dec |
Government Penny Post to start Monday the llth of December |
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MR168205 |
14–18 Dec 1682 |
Penny Post. Messengers, couriers & deliverers are bonded |
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MR168301 |
5–8 Mar 1682 |
Newmarket. A Post will go every day while the court is there |
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MR168302 |
2 Apr 29 Mar 1683 to 2 Apr |
Penny Post. Correspondence will go even on Easter, Whitsuntide, and other holy days |
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MR168303 |
21–24 May 1683 |
Penny Post. Correspondence will go even on Whitsuntide and other holy days |
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MR168304 |
18–21 Jun 1683 |
Ireland. Two Posts a week from London on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Three in the Summer |
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MR168305 |
25–28 Jun 1683 |
New mail service from London |
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MR168306 |
26–30 Jul 1683 |
Correspondence to Poole from Salisbury |
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MR168307 |
6–9 Aug 1683 |
List of the new mail service from London |
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MR168308 |
19–22 Nov 1683 |
Mr. Rawson appointed Deputy Postmaster of East Retford in Lincolnshire |
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MR168309 |
17–20 Dec 1683 |
Penny Post. Correspondence picked up and delivered on Christmas and other holy days |
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MR168401 |
7–10 Jan 1683 |
Mr. Dunton published a book giving a false account of the Penny Post. A public confession |
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MR168402 |
28–31 Jan 1683 |
Ice preventing packet-boats from reaching England |
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MR168403 |
3 Mar 28 Feb 1683 to 3 Mar |
Newmarket. A Post will go every day while the court is there |
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MR168404 |
27–31 Mar 1684 |
Penny Post. Mail will be picked up and delivered on holy days |
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MR168405 |
15–19 May 1684 |
Penny Post. Mail will be picked up and delivered on holy days |
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MR168406 |
22–26 May 1684 |
Penny Post. Mail will be picked up and delivered the same day they come to London |
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MR168407 |
16–19 Jun 1684 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168408 |
18–22 Dec 1684 |
Penny Post. List of Coffee Houses open to accept letters |
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MR168501 |
1–5 Jan 1684 |
Penny Post. Office at Chequer Court moved to Dukes Court near St. Martin's Church |
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MR168502 |
13 Feb 1684 |
Illegal conveyance of mail. Gilbert Staunton of Kittering found guilty and assessed £380 in fines |
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MR168503 |
19–23 Mar 1684 |
List of places. the Mail will go to three times a week |
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MR168504 |
4–7 May 1685 |
Reward for finding two horses stolen from Sir Thomas Wilbraham |
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MR168505 |
18–22 Jun 1685 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168506 |
25–29 Jun 1685 |
A Post goes from London to Chichester |
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MR168507 |
24–28 Sep 1685 |
List of new towns receiving mail three times a week |
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MR168601 |
15–18 Mar 1685 |
A Post goes from London to Lewes, Sussex every Monday nights |
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MR168602 |
14 Apr 1686 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail was robbed. Foreign gold valued at more than £5,000 stolen |
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MR168603 |
18 Apr 1686 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail was robbed. Foreign gold valued at more than £5,000 stolen (continued) |
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MR168604 |
19–22 Apr 1686 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail was robbed. Richard Alborough apprehended. John Smith still at large |
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MR168605 |
20–24 May 1686 |
List of new towns where the Post goes on Monday nights, in addition to the usual post nights |
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MR168606 |
10 Jun 1686 |
Illegal conveyance of letters. John Warren & Thomas Wooddeson condemned |
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MR168607 |
22 Jun 1686 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail. Richard Alborough, Oliver Haley & John Condon standing trial |
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MR168608 |
23 Jun 1686 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail. Oliver Haley & John Condon standing trial |
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MR168609 |
15 Oct 1686 |
Postmasters are nominated by the Earl of Rochester, Postmaster General |
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MR168610 |
4–8 Nov 1686 |
General Penny Post Office is moved to Star Court in Cornhill |
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MR168701 |
3–7 Feb 1686 |
England & Ireland. Letters between the two countries can be sent unpaid |
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MR168702 |
4–7 Apr 1687 |
Establishment of a post to Ashby de la Zouch three times a week |
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MR168703 |
27–30 Jun 1687 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168704 |
4 Jul 30 Jun 1687 to 4 Jul |
Jamaica. Establishment of a Post Office. Mr. James Wales appointed Postmaster |
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MR168705 |
10 Jul 1687 |
Mail robbery. Holland mail robbed between Rochester and Harwich. Diamonds are missing |
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MR168706 |
11–15 Aug 1687 |
Post will follow His Majesty's progress during his absence from London |
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MR168707 |
26 Aug 1687 |
Mail robbery. Diamonds stolen between Colchester and Harwich, June 25th. A follow-on |
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MR168708 |
12 Oct 1687 |
Mail robbery. Diamonds stolen between Colchester and Harwich, June 25th. A follow-on |
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MR168709 |
17–21 Nov 1687 |
Barbados & Antigua. Establishment of a Post Office. Captain George Saintlo appointed Postmaster |
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MR168801 |
7–10 May 1688 |
Mail robbery. Post-boy robbed between Daventry and Coventry |
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MR168802 |
21–25 Jun 1688 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168803 |
12–15 Nov 1688 |
A Post will go every day from London to Salisbury and back starting November 16, 1688 |
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MR168804 |
26–29 Nov 1688 |
A Post will go every day between London and Reading |
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MR168901 |
17–20 Jun 1689 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR168902 |
29 Jul 1689 |
A horse post is established between Penrith and Cockermouth and Whitehaven twice a week |
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MR168903 |
2–5 Sep 1689 |
Mail robbery. The North Mail was robbed between Kingsland and Newington |
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MR168904 |
2–5 Sep 1689 |
Mail robbery. The Chester mail was robbed near Highgate |
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MR168905 |
14 Sep 1689 |
Ireland. Packet boats to go from Highlake to Belfast three times weekly. Papist rebellion over |
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MR168906 |
28 Sep 1689 |
Newmarket. A Post will go there every day during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR168907 |
19–23 Dec 1689 |
A Post will go from London to Leigh in Essex three times a week starting December 26th |
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MR169001 |
6–9 Jan 1689 |
List of Letter Receivers at East Smithfield, Wapping, and Ratcliffe Cross |
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MR169002 |
7–10 Apr 1690 |
Conveyance of letters to Cranbourn, county of Hampshire |
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MR169003 |
2–5 Jun 1690 |
During His Majesty's stay in England, a Post will go from London to His Majesty's residence |
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MR169004 |
12–16 Jun 1690 |
Scotland and Ireland. Schedule of posts |
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MR169005 |
19–23 Jun 1690 |
John Freeman appointed Letter Receiver at Highworth, Wilts. Schedule of posts |
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MR169006 |
19–23 Jun 1690 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169007 |
26–30 Jun 1690 |
Richard Davis appointed Letter Receiver at Montgomery. Routing of the mail |
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MR169008 |
14–17 Jul 1690 |
Richard Haines at Newport & widow Rycroft at Whitchurch appointed Letter Receivers |
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MR169009 |
28–31 Jul 1690 |
Conveyance of letters to Oakham and Upingham in Rutlandshire |
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MR169010 |
8 Oct 1690 |
Thomas Whitcraft appointed Letter Receiver at Clare, Suffolk |
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MR169011 |
3–6 Nov 1690 |
Bad weather preventing packet boats from coming from Holland and Flanders |
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MR169012 |
15–18 Dec 1690 |
Bad weather preventing packet boats from coming from Holland and Flanders |
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MR169101 |
11 Mar 1690 |
Postmasters General. Appointment of Sir Robert Cotton and Thomas Frankland |
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MR169102 |
12–16 Mar 1690 |
Routing of various posts |
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MR169103 |
18–22 Jun 1691 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169201 |
21–25 Jan 1691 |
John Cornish appointed Letter Receiver at Southam, Warwickshire |
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MR169202 |
7–11 Apr 1692 |
A Post will go every day to the Buoy in the Nore while the fleet is there |
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MR169203 |
12–16 May 1692 |
A Post will go every day to Portsmouth, Sundays excepted, while the fleet is there for the Summer |
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MR169204 |
23–27 Jun 1692 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169301 |
12–16 Jan 1692 |
Letters will go directly to Burton upon Trent three times a week, not via Derby as formerly |
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MR169302 |
22–26 Jun 1693 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169401 |
22–26 Feb 1693 |
During the war, a Post will go to Sheerness every day except Sunday |
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MR169402 |
21–25 Jun 1694 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169501 |
20–24 Jun 1695 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169601 |
19–23 Mar 1695 |
Oxford. A post will go every day, Sunday excepted |
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MR169602 |
18–21 Jun 1696 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169603 |
26–30 Nov 1696 |
Schedule of post between Exeter and Bristol. Routing |
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MR169604 |
21–24 Dec 1696 |
Lancelot Plumer and William Barret appointed Letter Receivers for the port of London |
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MR169701 |
7–10 Jun 1697 |
A Person at the George at Grays in Essex appointed Letter Receiver. Schedule of post |
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MR169702 |
17–21 Jun 1697 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169703 |
26–29 Jul 1697 |
Post offices set up in various towns in Kent. Schedule of post |
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MR169704 |
9–13 Dec 1697 |
Missing bags of mail. List of Exchequer Notes |
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MR169705 |
16–20 Dec 1697 |
Missing mail bags containing Exchequer Notes. The three parcels have been found |
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MR169706 |
23–27 Dec 1697 |
A Post will go to Cambridge in the usual post days. Routing |
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MR169801 |
3–7 Mar 1697 |
Mail robbery. Exchequer notes stolen between Rumford and London |
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MR169802 |
24–28 Mar 1698 |
A Post will go every night to Low Layton, Waltham Stow, Wanstead, Woodford, Chigwell, Epping, &c |
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MR169803 |
4 Apr 31 Mar 1698 to 4 Apr |
Newmarket. A post will go every day during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR169804 |
16–20 Jun 1698 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed at Maidenhead Thicket |
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MR169805 |
23–27 Jun 1698 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169806 |
14–18 Jul 1698 |
Mail robbery. Northern Mail was robbed near Ware. Privy Council decision |
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MR169807 |
18–21 Jul 1698 |
France. Mail will go on Mondays and Thursdays by way of Dover |
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MR169808 |
5–8 Sep 1698 |
Mail robbery. The Grand West mail was robbed between Staines and Hounslow |
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MR169809 |
15–19 Sep 1698 |
Tallies |
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MR169901 |
12–16 Jan 1698 |
List of outstanding tallies on the Post Office |
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MR169902 |
2 Feb 30 Jan 1698 to 2 Feb |
List of outstanding tallies on the Post Office |
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MR169903 |
12–15 Jun 1699 |
Spanish Netherlands. Mail communication re-established every Monday and Friday. Mail for Spain |
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MR169904 |
22–26 Jun 1699 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR169905 |
14–17 Aug 1699 |
Illegal conveyance of mail. John Crew of Sittingbourne condemned |
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MR170001 |
9–13 May 1700 |
A Post will go every day (Sunday excepted) to Hampton Court during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR170002 |
20–24 Jun 1700 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170003 |
19–23 Sep 1700 |
General Penny Post Office moved from Cloak Lane to the Black Swan in Bishopsgate Street |
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MR170004 |
23–26 Sep 1700 |
Schedule and routing of the mail between Exeter and West Chester |
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MR170101 |
19–23 Jun 1701 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170102 |
25–28 Aug 1701 |
Mail schedule between London and Swaffham, Feckenham, Rainham, Wells and Cromer |
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MR170201 |
8–11 Jun 1702 |
Postmaster General. Robert Cotton and Thomas Frankland re-appointed |
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MR170202 |
8–11 Jun 1702 |
Portugal. Mail will be dispatched to Lisbon instead of Corunna |
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MR170203 |
18–22 Jun 1702 |
Portugal. A Mail will be dispatched on Tuesdays every two weeks as formerly |
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MR170204 |
18–22 Jun 1702 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170205 |
27–31 Aug 1702 |
A post will go every day to Bath during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR170206 |
5–7 Nov 1702 |
Barbadoes, Antigua, Nevis, St. Christopher's & Jamaica. A Boat will leave on November 16th |
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MR170301 |
11–14 Jan 1702 |
Barbadoes, Antigua, Nevis, St. Christopher's & Jamaica. Postal rates |
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MR170302 |
14–17 Jun 1703 |
Lost mail. Bags and post boy disappeared between Mansfield and Nottingham |
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MR170303 |
1–5 Jul 1703 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170304 |
12–16 Aug 1703 |
A Post will go every day to Bath during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR170305 |
9–13 Sep 1703 |
Ireland. Mail robbery. The mail was robbed between Dunstable and St. Albans |
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MR170401 |
3–6 Jan 1703 |
Missing mail. Post boy and mail of December 22nd still not heard of |
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MR170402 |
27–31 Jan 1703 |
Anonymous letter. Sender requested to make himself known |
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MR170403 |
3–6 Apr 1704 |
Portugal. Mail will be dispatched from London every Tuesday |
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MR170404 |
1–5 Jun 1704 |
Windsor. A Post will go every day, Sunday excepted, during His Majesty's stay there |
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MR170405 |
26–29 Jun 1704 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170501 |
15–18 Jan 1704 |
A Post will go to Exeter three times a week. Routing |
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MR170502 |
12–15 Mar 1704 |
Barbadoes, Antigoa, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher's & Jamaica. Postal rates |
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MR170503 |
13–16 Apr 1705 |
Barbadoes, Antigoa, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher & Jamaica. Schedule and postal rates |
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MR170504 |
13–16 Apr 1705 |
Bermuda & American Colonies. Same schedule as for the mail to the West Indies |
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MR170505 |
25–28 Jun 1705 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170601 |
1 Jul 27 Jun 1706 to 1 Jul |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170602 |
11–15 Jul 1706 |
Spanish Netherlands. Mail will be dispatched every Monday and Friday as formerly |
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MR170603 |
21–25 Nov 1706 |
Spanish Netherlands. A mail for Ostend is re-established every Monday and Friday |
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MR170701 |
15 May 1707 |
Ireland. The packet boat was taken over by a French privateer |
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MR170702 |
3–7 Jul 1707 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170801 |
5–8 Jul 1708 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170901 |
12–14 Jul 1709 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR170902 |
12–14 Jul 1709 |
A Post will go between Oxford and Bath three times a week. Routing |
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MR170903 |
1 Dec 29 Nov 1709 to 1 Dec |
Charles Povey, founder of the Half-penny Carriage, condemned |
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MR171001 |
8–10 May 1710 |
West Indies. The "Resolution" Packet boat to leave from Bristol on the 17th of May |
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MR171002 |
13–15 Jul 1710 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171003 |
25 Jul 1710 |
Elizabeth Locker tried and condemned for collecting letters illegally |
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MR171004 |
19–22 Aug 1710 |
American Colonies. Monthly correspondence from Bristol. Postal rates to New York |
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MR171005 |
17–19 Oct 1710 |
New York. A packet boat will leave Bristol for New York on the 26th of October |
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MR171006 |
21–23 Nov 1710 |
Establishment of a post between London and Dumfries by way of Carlisle |
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MR171101 |
12 Jan 1710 |
West Indies. A packet boat is ready to leave from Bideford |
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MR171102 |
17–20 Feb 1710 |
West Indies. The "Evelyn" packet boat ready to leave from Bideford on February 27th |
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MR171103 |
17–20 Mar 1710 |
West Indies. The "Frankland" packet boat ready to leave from Bideford on March 29th |
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MR171104 |
8–10 May 1711 |
West Indies. The "Resolution" packet boat ready to leave from Bristol |
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MR171105 |
9–12 Jun 1711 |
Letters for places distant 10 miles or above will go by General Post instead of the Penny Post |
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MR171106 |
3 Jul 30 Jun 1711 to 3 Jul |
West Indies. The "Marlett" packet boats will leave from Portsmouth on July 14th |
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MR171107 |
3–5 Jul 1711 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171108 |
25–27 Oct 1711 |
New York. The "Harley" packet boat will leave for New York on the 18th of November |
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MR171201 |
15–17 Jan 1711 |
America. The "Edgley Gally'' to sail from Bristol to New York on the lOth of February |
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MR171202 |
7 May 1712 |
Ireland. The "Ann" Packet boat was taken by a French privateer on her passage to Holyhead |
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MR171203 |
14 May 1712 |
Ireland. The "Ann" Packet boat was taken by a French privateer on her passage to Holyhead |
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MR171204 |
24–26 Jun 1712 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171205 |
2 Aug 31 Jul 1712 to 2 Aug |
France. Mail will be taken at the General Post Office for Dunkirk on Mondays & Fridays |
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MR171206 |
30 Oct 1712 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Clonmel and Kilkenny |
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MR171207 |
18–22 Nov 1712 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Deptford and Southwark |
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MR171301 |
23–26 May 1713 |
Portugal. Letters will be taken once every other Tuesday after June 2nd |
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MR171302 |
4–7 Jul 1713 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171303 |
14–18 Jul 1713 |
Auction. The "Expedition" & "Mercury'' packet boats to be on sale at the Lloyd's Coffee House July 29 |
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MR171304 |
1–4 Aug 1713 |
Auction. The "Expedition" packet boat to be on sale at the Lloyd's Coffee House August 12th |
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MR171305 |
1 Sep 29 Aug 1713 to 1 Sep |
Auction. The "Queen" packet boat to be on sale at the Lloyd's Coffee House September llth |
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MR171306 |
10–13 Oct 1713 |
Auction. The "Union" packet boat to be on sale at the Lloyd's Coffee House October 14th |
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MR171307 |
15–19 Dec 1713 |
France, Italy, Turkey, Spain & Portugal. Mail to be forwarded by way of London, Dover & Calais |
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MR171308 |
22–26 Dec 1713 |
France, Italy, Turkey, Spain & Portugal. Mail to be taken on Mondays and Thursdays |
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MR171401 |
9–13 Mar 1713 |
Anonymous letter. Writer requested to make himself known |
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MR171402 |
15–19 Jun 1714 |
France & Minorca. Mail to be taken every Monday and Thursday. Postal rates |
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MR171403 |
3–6 Jul 1714 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171404 |
13–17 Jul 1714 |
Ireland & Scotland. A packet boat to go twice a week between Donaghadee & Port Patrick |
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MR171501 |
21 Mar 1714 |
Spain. Every other Tuesday, a mail will leave Falmouth for the Groyne, beginning March 22nd |
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MR171502 |
22–26 Mar 1715 |
Spain. Every other Tuesday, a mail will leave Falmouth for Corunna, beginning March 29th |
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MR171503 |
2 Apr 29 Mar 1715 to 2 Apr |
Spain. Every other Tuesday, a mail will leave Falmouth for the Groyne, beginning March 29th |
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MR171504 |
26–30 Apr 1715 |
Spain, Portugal. Every other Tuesday, a mail will leave Falmouth for the Groyne |
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MR171505 |
17–21 May 1715 |
General Penny Post Office to move to St. Christopher Church yard on May 26th |
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MR171506 |
25–28 Jun 1715 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171507 |
9–13 Aug 1715 |
Mail robbery. A person bringing mail was assaulted in Cheapside |
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MR171508 |
13–17 Sep 1715 |
Anonymous letter. The writer is requested to make himself known |
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MR171509 |
15–18 Oct 1715 |
Anonymous letter. The writer is requested to make himself known |
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MR171601 |
10 Jan 1715 |
Ireland. The "Grafton" and "Princess" packet boats are better than the other ones |
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MR171602 |
12–15 Jun 1716 |
Anonymous letter. The writer is requested to make himself known |
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MR171603 |
23–26 Jun 1716 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171604 |
25–28 Aug 1716 |
Ireland. mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Northop and Denbigh |
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MR171605 |
25–29 Dec 1716 |
Mr. Francis Russe~ of Westminster, appointed Letter Receiver |
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MR171701 |
26 Jan 1716 |
Mail robbery. Bristol and Exeter mail robbed between Turnham Green and Brentford |
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MR171702 |
26 Jan 1716 |
Anonymous letter. The writer is requested to make himself known |
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MR171703 |
5–9 Mar 1716 |
Spain. End of conveyance of mail to Spain via Corunna |
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MR171704 |
18 Jun 1717 |
Additional stage for carrying letters between Exeter and Holsworthy |
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MR171705 |
25 Jun 1717 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171706 |
30 Jul 1717 |
Spain & Northern Portugal. A mail will be dispatched from Falmouth every 14 days |
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MR171801 |
28 Jun 1718 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171802 |
19–22 Jul 1718 |
Henry Harper condemned to the pillory for having counterfeited a post office stamp |
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MR171901 |
9 May 1719 |
Portugal. Communication between Falmouth and Lisbon every Tuesday |
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MR171902 |
27 Jun 1719 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR171903 |
24 Jul 1719 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Colebrook and Longford |
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MR171904 |
21–25 Jul 1719 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbery. A reward given by Mr. Abraham Henckell |
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MR171905 |
15–18 Aug 1719 |
Mail robbery. Merchants to accept letters from accredited persons only |
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MR171906 |
18 Nov 1719 |
Mail robbery.-Bristol mail stolen near Maidenhead |
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MR172001 |
12 Apr 1720 |
Ralph Allen. Grant of a farm of all the Bye Way or Cross Road letters in England and Wales |
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MR172002 |
22 Apr 1720 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Slow and Colebrooke |
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MR172003 |
16 May 1720 |
Spain and Portugal. Communication between Falmouth and Corunna re-opened May 24th |
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MR172004 |
27 Jun 1720 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172005 |
8 Aug 1720 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Slow and Colebrooke |
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MR172006 |
5 Sep 1720 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Harehatch and Maidenhead |
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MR172007 |
19 Oct 1720 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed near Sherborne, Dorset |
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MR172008 |
19 Oct 1720 |
Mail robbery. Make bills and notes payable three days after sight to prevent robberies |
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MR172009 |
24 Oct 1720 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Bristol |
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MR172010 |
9 Dec 1720 |
Cross Roads opened in various places |
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MR172101 |
18 Jan 1721 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Colebrook and Longford |
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MR172102 |
6 Feb 1721 |
Mail robbery. Bristol and Gloucester mail robbed near Slow |
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MR172103 |
27 Jun 1721 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172104 |
9 Aug 1721 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Maidenhead and Slow |
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MR172105 |
29 Sep 1721 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Maidenhead |
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MR172106 |
3 Oct 1721 |
Regulations regarding the spreading of the contagion which rages in France |
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MR172201 |
5 Jan 1721 |
Mail robbery. Benjamin Child & William Wade, robbers of the Bristol mail, apprehended |
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MR172202 |
20 Jan 1721 |
Person, owner of a blank state lottery ticket stolen in the Western mail, asked to identify himself |
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MR172203 |
21 Feb 1721 |
Mail robbery. Western mail robbed near Sherborne in Dorsetshire |
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MR172204 |
16 Apr 1722 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Longford, Middlesex |
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MR172205 |
16 Apr 1722 |
Mail robbery. Reward of £200 for the apprehension and conviction of highwaymen |
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MR172206 |
18 Apr 1722 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Colebrook, Bucks |
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MR172207 |
16 Jul 1722 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172301 |
11 Feb 1722 |
Writer of a letter to the Postmaster General asked to identify himself |
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MR172302 |
12 Feb 1722 |
Mail robbery. Gloucester and Bristol mail robbed near Longford, Middlesex |
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MR172303 |
28 Jun 1723 |
Tunbridge Wells summer schedule |
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MR172501 |
22 Jan 1724 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail robbed between Redbourne and St. Albans |
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MR172502 |
15 Mar 1724 |
Recommended way of preventing bank notes from being stolen |
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MR172503 |
7 Oct 1725 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Bristol |
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MR172601 |
11 Jul 1726 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172701 |
4 Mar 1726 |
Portugal. Corunna packet boat will not run any longer. Use Lisbon mail instead |
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MR172702 |
5 Jul 1727 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172801 |
22 May 1728 |
Spain. Route to Corunna is open again for the mail to Northern Portugal every other Tuesday |
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MR172802 |
19 Jun 1728 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR172803 |
25 Jun 1728 |
Illegal carrying of the mail. A caution |
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MR172901 |
8 Jul 1729 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173001 |
3 Mar 1729 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Knightsbridge and Kensington |
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MR173002 |
27 Jun 1730 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173003 |
31 Aug 1730 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Maidenhead |
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MR173101 |
18 Jun 1731 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173201 |
5 Jan 1731 |
Writer of a letter is requested to identify himself |
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MR173202 |
24 Apr 1732 |
Mail robbery. Bristol and Gloucester mail stolen near Hounslow |
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MR173203 |
14 Jul 1732 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173301 |
3 Jul 1733 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173401 |
27 Jun 1734 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173501 |
26 Jun 1735 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173601 |
30 Jun 1736 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173701 |
28 Jun 1737 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173702 |
14 Oct 1737 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed near Gainsborough |
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MR173801 |
22 Feb 1737 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Reading |
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MR173802 |
24 Jun 1738 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR173803 |
27 Aug 1738 |
Mail robbery. North mail robbed at Kingsland near London |
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MR173804 |
13 Sep 1738 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed between Knightsbridge and Kensington |
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MR173805 |
1 Nov 1738 |
Mail robbery. Bankbill stolen out of the Bristol mail |
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MR173806 |
14 Dec 1738 |
Bank of England will offer note payable at seven days after sight |
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MR173901 |
15 Mar 1738 |
Person who wrote a letter on Wednesday to the Postmaster General is requested to identify himself |
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MR173902 |
30 Apr 1739 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed between Crookhorn and Sherborne |
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MR173903 |
2 May 1739 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed between Haselborough and East Chinnock |
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MR173904 |
12 May 1739 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbery. A follow-on |
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MR173905 |
23 Jun 1739 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174001 |
14 Mar 1739 |
Mail robbery. Worcester mail robbed between Audley-street End and Tyburn Turnpike |
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MR174002 |
2 Apr 1740 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Knightsbridge |
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MR174003 |
4 Apr 1740 |
Mail robbery. Western and Portsmouth mail robbed near Bagshot |
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MR174004 |
28 May 1740 |
Scotland. Proper postage must be paid otherwise the letters cannot be forwarded |
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MR174005 |
3 Jun 1740 |
Writer of a letter is requested to make himself known |
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MR174006 |
16 Jun 1740 |
Mail robbery. North mail robbed near Ware |
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MR174007 |
27 Jun 1740 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174008 |
2 Jul 1740 |
A Post to go every day (Sunday excepted) to Hounslow for the continuance of the camp there |
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MR174101 |
10 Jun 1741 |
England. Extension of the Post |
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MR174102 |
23 Jun 1741 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174103 |
1 Jul 1741 |
List of towns receiving a Post every night (Sunday excepted) |
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MR174201 |
22 Jun 1742 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174202 |
3 Jul 1742 |
Foreign letters. They have to be prepaid except to France, Holland & Flanders |
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MR174203 |
27 Jul 1742 |
Secretary to the Post Office. George Shelvocke appointed to replace Mr. Barbutt |
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MR174204 |
29 Sep 1742 |
Post chaise between London and Bath |
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MR174205 |
14 Oct 1742 |
Foreign Letters. They have to be prepaid except to France, Holland & Flanders |
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MR174301 |
15 Jan 1742 |
Post chaise between London and Harwich |
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MR174302 |
10 Mar 1742 |
Germany, Italy, other countries via Holland, France or Flanders. Postal rates |
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MR174303 |
8 Jun 1743 |
Mail robbery. The Post Boy was robbed near Barnstaple |
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MR174304 |
25 Jun 1743 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174305 |
23 Jul 1743 |
Post chaise between London and York and between London and Northampton |
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MR174306 |
18 Aug 1743 |
Post chaise between London and Dover and between London and Tunbridge Wells |
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MR174307 |
24 Oct 1743 |
Austrian Netherlands. Letters to members of the British army to be sent free of foreign postage |
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MR174308 |
1 Nov 1743 |
Post chaise between London and Salisbury |
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MR174401 |
12 Jan 1743 |
Mail robbery. North mail robbed between Hundington and Stilton |
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MR174402 |
8 Feb 1743 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed near Turnham Green |
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MR174403 |
25 Feb 1743 |
Writer of a letter to the Secretary is requested to identify himself |
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MR174404 |
23 Jun 1744 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174405 |
12 Jul 1744 |
Post Chaise between London and Oxford by way of Maidenhead and Nettlebed |
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MR174406 |
25 Jul 1744 |
Post Chaise between London and Norwich and between London and Cambridge |
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MR174407 |
14 Sep 1744 |
France. Treaty of Utrecht. No communication between Dover and Calais |
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MR174408 |
22 Sep 1744 |
Post Chaise between London .and Portsmouth |
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MR174409 |
19 Oct 1744 |
Flanders. New schedule |
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MR174501 |
22 Jun 1745 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174502 |
24 Aug 1745 |
Flanders. Mail to be directed via Holland |
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MR174503 |
12 Nov 1745 |
Illegal conveyance of the mail. A warning |
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MR174504 |
12 Nov 1745 |
West Indies. Rates and schedule |
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MR174601 |
28 Feb 1745 |
Levant. Schedule of the mail |
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MR174602 |
24 Jun 1746 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174603 |
2 Jul 1746 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail robbed near Hocklet in the county of Bedford |
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MR174604 |
4 Aug 1746 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed near Hither Black Water in the county of Surrey |
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MR174605 |
26 Aug 1746 |
Mail robbery. Description of Gabriel Tomkins, robber of the Chester mail |
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MR174606 |
1 Sep 1746 |
Mail robbery. Description Gabriel Tomkins, robber of the Chester mail |
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MR174607 |
4 Dec 1746 |
Mail robbery. Vincent Matthews is charged in the robbery of the West mail of February 8, 1743 |
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MR174701 |
22 Apr 1747 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail robbed near St. Alban's |
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MR174702 |
30 Apr 1747 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail. Description of the robbers |
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MR174703 |
24 Jun 1747 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174704 |
10 Jul 1747 |
Mail robbery. William and Thomas Bibbie escaped from jail |
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MR174705 |
17 Jul 1747 |
Mail robbery. William Bibbie killed while escaping. Thomas Bibbie still at large |
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MR174801 |
21 Jun 1748 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174802 |
12 Jul 1748 |
France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Turkey & Minorca. New schedule |
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MR174803 |
2 Dec 1748 |
Mail robbery. West Mail robbed near Basingstoke |
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MR174804 |
17 Dec 1748 |
Additional towns receiving mail three or six times a week |
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MR174805 |
17 Dec 1748 |
Minorca. Mail will be carried via Marseilles as in former times of peace |
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MR174806 |
31 Dec 1748 |
Austrian Netherlands, Flanders. Mail will go every Monday and Friday beginning January 9th |
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MR174901 |
16 Jan 1748 |
Mail robbery. Swaffham mail robbed between Swaffham to Thetford |
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MR174902 |
24 Jun 1749 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR174903 |
21 Jul 1749 |
Mail robbery. Thomas Munns apprehended |
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MR175001 |
30 Jan 1749 |
Spain. Communication by packet between Falmouth and the Groyne re-opened |
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MR175002 |
23 Jun 1750 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175101 |
19 Apr 1751 |
Mail robbery. Cirencester mail robbed between Wickham and Uxbridge |
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MR175102 |
21 Jun 1751 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175103 |
29 Jul 1751 |
Mail robbery. West mail robbed on Black Water Heath |
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MR175201 |
22 Jun 1752 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175301 |
17 Mar 1753 |
Mail robbery. Person bought a tankard and paid with a stolen bank post bill |
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MR175302 |
6 Jul 1753 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175303 |
18 Oct 1753 |
Anonymous letter threatening the Postmaster General |
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MR175304 |
7 Nov 1753 |
Anonymous letter threatening the Postmaster General. A follow-on |
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MR175401 |
2 Mar 1754 |
Mail robbery. Kent mail robbed near Sittingbourne |
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MR175402 |
13 Apr 1754 |
Portugal. Mail for Oporto must be marked via Lisbon otherwise to go by the Corunna mail |
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MR175403 |
2 Jul 1754 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175404 |
14 Oct 1754 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Morden and Lavington, in the county of Wilts |
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MR175501 |
22 Apr 1755 |
Mail robbery. Derby mail robbed between Market Harborough and Kibworth |
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MR175502 |
5 Jul 1755 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175503 |
20 Sep 1755 |
Improvement of correspondence. List of new conveyances |
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MR175504 |
24 Oct 1755 |
West Indies & North America. Rates & schedule |
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MR175601 |
5 Apr 1756 |
Minorca. Routing and postal rate |
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MR175602 |
17 May 1756 |
France. No communication with France via Dover and Calais |
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MR175603 |
21 May 1756 |
Spain, Portugal, countries via Holland & Flanders. Mail to be dispatched every Tuesday and Friday |
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MR175604 |
3 Jul 1756 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175605 |
2 Oct 1756 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Chesterfield and Sheffield |
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MR175606 |
12 Dec 1756 |
Mail robbery. Worcester mail robbed near Shepherds Bush |
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MR175607 |
20 Dec 1756 |
Mail robbery. Worcester mail robbed near Shepherds Bush. A follow-on '· |
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MR175701 |
4 Feb 1757 |
Mail robbery. North mail robbed near Royston |
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MR175702 |
21 Mar 1757 |
Mail robbery. Norwich mail robbed near Laytonstone, Essex |
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MR175703 |
5 Jul 1757 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175704 |
24 Dec 1757 |
Improvement of correspondence |
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MR175801A |
13 Apr 1758 |
Packet Boat between Leith and Lerwick |
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MR175801 |
5 May 1758 |
Foreign letters. They have to be prepaid except to Holland and Flanders |
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MR175802 |
4 Jul 1758 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175901 |
20 Jun 1759 |
Guadeloupe. Schedule |
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MR175902 |
2 Jul 1759 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR175903 |
20 Aug 1759 |
Person going to or coming from Holland have to have a passport |
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MR175904 |
28 Nov 1759 |
British Army in Germany. Schedule and postal rates |
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MR176001 |
9 Feb 1760 |
Mail robbery. Post boy was robbed of the Portsmouth mail near Kensington Gravel Pits |
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MR176002 |
12 Apr 1760 |
Passports are required to come from or go to Holland |
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MR176003 |
6 Jun 1760 |
Spain. Letters going through France will be dispatched twice a week instead of once |
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MR176004 |
7 Jul 1760 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR176101 |
29 May 1761 |
Bank note found in the yard of the post office |
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MR176102 |
Jun 1761 |
Improvement of correspondence. List of new cross roads |
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MR176103 |
1 Jul 1761 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR176201 |
1 Jan 1762 |
Corunna. January 5th will be the date of the last dispatch during the present war |
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MR176202 |
15 Jan 1762 |
Spain. During the present war, no more letters can be received or forwarded |
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MR176203 |
5 Feb 1762 |
Isle of Bellisle. Letters to be forwarded from Plymouth by two vessels |
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MR176204 |
13 Mar 1762 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Newcastle and Durham |
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MR176205 |
28 Jun 1762 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR176206 |
26 Jul 1762 |
Mail robbery. Bath mail robbed in his way to Petty France, Gloucestershire |
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MR176207 |
29 Oct 1762 |
Havanna. Mail dispatched with the West India Mail |
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MR176208 |
30 Nov 1762 |
France, Spain, Sicily, Switzerland & Turkey. Re-opening of communication with and through France |
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MR176209 |
7 Dec 1762 |
No more passports needed to go to Holland |
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MR176210 |
8 Dec 1762 |
Postal rates. Domestic, colonial & foreign |
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MR176211 |
11 Dec 1762 |
Flanders. Mail to go via Ostend instead of via Flushing, every Tuesday & Friday |
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MR176212 |
14 Dec 1762 |
France, Holland, Flanders. Re-opening of communications. Schedule. No passports needed |
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MR176301 |
19 Feb 1763 |
Extension of the Bye night mail beyond Worcester to Ledbury and Hereford |
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MR176302 |
19 Feb 1763 |
Barbados, Antigua, Montserrat, Nevis, &c. March 5 departure by the "Princess Augusta" |
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MR176303 |
29 Mar 1763 |
Spain & Portugal. Schedule via Corunna |
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MR176304 |
5 Apr 1763 |
France, Portugal, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, &c. Schedule |
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MR176305 |
1 May 1763 |
Postal rates. Domestic, colonial & foreign |
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MR176306 |
15 Jun 1763 |
Victualling Office announcement |
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MR176307 |
20 Jun 1763 |
Tunbridge Wells. Summer schedule |
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MR176308 |
7 Sep 1763 |
Mail robbery. Post boy was robbed of the Chester mail on Fenchley Common |
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MR176309 |
1 Oct 1763 |
Mail improvement. New Bye night mails in Scotland |
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MR176310 |
5 Nov 1763 |
New York. Second Saturday of every month & extraordinary mail on December 26th, from Falmouth |
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MR176311 |
7 Nov 1763 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Maidstone and Rochester |
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MR176312 |
31 Dec 1763 |
Germany, Turkey & Levant. Mail to be marked "via Flanders" otherwise will go via Holland |
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MR176313 |
31 Dec 1763 |
Mail robbery. Rye Mail bags stolen in front of the post office |
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MR176401 |
7 Jan 1764 |
Barbadoes, Grenada, St. Christopher's, &c. Schedule & postage rates |
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MR176402 |
7 Feb 1764 |
Mail robbery. Post boy was robbed between York and Malton |
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MR176403 |
20 Apr 1764 |
Franking. Regulations of the free franking system. Penalties. ( 4 Geo 3, c24) |
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MR176404 |
8 Jun 1764 |
West Indies, United States. July 12 "Hillsborough" departure postponed |
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MR176405 |
9 Oct 1764 |
West Indies, United States. "Grenville" packet. Rates and schedule |
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MR176405A |
24 Oct 1764 |
Miscarriages of Penny-Post Letters |
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MR176406 |
27 Nov 1764 |
West Indies, Pensacola, Savanna, &c. Mail to be dispatched January lOth by the "Suffolk" |
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MR176501 |
12 Feb 1765 |
West Indies, Pensacola, Savanna, &c. Mail to be dispatched March 14th by the "Hillsborough" |
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MR176502 |
2 Apr 1765 |
Illegal conveyance of letters. A Caution. Penalties |
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MR176503 |
20 Apr 1765 |
Illegal conveyance of letters. A Caution. Penalties |
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MR176504 |
8 Jun 1765 |
Hamburg. Domestic rates. Rates to and inside North America. &c. &c. (5 Geo 3, c25) |
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MR176505 |
11 Jun 1765 |
West Indies, Pensacola, Savanna, &c. Mail to be dispatched July llth by the "Grenville" |
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MR176506 |
22 Jun 1765 |
Tunbridge Wells, Brighthelmstone, Bromley & Sevenoaks. Summer schedule |
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MR176507 |
3 Sep 1765 |
West Indies, Pensacola, Charleston. Mail to be dispatched September 12th by the "Grantham" |
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MR176508 |
8 Nov 1765 |
West Indies, Florida, South Carolina. Mail to be dispatched November 14th by the "Hillsborough" |
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MR176509 |
7 Dec 1765 |
Isle of Man. Mail to go from Whitehaven once a fortnight. Postage rate two pence |
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MR176601 |
8 Mar 1766 |
Barbadoes, Antigua, Jamaica, St. Christopher's, Grenada, Pensacola & Charleston. Schedule |
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MR176602 |
24 Mar 1766 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Warminster and Westbury |
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MR176603 |
24 Jun 1766 |
Tunbridge Wells, Brighthelmstone, Bromley & Sevenoaks. Summer schedule |
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MR176604 |
26 Dec 1766 |
Winchester, Southampton & the Isle of Wight. Three additional posts |
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MR176701 |
24 Jun 1767 |
Tunbridge Wells, Brighthelmstone, Bromley & Sevenoaks. Summer schedule |
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MR176702 |
Jul 1767 |
Isle of Man. Rates. Various other P.O. regulations. (7 Geo 3, cSO) |
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MR176703 |
17 Aug 1767 |
Mail robbery. Fraudulent practices by Thomas Walsh, a Letter Carrier in Dublin |
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MR176801 |
5 Mar 1768 |
Members of Parliament. Free franking |
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MR176802 |
28 Mar 1768 |
Members of Parliament. Letters and packets to pass free starting March 31st |
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MR176803 |
25 Jun 1768 |
Ireland. Improvement of correspondence for the mail to Ireland |
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MR176804 |
6 Sep 1768 |
List of towns where a daily post has been established (1768) |
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MR176805 |
6 Sep 1768 |
United States, Barbados & Leeward Islands. Schedule |
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MR176806 |
17 Dec 1768 |
Improvement of the post. Letter carriers to have a ticket on their chest and a printed schedule. Bellmen |
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MR176901 |
21 Mar 1769 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed of the North mail between Stamford and Coltersworth |
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MR176902 |
16 May 1769 |
Lost mail bags. Bags were lost or stolen near Maidenhead |
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MR176903 |
20 Jun 1769 |
Isle of Man. Change in schedule of the mail packets between Whitehaven and the Isle of Man |
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MR176904 |
24 Nov 1769 |
Stolen bill of exchange. Description of the suspect |
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MR177001 |
27 Jan 1770 |
Fifty pounds to be given for the apprehension and conviction of mail robbers |
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MR177002 |
11 Mar 1770 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail attacked and robbed on City road |
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MR177003 |
20 Jul 1770 |
Mail robbery. Chichester mail stolen between Newington and Clapham |
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MR177004 |
9 Aug 1770 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Newcastle and Durham |
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MR177005 |
19 Aug 1770 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail attacked and robbed on Fenchley Common |
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MR177006 |
24 Aug 1770 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail attacked and robbed at Highgate Hill |
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MR177007 |
12 Nov 1770 |
Seamen's letters. It is recommended to pre-pay letters sent to seamen |
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MR177101 |
14 Oct 1771 |
Mail robbery. North mail attacked and robbed near Houndsfields |
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MR177102 |
19 Oct 1771 |
Missing bags of letters. Tunbridge bag lost or stolen between Sevenoaks and Bromley |
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MR177103 |
21 Oct 1771 |
Mail robbery. Turnbridge mail stolen between Sevenoaks and Bromley by Wm. Lastett |
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MR177201 |
1772 |
Salisbury. Schedule of the post from and to |
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MR177202 |
23 Mar 1772 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between St. Ives and Somersham-Heath |
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MR177203 |
22 Jun 1772 |
Lace. Importation of lace through the mail is forbidden |
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MR177301 |
28 Sep 1773 |
Penny Post. Introduction of the Penny Post in Dublin. List of Receiving Houses |
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MR177302 |
27 Dec 1773 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed of the North mail between Stamford and Casterton |
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MR177401 |
3 Jan 1774 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Casterton |
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MR177402 |
11 Jan 1774 |
Mail robbery. Wm Harvey, Deputy Postmaster accused of stealing out of the Post Office |
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MR177403 |
14 Mar 1774 |
Mail robbery. Bags of letters stolen from the post office at Loughborough |
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MR177404 |
15 Oct 1774 |
Members of Parliament can send their letters free starting October 20th |
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MR177501 |
23 Jan 1775 |
Mail robbery. Theodosius Kimpland, Barnstable Postmaster, suspected of stealing a bill of exchange |
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MR177502 |
5 Apr 1775 |
List of towns where a daily post has been established (1775) |
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MR177503 |
28 Sep 1775 |
North America. After next Wednesday, there will be no regular conveyance of letters |
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MR177504 |
5 Dec 1775 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Steyning and Shoreham |
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MR177505 |
8 Dec 1775 |
North America. "Duke of Cumberland" to sail to North & South Carolina, Georgia, &c.on December 16 |
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MR177506 |
13 Dec 1775 |
North America. "Duke of Cumberland" departure delayed to December 23rd |
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MR177601 |
21 Dec 1776 |
New York. A packet boat to leave on the first Wednesday of every month as formerly |
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MR177801 |
7 Apr 1778 |
Mail robbery. Post boy attacked and robbed near York on the road to Malton |
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MR177802 |
14 Nov 1778 |
Passport are required when going to or coming from Ostend or Helvertsluys |
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MR177901 |
19 Jan 1779 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed of the Scotch mail near Morpeth |
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MR177902 |
22 Feb 1779 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Enstone and Shepstone |
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MR177903 |
18 Jun 1779 |
Mail robbery. George Woodcock, Clerk in the Inland Department, accused of embezzling letters |
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MR177904 |
28 Jun 1779 |
Calais. No more packet boats permitted to sail from Dover to Calais |
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MR177905 |
28 Jul 1779 |
West Indies. The "Thynne" and the "Grantham" to leave August 4th |
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MR177906 |
17 Aug 1779 |
Mail robbery. Edward Dean accused of the mail robbery of February 20th |
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MR177907 |
25 Dec 1779 |
Mail robbery. Mail bag stolen at Dunstable by Sergeant Taylor |
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MR178001 |
1780 |
Internal Post Office regulations. Vouchers. Dead, missent or overcharged letters. Oath |
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MR178002 |
27 Jun 1780 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Stevenage and Welwyn |
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MR178003 |
29 Jun 1780 |
Charles-town. Schedule of the mail |
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MR178004 |
16 Sep 1780 |
Members of Parliament to send letters free beginning September 21st |
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MR178005 |
9 Dec 1780 |
Mail robbery. Bags were stolen between Epping and London |
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MR178101 |
29 Jan 1781 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed near Cranford Bridge |
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MR178102 |
3 Feb 1781 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed by George Weston near Cranford Bridge. A follow-on |
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MR178201 |
8 Jan 1782 |
Mail robbery. Bristol mail robbed by George & Joseph Weston. Description of the suspects |
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MR178202 |
18 Jan 1782 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed between Wolverhampton and Birmingham |
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MR178203 |
19 Jan 1782 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail to Barnet robbed beyond Highgate |
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MR178204 |
24 Jan 1782 |
Mail robbery. Chester mail robbery |
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MR178205 |
4 Feb 1782 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Chippenham |
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MR178206 |
9 Feb 1782 |
Bank notes. They should be cut in half to prevent robberies |
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MR178207 |
24 Apr 1782 |
Mail robbery. Daniel Hughes sought on connection with the Bristol mail robbery |
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MR178208 |
22 Jul 1782 |
Captains, Officers & Seamen. Regulations |
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MR178209 |
19 Nov 1782 |
Mail robbery. Joseph Beeten, a convicted mail robber, escaped from jail |
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MR178210 |
11 Dec 1782 |
Mail robbery. Bags stolen out of the mail cart at the post office in Fenny Stratford |
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MR178211 |
14–17 Dec 1782 |
Mail robbery. List of bills stolen during the mail robbery at Fenny Stratford |
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MR178301 |
6 Mar 1783 |
Calais. Re-opening of communication through Calais. No passports required |
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MR178302 |
18 Nov 1783 |
New York. Mail dispatched the lst Wednesday of the month. Compulsory pre-payment of postage |
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MR178303 |
19 Dec 1783 |
Scotland. Postage rates |
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MR178304 |
30 Dec 1783 |
Traveller in Fenny Stratford requested to make his identity known |
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MR178401 |
Jan 1784 |
Scotland. Distance and postal rates to Edinburgh |
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MR178402 |
3 Apr 1784 |
Members of Parliament can send their letters free after April 8th |
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MR178403 |
22 May 1784 |
North America. Postage must be prepaid |
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MR178404 |
22 Jul 1784 |
Ireland. Rates and Franks |
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MR178405 |
24 Jul 1784 |
Mr. Palmer. Announcement of the London-Bristol experiment with mail coaches |
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MR178406 |
21 Aug 1784 |
Franks. Regulations |
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MR178407 |
21 Aug 1784 |
New domestic rates. (24 Geo 3, c37) |
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MR178408 |
24 Aug 1784 |
Scotland. New postage rates. (24 Geo 3, c37) |
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MR178501 |
5 Feb 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. A further experiment . |
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MR178502 |
12 Feb 1785 |
Mail coaches. Mr. Palmer's plan to be tried further |
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MR178503 |
25 Feb 1785 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Wimbleton Common |
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MR178504 |
1785 |
Mail coaches. Mr. Palmer's orders have to be complied with |
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MR178505 |
19 Mar 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (March 19, 1785) |
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MR178506 |
16 Jul 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (July 16, 1785) |
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MR178507 |
22 Jul 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (July 22, 1785) |
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MR178508 |
6 Aug 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (August 6, 1785) |
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MR178509 |
15 Aug 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (August 15, 1785) |
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MR178510 |
22 Aug 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (August 22, 1785) |
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MR178511 |
29 Aug 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Exp~ion of mail coach routes (August 29, 1785) |
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MR178512 |
5 Sep 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (September 5, 1785) |
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MR178513 |
12 Sep 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (September 12, 1785) |
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MR178514 |
1 Oct 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (October 1, 1785) |
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MR178515 |
8 Oct 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (October 8, 1785) |
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MR178516 |
15 Oct 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (October 15, 1785) |
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MR178517 |
24 Oct 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (October 24, 1785) |
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MR178518 |
29 Oct 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (October 29, 1785) |
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MR178519 |
1 Nov 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (November 1, 1785) |
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MR178520 |
5 Nov 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (November 5, 1785) |
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MR178521 |
19 Nov 1785 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (November 19, 1785) |
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MR178601 |
5 Jan 1786 |
Mail robbery. Mail was robbed on Anlady Common near Hull |
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MR178602 |
13 Jan 1786 |
Missing mail. Mail lost between Winchester and London |
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MR178603 |
28 Jan 1786 |
Mail robbery. Some Bank notes from the robbery near Hull were found |
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MR178604 |
7 Mar 1786 |
Mr. Palmer. Expansion of mail coach routes (March 7, 1786) |
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MR178605 |
28 Jul 1786 |
Mail robbery. Bags were lost or stolen at Knutsford |
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MR178606 |
28 Oct 1786 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed on Milford Heath |
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MR178607 |
2 Nov 1786 |
Mail robbery. James Dobson, a Messenger, is charged with felony |
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MR178608 |
27 Nov 1786 |
Mr. Palmer. List of towns where mail coaches are used to deliver the mails (November 27, 1786) |
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MR178701 |
8 Jan 1787 |
Mail robbery. Person in possession of banknote No. 513 requested to make himself known |
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MR178702 |
15 Jan 1787 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Bodmin and Truro |
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MR178703 |
19 Jan 1787 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Bodmin and Truro. A follow-on |
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MR178704 |
20 Apr 1787 |
Mail robbery. Gabriel Gardiner, a Letter Carrier, suspected of having stolen a banknote |
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MR178705 |
16 May 1787 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed on Milford Heath, near Goldalmin |
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MR178706 |
21 Jul 1787 |
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Canada. Schedule and postal rates |
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MR178707 |
18 Sep 1787 |
New York & Halifax. Mail schedule from March to October |
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MR178708 |
24 Oct 1787 |
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia & Quebec. Monthly post from Halifax and Quebec is established |
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MR178709 |
27 Oct 1787 |
West Indies. Packet schedule |
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MR178710 |
2 Nov 1787 |
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Quebec. Schedule of the next packet |
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MR178711 |
17 Nov 1787 |
West Indies. Next packet November 21st. Schedule of stop-overs |
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MR178801 |
9 Jan 1788 |
Mail robbery. Mail stolen at Methwold in Norfolk |
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MR178802 |
14 Mar 1788 |
West Indies. New schedule of mail service |
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MR178803 |
29 Mar 1788 |
West Indies & Canada. New schedule of mail service |
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MR178804 |
9 May 1788 |
Mail robbery. John Marr, a Sorter, stole a bank bill from a letter |
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MR178805 |
26 May 1788 |
Mail robbery. William Lewin robbed the mail between Warrington and Northwich |
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MR178806 |
27 Dec 1788 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed between Barnsley and Wakefield |
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MR178901 |
20 Jan 1789 |
Bank notes. They should be cut in half to prevent robberies |
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MR178902 |
1 Dec 1789 |
London. List of villages around London & within its delivery |
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MR179001 |
9 Jan 1790 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed on Methwold Warren near Brendon |
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MR179002 |
1 Mar 1790 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed on Flusco Common between Penrith and Keswick |
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MR179003 |
3 Apr 1790 |
Bank notes. They should be cut in half to prevent robberies |
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MR179004 |
17 Jun 1790 |
Allowance to carry mail. Increase in the allowance from 3d. to 4Yid. per mile |
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MR179005 |
17 Jun 1790 |
Allowance to carry mail. Increase in the allowance from 3d. to 4Yid. per mile (Notice) |
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MR179006 |
19 Jun 1790 |
Members of Parliament. Mail can now pass free |
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MR179007 |
23 Jun 1790 |
Mail robbery. William Lownds or Lowins suspected in the Penrith-Keswick mail robbery |
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MR179008 |
6 Jul 1790 |
Mail robbery. William Lownds or Lowins suspected in the Penrith-Keswick mail robbery |
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MR179101 |
2 Apr 1791 |
Mail robbery. Mail stolen outside the Post Office in St. Alban's |
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MR179102 |
28 May 1791 |
Mail robbery. Mail robbed between Aylesbury and Hemel Hempstead |
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MR179103 |
19 Sep 1791 |
Mail robbery and murder. Mail robbed between Warrington and Manchester |
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MR179104 |
22 Oct 1791 |
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. New schedule for the winter |
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MR179201 |
2 Feb 1792 |
Table showing daily despatch to England from Dublin |
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MR179202 |
5 Apr 1792 |
Postage rates. Domestic, colonial & foreign |
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MR179203 |
14 Apr 1792 |
Mail robbery. Spence Broughton and John Oxley indicted in Cambridge for mail robbery |
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MR179204 |
10 Aug 1792 |
Illegal conveyance of mail. A Warning |
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MR179205 |
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Caution to post-boys |
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MR179206 |
22 Sep 1792 |
Money letters. Drafts payable to bearer should be cut in halves |
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MR179207 |
24 Sep 1792 |
Money letters should be delivered to the Postmaster & be entered in the Letter Bill |
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MR179208 |
1 Oct 1792 |
Money letters. Regulations |
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MR179209 |
6 Oct 1792 |
Money order created by the Clerks of the Road |
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MR179210 |
3 Nov 1792 |
West Indies. New schedule of mail service |
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MR179211 |
5 Dec 1792 |
Late fee. Time of closing of post offices |
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MR179301 |
1 Jan 1793 |
Money letters. Money orders. Regulations |
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MR179302 |
15 Mar 1793 |
Mail robbery. Sarah Liddiard escaped from jail |
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MR179303 |
20 Mar 1793 |
Dead letters. Missent, dead & returned letter forms |
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MR179304 |
25 Mar 1793 |
Various regulations. Keeping clean arms. No one riding on mail boxes, &c |
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MR179305 |
5 Apr 1793 |
Milford Haven. Post office moved from Hubberstone to Milford |
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MR179306 |
8 Apr 1793 |
Manchester. Introduction of a Penny Post. List of Receiving Houses |
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MR179307 |
21 Jun 1793 |
Spain & Portugal. P~cket boats established to go to Corunna. Schedule |
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MR179308 |
22 Jun 1793 |
Edinburgh. Introduction of a Penny Post. List of Receiving Houses |
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MR179309 |
26 Jun 1793 |
Dead letters. Letters to Members of Parliament. Overcharged letters |
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MR179310 |
11 Jul 1793 |
Mail robbery. Edward Miles apprehended for the murder of a post boy. See Notice -9103 |
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MR179401 |
20 Jan 1794 |
Forms. New form for indicating the number of paid letters received |
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MR179402 |
3 Feb 1794 |
Jersey and Guernsey. A packet from Weymouth will sail every Thursday. Schedule of stoppages |
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MR179403 |
19 Feb 1794 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Neston |
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MR179404 |
1 Mar 1794 |
Poor behavior of some mail coachmen. Robert Briscoe dismissed from the Service |
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MR179405 |
29 Mar 1794 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Newmarket |
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MR179406 |
28 May 1794 |
Penny Post. Schedule of despatches and deliveries |
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MR179407 |
7 Jun 1794 |
Penny Post. Rates and schedules |
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MR179408 |
14 Jun 1794 |
St. Lucia, Martinique & Guadeloupe. Schedule |
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MR179409 |
27 Jun 1794 |
Penny Post. London-Edmonton route |
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MR179410 |
7 Jul 1794 |
Penny Post. Extension of the Penny Post |
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MR179411 |
28 Jul 1794 |
Penny Post. Establishment of new rides |
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MR179412 |
8 Sep 1794 |
Re-organization of the London Penny Post. A detailed listing (34 Geo 3, c17) |
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MR179413 |
8 Sep 1794 |
Mail robbery. Joseph Saunders, a Letter Carrier, dismissed for detaining letters |
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MR179414 |
4 Nov 1794 |
Jersey & Guernsey. Schedule of packet boats from Weymouth |
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MR179415 |
7 Nov 1794 |
Mail robbery. Mail bags stolen from the General Post Office in Lombard Street |
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MR179416 |
22 Nov 1794 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Langford and Stapleford |
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MR179417 |
24 Nov 1794 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Langford and Stapleford. A follow-on |
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MR179501 |
24 Jan 1795 |
Holland. Interruption of the correspondence. Alternate routes |
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MR179502 |
7 Feb 1795 |
Holland. Detention of mails |
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MR179503 |
6 May 1795 |
Soldiers' and sailors' mails. Establishment of one-penny concessionary rate (35 Geo 3, c53) |
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MR179504 |
20 May 1795 |
United Provinces. Opening of the mail (35 Geo 3, c62) |
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MR179505 |
8 Jun 1795 |
United Provinces. Opening of the mail (35 Geo 3, c62) |
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MR179506 |
10 Jun 1795 |
Mail contract to carry the mail between Milford Haven & Waterford |
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MR179507 |
12 Sep 1795 |
United Provinces. Opening of the mail abolished (35 Geo 3, c62) |
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MR179601 |
15 Jan 1796 |
Money orders |
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MR179602 |
20 Jan 1796 |
Mail robbery. Robbery of the Manchester & Warrington mails |
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MR179603 |
20 Jan 1796 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Dunham o' the hill |
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MR179604 |
13 Feb 1796 |
West end of London. Improvement in the dispatch of the mail |
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MR179605 |
18 Feb 1796 |
Mail coaches. Change of the point of departure for some coaches |
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MR179606 |
20 May 1796 |
Parliamentary election. Parliament is dissolved. Postal regulations |
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MR179607 |
21 May 1796 |
Members of Parliament allowed to send letters free of postage after June 2nd |
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MR179608 |
1 Sep 1796 |
Mail robbery. Joseph Marriot, Letter Carrier in Birmingham, accused of embezzling letters |
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MR179609 |
17 Nov 1796 |
Clerks of the Roads. Chatham Postmaster no longer an accredited receiver from the Money Order Office .. 194 |
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MR179610 |
26 Nov 1796 |
Missing mail bags |
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MR179611 |
1 Dec 1796 |
Missing mail bags. Bags believed to have been stolen |
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MR179612 |
7 Dec 1796 |
Mail robbery. North mail robbed near Chester |
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MR179613 |
9 Dec 1796 |
Mail robbery. General Penny Post Office in Gerrard Street, Soho, broken into. £50 reward |
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MR179614 |
12 Dec 1796 |
Missing mail bags. They are assumed to have been stolen. Increase in the reward |
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MR179615 |
16 Dec 1796 |
Mail robbery. General Penny Post Office in Gerrard Street, Soho, broken into. £100 reward |
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MR179616 |
28 Dec 1796 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed at Ewell while picking up bye letters there |
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MR179617 |
31 Dec 1796 |
England, Portugal & America. New postal rates (37 Geo 3, c18) |
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MR179701 |
24 Jan 1797 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Derby and Nottingham |
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MR179702 |
14 Mar 1797 |
France, Holland, &c. Letters cannot be sent by private vessels |
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MR179703 |
3 May 1797 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Chudleigh |
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MR179704 |
8 May 1797 |
Mail robbery. Mail bags from several towns have been stolen |
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MR179705 |
8 Jun 1797 |
Mail robbery. James Sibbert, a Messenger, charged with taking bank notes out of letters |
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MR179706 |
29 Aug 1797 |
West end of London. Opening of a new express office |
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MR179707 |
24 Nov 1797 |
Money letters. Drafts payable to bearers should be cut in halves |
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MR179708 |
24 Nov 1797 |
Money letters & Money orders. Regulations |
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MR179709 |
28 Nov 1797 |
Mail robbery. List of stolen Bank notes |
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MR179710 |
11 Dec 1797 |
Mail robbery. A stolen Bank note recovered |
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MR179801 |
17 Mar 1798 |
Jamaica. Extra mail dispatched from Falmouth on March 21, 1798 |
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MR179802 |
30 Mar 1798 |
Demerary, Essequibo and Berbice. Schedule of mail |
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MR179803 |
15 Apr 1798 |
Clerks of the Roads. The firm is dissolved. Money Order Office conducted under a new name |
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MR179804 |
15 Jun 1798 |
Ireland. Letters from Ireland arriving on Sundays may be delivered immediately |
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MR179805 |
3 Jul 1798 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Farnborough |
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MR179806 |
21 Jul 1798 |
Concessionary rate. Sergeant-Majors excluded from sending letters at reduced rates |
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MR179807 |
25 Sep 1798 |
Mail robbery. List of stolen Bank notes |
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MR179808 |
6 Dec 1798 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed near Midhurst |
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MR179901 |
17 Jan 1799 |
Mail robbery. A caution to lottery office keepers |
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MR179902 |
31 Aug 1799 |
Ship letters. Establishment of a special rate. 4d inwards & half the packet rates outwards (39 G3 c76) |
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MR179903 |
11 Sep 1799 |
Officers' mail. Special rate when serving under the Duke of York in Holland |
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MR179904 |
12 Sep 1799 |
Mail robbery |
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MR179905 |
16 Sep 1799 |
Mail robbery |
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MR179906 |
18 Sep 1799 |
Officers' mail. Special rate when serving under the Duke of York in Holland |
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MR179907 |
20 Sep 1799 |
Officers' mail. Special rate when serving under the Duke of York in Holland |
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MR179908 |
9 Oct 1799 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Chorley and Wigan |
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MR179909 |
29 Dec 1799 |
Mail robbery. Post boy robbed between Wigan and Chorley |