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28 April 1770 — English navigator Captain James Cook and his crew, including the botanist Joseph Banks, landed in Australia, at Stingray Bay, which was later named Botany Bay.

29 April 1993 — It was announced that Buckingham Palace would be opened to the public for the first time (during August & September) in a bid to raise funds to repair Windsor Castle.

30 April 1789 — George Washington becomes the first President of the USA.

1 May 1707 — England and Scotland unite, forming Great Britain, through the Act of Union 1707.

2 May 1952 — The first jet airliner set off from London to Johannesburg. (Aviation law, anyone?)

3 May 1788 — First daily evening newspaper, the Star and Evening Advertiser, was published in London.

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