Impr Veiled Return from Crimea and Serjeants Appointed
Letters from the Crimea dated the 4th report the Imperial Majesties visiting Kaffa and returning toward Kerson via Perecop with expected arrival around the 12th or 13th. Duprin-Castre, June 27. For the Great Seal, John Toler and Hon. Joseph Hewitt take oaths as Second and Third Serjeants at Law in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimea
Kaffa
Kerson
Perecop
Duprin-Castre
John Toler
Ireland
Joseph Hewitt
Irland
Lords and Dutch upheaval and French trade decree
London reports discuss the Abbey fund allocation for clergy sons and Middlesex Hospital, rumor denial about the Princess of Orange, turmoil in Holland with Dutch deputies and French mediation, British trade gains from colonial markets, and a French decree requiring affidavits proving British manufacture for goods exported to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Abbey
Middlesex Hospital
St. George’s Hospital
Westminster Infirmary
Princess of Orange
Amerstoort
John Bull
John
Hol Aland
Amsterdam
France
Oliver Cromwell
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Oliver
Cleves
Leinfledt
Ringdebourg
Piutlian
Britain
Great-Britain
East-Indies
Lord Mansfield
Maria Sophia Helena Beatrix
Trianon
Abbey of
St. Denis
States of America
Notable Kept, Sworn Officials and Local Affairs
Wilkes sworn Chamberlain and James Fenn Sheriff elect discharged. Hackney University expansion funded by 5600 pounds with 500 anonymous gift, tuition sixty guineas. Maryland declares Treaty of Peace supreme law. 13 prisoners executed at Newgate. authorities oppose unlicensed playhouses including Palmer's Royalty Theatre. strange hen story at Stonehouse barracks with nest and four eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
James Fenn
Michaelmas
William Farrington
Hackney
General Assembly
Maryland
United States
Newgate
Margaret Wood
Sarah Harold
Christopher Cousins
Charles Earl
Benjamin Gregson
Middlesest
Palmer
Royalty Theatre
Stonehouse Barracks
Plymouth
Drunken wager ends with a fatal fall near Tetbury
Reports from Tetbury recount three intoxicated farmers wagering half a crown on their nags. One man collapsed after returning to check on a fallen companion, later found dead from a neck dislocation. The incident shades into broader notices of pardons, convicts bound for Botany Bay, and assorted marriages and deaths across Salisbury and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetbury
Salisbury
Earl of Ailsbury
Tarrant
Viner
South Grove
Wilts
Glocester
Portsmouth
Botany Bay
Qur Goal
England
Downend
Mangotsfeld
Clieve-Hill
Windle
Page
Wildmore
Wall’s
Weston’s Hill
Buyat
Ars
Brooke
Sodbury
John Cherry
Austoneer
Bridewel-Lane
Bristol
Fale
Bristol and Birmingham Mail Coach Route Advertisement
Surveyors Francis Freeling and Samuel Woodcock operate the Bristol and Birmingham Mail Coach. It departs from the Rummer Tavern in Bristol and the Castle Inn in Birmingham, with stops at the Crown Newport the Swan Gloucester the Hop Pals Tewkesbury and the Star and Garter Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Freeling
Samuel Woodcock
Bristol and Birmingham Mail
Rummer Tavern
Bristol
Castle Inn
Birmingham
the Crown
Newport
Swan
Glocester
Hop Pals
Tewkesbury
Star and Garter
Worcester
John A Gmoler
Ruinmer- Tavern
Crown B. Sewport, and Co
John
Lewkesbury
Dasto
Star and Farierlam
Edwards
Shrewsbury
Cuellier
Helyhead
Mancheser
Deicester
Liverpool
Shefferd
Derby
Covatry
Princesses tour details and royal household notes
London reports outline the King and Queen's small touring party to Blenheim Nuneham and Castle Howard with preparations at each site. The Prince of Wales will maintain a modest establishment befitting his rank. Measles affect Princess Mary but are mild. other items include promotions, naval and colonial trade, and a royal carriage accident without serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Filyg
Blenheim
Nuneham
Castle Howard
Nunesham
Prince of Wales
Brighehelmstone
Mary
Doner
George Augustus Eliott
St James’s
Lord Hethfield
Matthew Robert Arnatt
Efa
Green God
Robt. Quarrie
Hague
Prince of Orange
Nova-Scotia
Halifax
Kin Walker
Wales
Margate
Court of Common Pleas
Ireland
St. James’s
Duke of Chades
Treasury
River Thames
George the Third
Great Britain
Great- Britain
Warren and
Reynolds
Richard
Duke of Queensberry
Haynll
Berkley Square
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The
London Gazette
Vienna
Germany
Country News
Marritep
James Barton
Parkham
Devon
Parr
Everton
Topsham
John Cawley
Adams
John Clark
Wokingham
Ann Willis
Miss Fryer
John Fryer
James Hooper
Yeovil
Somerset
Tadcaster
Yorkshire
Edward Whatmore
Marshwood
Thomas Heathcote
Wm. Heathcote
Sandford
James Townsend
Bishopsgate
Borough of
Caine
Tess Banxaters
Alexander M‘dougal
Burfireet
Smithfield
Mariner
Abraham Froud
Mercer
Geo. Hulley
Bridge Road
Lambech
Taylor
William Field
Feversham
Kent
Samuel William York
East Gumstead
Sussex
Thomas Robinson
Chapman
William Spooner
William Martin
Edmund Buckley
New Houtes
Richard Fry
Corfham
Wilks
Chapmane
Pack Horse Inn
Beger
Ance
Ye of
Satty Castre
Birming
Cotati
Pee Aen
Br.tol
Ios PA
Tom Luscomse
Jamaica
India
Robert Hutchens
Renzzjon
Bath
Stoke’s Croft
Merkrs
Parkers
Auattioncer
Locestershire
Francis Jeffery
Huntspill
Wm. Swatan
Bridgwater
Kowaros
Highstreet
Jerrery
John Fargus
Scantlebury
Thomas-Street
N. B
Oseph Sams
No. 37
Castle-Green
Hamborough
Bridge-street
James Keir & Co’s
Denmark-Stareett
Gerard-street
Soho
Joseph Beach
Essau
Scotland
de Fee
Jj. L. D& Solme
John Stockdale
Burlington House
Piccadilly
J. Noston
J. Bull
Wm. Creech
Charles Elliot
Edinburgh
Daniel DE Foe
John Lewis DE Lolme
Ramsay
South Carolina
David Ramsay
M. D
American Congress
John Stockpaug
J. Norton
William Creech
Stockdale
ShakesrEare
Piicz
Foreign Affairs
Constantinople
Oczakow
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Bekir Bey
Pacha
Bruces
Low Countries
Crimeaz
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