Royal procession from Windsor to Nanhem county church
London Gazette reports that King George VI with Queen Elizabeth and Princesses left Windsor yesterday at seven o clock, visited Earl of Harcourt at Nanhem, then arrived before five in the afternoon. Crowds welcomed the royals with loyal demonstrations in every town. This morning they attended Divine Service at the parish church where a sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester.
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Éeslondon
GarLrennan
Ghéeferfire
Panheir Majesties
Nesses
Princess Royal
Pringéls ‘Bas
Glocester
Exchange
Tuomas Melsome
Somerset Street
St. James
Bristol
Lamb and Anchor
Peter Morris
Leek-Lane
Evan
Sugarbaker
Daniel James
Taylor
Gough
Tyler
Leek Lane
William Hitchens
Gillam
Callow-hill Street
Walter Chandler
Cutler
Sarah Melfome
Thomas Melfome
Faid
Union-street
Jonh Armtrong
Lower-Batton
St. George
Count of Glocester
Stapleton
Messrs
Parkers and Crarer
Attornics
Bristol Marine Society
Merchants'hall
F. Randolph
Duke of York
Hadtu
Alexander Edgar
John Vaughan
Society of Merchant Venturers
Alderman Daubeny
Corporation of the Poor
Stephen Nash
John Maxse
Lowbridge Bright
James Rogers
Bush Tavern
Sandogar
King-Street
St. Nicholas
Joan Puilairs
Mariner
Parkers and Clarks
J. Cherry
Allioncer
London
Cheltenham
Wells
Lord Courtoun
Digby
Queen
Her
Bath Road
Sandilan Hills
England
Dragoons
Baron de Nagell
Mr. Pitt
Mons. Rendorp
Amsterdam
Count de St. Priest
Hague
France
Empress of
Raffia
Gray
Qeltansig
Calais
Brittany
N. M
Duke of
Leinflet
Perry
Cannon
Charing-cross
Westminster
Ld. Hood
Churchill
Lord John
Townshend
Marquis of Townshend
Wolfe
Quebec
Lord Townshend
George the Second
Great Britain
John
Earl of Leicester
Duke of Newcastle
Brest
Pondichenty
Poondicherry
Dipatches
Tippoo
Saib
Conway
Trincomale
East Indies
Madras
Coringa
Stockholm
Petersburgh
Provisional Treaty Details and Westminster Election Moves
A London dispatch from July 1415 outlines a Provisional Treaty of defensive alliance between Prussia and Great Britain with ratification due within six weeks. It cites Articles on mutual defense, aid, and joint action, plus the Westminster election scene where Lord Hood is opposed and Lord John Townshend appears as a preferred Whig candidate.
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Pruffia
Great-Britain
Ener Majesties
Philip Charles van Alvensteben
The
Hague
James Harris
Prussia
England
Westminster
Europe
Berlin
Loo
Guelderland
Lord Hood
Fox
Hit
Hhouse
Ruffel
Jobn
William Ruffel
John Townshend
J. Townshend
Harry Honfe
Sheridan
Marquis of Townshend
Earl of Leicester
Tate A
Guildhall
B. Hamer
Portfoken
Bond
Alderman Curtis
Lord Howe
Political intrigues and robberies shadow late July news
Reports from London and Bath chronicle appointment rumors surrounding Sir Archibald Campbell and Lord Chathall, plus election results in Maidstone. A Devonshire house robbery nets diamonds and coins, with extensive suspect details. Pedestrian feats, church ruin inspections, and multiple thefts, notices, and marriages fill the page with diverse local items.
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Sahara
Igalar Gonours
Pitle
Navy
Lord Chathall
Hibt
Robert Walpole
Archibald Campbell
Sir Archibald
Bridgewater
Fort St. George
Maidstone
Matthew Bloxam
George Byng
Mr. Bloxam
Devonshire House
Powell
Hyde Park Corner
Fifty Mile
Malling
York
West Malling
Kent
Godwin
Eups
Bedford-street
Bedford-row
St. Chad’s Church
Shrewsbury
Richard II
Powis
Batu
William Legg
Kelston
Job Collings
James Croome
Legg
Collings
Croome
Bath
Tering
Krapton
Northamptonshire
Charles Frederick Schmoll
White Lion
Charles Dale
Aldersgate-street
Ann Skinner
Cheapside
Glover
William Weston
West Smithfield
Henry Bennett
Chorley
Lancaster
John Gibson
Manchester
Francis Holt
Liverpool
Goden Lion
Edward Heatley Noble
Birmingham
King Bayley
Hobson’s Tavern
James Sidgreaves the Younger
James Cardwell
Crown Tavern
Redcross Street
Wm. Ball
Tho. Wall
Maltier & Brewer
Marxiep
Earl of Burford
Moses
Mr. Tripp
Rewe
Luftleigh
Fanny Thompson
Kirk-Deighton
Yorkshire
B. Hyett
Painswick
Adams
Pembroke College
Berkeley
Glocestershire
Oldland
Sarah Fords
Teignmouth
Fortescue
John Fortescue
Lord Fortescue
Castle-Hill
Charles Topping
West Bradenham
Norfolk
William Withers
Newbury
Bologne
John Spencer Colepepper
Parke
Williams
Hants
Henry Bateman
Cherry-Lane
Barton-street
J. James’s-Barton
John Anthony
Philadelphia-street
Wm. Payne
Francis Willis
W. Farr
Montagueftreet
Broad-Mead
Harry Elderton
William Parry
Hereford
Corn-street
Walter Jenkins
Richard Turner
R. Turner
Thomas Wiltan
Pairie Geores
Comsaétor
William Morse
Evesham
Wortester
St. Stephen’s Areet
Juny
John Lewton
Mealman
Lawford
Lamb-Inn
Cardiff
Prichard
Walters
Wetherill
Parcnarp and Co
Wu. Werthern
Percuarp and
Watters
West-street Turnpike
Joseph Pratten
John Dawnay Whitshed Felins
Filkins
Cirencester
Chapman
Crown Inn
Leachlade
James Crowpy
Highworth
Wilts
Brxnyaman Pricer
Chancery Lane
Buzstol
William Carr
Waits-Lyon
Broad-street
J. Kirby
Denmark-street
St. Marks Lane
St. Augustines
Corporation of Bristol
Orchard-street
Ruth Baker
Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital
Michaelmas
Alfoa
Princes-street
Dorothy Wasusi
Currant-Lane
Corporation of
Brittol
Alfoa Capital Metluage
College-Green
Rupert Craxton
Wakn
T. Hembury
Jellineur
Hood
Bornholm
Baltic
Epgatesey
Penhagen