Royal Household Appointments Announced in London Gazette
The London Gazette of May 26 1787 lists Prince of Wales appointments to his household. Names include Lord Southampton as Groom of the Stole and a range of Lords, Cols, Honours, and Esquires serving as Gentlemen of the Bed Chamber Ushers of the Privy Chamber and other offices. A list of specific titles and officers follows, concluding with Pages of Honour.
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Prince of Wales
Lord Southampton
Stole
Viscount Parker
Viscount Melborne
Spencer Hamilton
Viscount
St. Asaph
Henry Lyre
Hugh Conway
Samuel Hulfe
J. Kemys Tynte
John S. Dyer
G. Fitzroy
Stevens
St. Leger
Stanhope
Warwick Lake
Slaughter
Edward Bouvéne
Symes
Wynyard
Capt
Birch
Privy Chamber
A. Robinson
J. Mackay
W. Wilson
J. Lockmar
Gerard Lake
Charles Leigh
Edward Scott
Churchill
Capt. Ludlow
Anthony St. Leger
F. G. Lake
Edward J. S. Byng
Lond
Gaz
Address to the King on Prince of Wales's income and debts
In the House of Commons on Thursday May 24 Mr Pitt moved a resolution for an Address to the King. The House unanimously agreed to the Address requesting a Civil List grant of 161000 pounds and 20000 pounds for Carleton House works to cover the Prince of Wales's income and debts while keeping public expenses steady. Resolved nemine contradicente. Both Houses adjourned until Monday.
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House of Commons
Pitt
Babe
Prince of Wales
Commons
Carleton-house
Prince of Wales in London as royal events unfold
London dated May 25 36 reports the Prince of Wales visiting court with the Duke of Cumberland amid public triumphs and illuminations. A private entertainment at Carleton House honors recent favorable changes, with a future Windsor Brighthelmstone summer plan. King reviews Glocester’s regiment in Hyde Park despite heavy rain, sparing firing. Eden will not return to England, heading Paris Madrid as minister plenipotentiary. A 60,000 pound coinage transfer from the Tower to the Bank signals Treasury deposits.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
Carleton House
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Brighthelmstone
Hyde Park
Duke of Glocester
William Eden
England
Paris
Madrid
Lord Wailsingham
Bank of England
Vast 1787 coin and market notes from the Mink at the Tower
The current year 1787 features new dies and a striking head on the Mink coinage at the Bank with arms redesigned. Large bar gold moves to the Bank from refiners as light guineas and half guineas are bought by silversmiths. Reports cover Madrid ministry changes, Ireland port controls, Bowes fine for declining sheriff, marriages, bankrupts, and smuggling along Essex and Kent coasts.
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Elizabeth
Edward
Liverpool
England
Earl Gower
Marquis of Stafford
Stafford
Madrid
Ireland
France
Thomas Bowles
London
Earl of
Aldborough
Miss Henniker
Chandos
Sir John Henniker
Bart
Stratford-hall
Essex
Newgate
Bowes
Lady Strathmore
Watts
Carlisle
Lord L
Jennie
Martin
Clyde
Charlestown
South Carolina
Mullingar
Regiment of Horse Guards
Dublin
Kildare
Yarmouth
St. Margaret’s
Tle
Auction Notice of Farm Morcel and Tenements in Somerset
An auction notice for Lot 7 and adjacent lots details a sale of one undivided moiety of a farm in Loxton Somerset held by James Winer, with a 1501 yearly rent, a farm house, outbuildings, and about 100 acres of arable, meadow, and pasture. Viewings arranged via Osborne and Stracer Bristol or the Bath auctioneer with terms including a modus in lieu of tithe.
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Somerset
T. Bird
Barts
Solomon Trew
Cross
Loxton
James Winer
Winter
N.B
Messrs
Osborne and Sracer
Bristol
Queenstreet
Bath
Queen Square
James Simemons
Liam Aptam
Redcross-street
Oro
Exchange Coffee-House
Blagdon
County of
Blagdon Farm
Headland Park
Long Pudddock
Swancombes
Swancombe Wood
Brock
Ishell’s
Wells
Axbridge Fix
Olmalka
D. Burges
Heer
John
Af Hess
R. P
Daniel's
Daniel
Pigot
Rusham
Merchants- Hall
King-Street
BaisTot
Aturba
Naphining
James Martin Hinzpunoy
Bristols
Sespen
Potton
Hillhouse
Jer. Osborne
Society of Merchant Venturers
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Henry Sumpton
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Joseph Tick
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Thomas
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John Cox
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Mary Hill
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Croft
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Taylor
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Earl of Cursigfhend
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