Foreign affairs from Tripoli and Utrecht on dress, punishment
In Tripoli a treaty pledge to honor English distinctions is noted as fulfilled while a Gibraltar bound vessel fails with live cattle after denial in Moorish ports. Utrecht authorities order Orange Cockades with fines, and Hote Pemel, an ex free corps officer, is whipped, imprisoned, banished for seven years following revolution.
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Royal ratification of defensive alliance and title grant
The May 10 entry notes the ratification by the States General of the United Provinces of the Hague treaty of April 15, exchanged May 9, and signals His Majesty's approval of Samuel Peach Cimer of Tockington for a Royal Licence to assume the Peach surname with arms. Also announced is the knighthood conferred on Colonel Campbell. The dispatch originates from St James's and Tus far Lond. Gazette.
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Carmarthen
States General of the
Samuel Peach Cmger
Tockington
Olverton
Glocester
Peach
Samuel Peach
St. James's
Colonel Campbell
London News Highlights and Docket from May 9 10
The report notes talks of a Commercial Treaty with Spain akin to the Franco deal and postponement of the Insolvent Debtors relief bill to May 25. Royal Assent granted to numerous public and private bills including Thread, White Ashes export ban, Leith Harbour, Cambridge Paving, Birmingham Bridge, and more.
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Spain
France
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South Shields
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John Lade
Piccadilly
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Farmer
Pitt
Porte
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Carthagena
Tippoo
Paris
Aurora
Toulon
Lord North
West Indies
Sons of the Clergy
Archbishop of Canterbury
John Skyanex
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Sermon and notices from early ecclesiastical and social pages
The sermon by Rev. Phipps Welton cites Matthew 6 33 at a ceremony with bishops and lords, while Glocestershire Society marks their annual meeting with Norfolk’s song and Worcester Marquis named for next year’s rewards. A Dorset woodcock sighting and a Norwich letter extolling Oriental Vegetable Cordial detail a remarkable cure for stomach pains.
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Chester
St. David's
Glocestershire Society
Grace
Norfolk
Woodcock
Cranborne
Dorset
Thomas Burrell
Norwich
Cornwell
Conduit-street
Hanover-S Quare
England
Reuben Cleverly Opens Linen Drapery Shop In Wine Street
Public notice from Reuben Cleverly wholesale and retail linen draper announces his shop and warehouses in Wine Street stocked with a full range of linen goods. He cites experience in large wholesale markets and promises favorable terms, including a 2.5 percent cash discount for ready money on purchases of forty shillings or more. The shop opened on Monday near late Agi we PM. May 3, 1788.
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Reuben
Gaort
Martin
Notice of Bridge Toll shareholders payment on June 4 1788
April 2 1788 notice for possessors of Bristol Bridge tickets to claim one third part of the present bridge value. On June 4 1788 at the Bank of Messrs Vauclans and Company Treasurers to the Bridge Trustees the sum of 7916 13s 4d will be paid off.
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Bristol Bridge
Bank of Melffrs. Vauicrans and Company
Bristol Bridge Office Announces Bridge Ticket Subscriptions
Arrin 7 1788 Proprietors of Bristol Bridge Tickets are urged to bring in and lodge tickets for checquing. Treasurers will issue accountable receipts. Subscribers must sign for two thirds of ticket value in fifty pound cash tickets, to be delivered after June 24. Holders of one or two tickets will be paid off. Interest on tickets must be brought in by June 24 or cease.
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Thomas Deane
Edward Davis
Hooper
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John Protheroe
Iease
Henry. James
John Prostheroe
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Sabje&t
Corporation of Bristol
St. Philip's Plain
Joseph James
Matthew Devereux
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St. Philip and Jacob
Marsh-street
Nangle
Mary Sullivan
Montague-street
Stephen Rogers
Elberton
Glocester
George Tanner
Sue Ell
Brunswick
Bengough
Stephens
Marm Mapuke Beanog
Grey’s Park
Gloucester
Througham
Greys Park
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Glastonbury
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Cirencester
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City of Wells
Shepton Mallett
Frome
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Vaile
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Markham
The
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Cross
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Wells
John Dutch
Bath
Murray
All Saints Lane
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Marston
Earl of Cork
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C. W. Bampfylde
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Shapwick
George Templer
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Thomas Symons
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