Proclamation of Loyal Address by the Church of Scotland Assembly
The May 6 1732 National Assembly of the Church of Scotland unanimously approved a loyal Answer to the King’s gracious Letter. It prays for divine guidance and royal protection, praises the Marquis of Lothian as envoy, thanks the King for Highlands and Islands relief, and invokes prosperity for the nation and monarchy. Edinburgh bearing the signature of Neil Campbell, Moderator.
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Lothian
General Assembly
Duke of Newcastle
Marquis of
Esteam
Highlands
Iqands
Prince of Wales
Earth
National Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Neil Campbell
Charitable Corporation Court in Spring Garden May 24 1732
The Charitable Corporation for Relief of Industrious Poor will hold a General Court at the House in Spring Garden at six o'clock this afternoon. The meeting occurs by adjournment of the General Court to discuss special affairs.
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Charitable Corporation House
Spring-Garden
Trustees announce sale of Earl Ranclaugh estate trees
On Tuesday May 23 1732 trustees appointed by Parliament give notice that Mr Alston attends daily at the late Earl Ranclaugh's mansion in Chelsea to sell the remainder of the orange, lemon and bay trees and other property from the estate.
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Earl of Ranclaugh
Alston
Chelsea
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