Prohibitions on Gaming In Old Court Notices from Berlin to Jamaica
Corruption of Manters and royal orders renew prohibitions on gaming houses and dice card games. Reports from Berlin and Hamburg detail military movements, tides of war, and appointments. Edinburg and Whitehall items update ships, embassies, and treasurership and mention the Princess of Wales’s illness, floods, and a mass murder in Durham area.
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Berlin
Silesia
Mollwitz
Breslau
Count Offenburg
Rendesburgh
Denmark
Paris
Count de Mountpiperu
Marquiss d’Antin
West Indies
Marquiss de Bethune
d’Antin
M. de la Luzerne
d’Ancin
Laon
de Fleury
Charleville
d’Aubtry
d’Aubtry, Major of the Crown Regiment
Garris UN
Edinburgh
Weffel
Stephens
Eymouth
Whitehall
Robert Wailpyle
Order of the Garter
William Lord Sundon
Giles Earle
George Treby
Elgis
Thomas Clutterbuck
Charles Wager
Thomas Frankland
Harry Powlee
Harry Powlett
John Campbell
Vere Beauclerk
Lord Vere Beauclerk
Knight of the Bath
Lord Glenorchy
Edmund Thompson
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Manson
Martin Bladen
Edward Ashe
James Brudenell
Richard Plummer
Robert Herbert
Benjamin Keene
Thomas Pelham
Efgts
Stephen Biffle
Thomas Revell
Thomas Brereton
William Thompson
Francis Eyles
William Hay
Thomas Trefufis
Royal Navy
Horatio Walpole
Thomas Lord Taflow
Lomfa
St Janets Fey
Weeley Hall
County of Effey
Henry Nassan
Easton
Suffolk
Earl of
Rochford
Hellard
Carthagena
Holland
Man
Miss Leighton
Cot. Leighton
Hurcur
Princess of Wales
Miss Young
Smithfield
Jamaica
Vintners Hall
Willian Finch Eg
Leatherfeller
Hackney
Middlesex
Hulland
Admiral Vernon
Exeter
Guernsey
Scarborough
Enegland
Merchant-Taylors Hall
Joseph Hankey
Ademiral Vernon
John Barnard
Micajeh Perry
Edward Bellamy
John Sigimond Tanener
His Majesty
John Broker
Deceas
Durham
Gallylaw
Sedgfield
John Charlton
Charlton
Charleton
Cate
Robert Walpole
Seac
Houghton-Hall
Norfolk
Lyprt
Earle of
Strafford
Duke of Argyll
Turnham
Thomas Whetham