Royal grants and riots flood the London Gazette notes
The London Gazette reports grants of British titles to Lord Paget, Viscount Lowther, and Baron Beaumaris among others, with details of peerages and offices. It also covers civil unrest in Covent Garden after Westminister polls, police clashes, magistrates, bail, and the Coroner's inquiry into a constable’s death, plus parliamentary statements on revenue, smuggling, and public relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Viléoutit
Abergarding
Great Britain
Paget
Uxbridge
Bitaly
James Lowther
Lowther
Westi
Gidy
Beaumaris
Hinak’ Egerton
Heaton House
Haron
Hereford
Faba Barker
Sant
Boringdon
Baron Berwick
Attingham
Balop
James Dutton
Lord Sherborne
Gloucester
Earl of Leven
General Assembly
Hiv
Cahanore
Tae
Ckodney
Royal Henry
Worcester
Dutton
St. Helena
Northurmberland
Raymond
Wintertéty
General Eliott
Gil Fafe -Arc
Cora
Indies
Lord Hood
Lord Cornwallis
Darling
Gibraltar
Barbary
Westminnster
Mr. Fox
Cecil Wray
Westminster
Covent Garden
King-street
Wilmot
Wood
Henrietta-street
Hood
Wray
Covent-Garden
King-ftret
James’s+street
Newgate
Nicholas Cafton
Unclear fragment reports voyage dispatches saved at sea
Fragmentary report notes a vessel wrecked on a Sunday near Bombay, a crew saved, dispatches delivered to Tadig Houli, with dates mentioning January and March and Herena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Herena
Dublin Castle Notice of Audience and Lectures in 1784
Dublin Castle announces audience hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from one to four o clock. Lectures will be given on Sundays from three to four o clock. The notice closes with a flourish praising the feathered tribe as a beautiful ornament of creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogher
Andrew Allen
Denis’ George
Smith
Charles
Loftus
Ferrall
Richargion
Carey
Naas
County of
Kildare
White Castle
George M‘dermott
Knights of Tara
J. Nath
Cork
Efgy
Big
Thoulouse
Moran
Down
Sarsfield
Qurragh Rangers
County Kildare
Andrews
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Barlafort
Bis
Andress
Ireland
Wisches
Hoth
Egsa Quay
Marthalsta
Archdeacon Gatt
Indy vi
Bangor
St. Nicholas Without
Archdeacon Gaft
M- Mases Cahill
Patrick Mewetton
Nicholas
Stuart Lynch
Hand
Pont Courte
Conway
Four Courts
Marthalsea
Dottor Butler
Ritland
Chircy Guin
Pach Ag Bugeth
Toni
Gage
Buddebtra
W. Osburey
Martal
Dublin Castle
Licurepaus
Retiring Trader Fhrench-Barer Thanking Nobility
Quetry and French-Barer at No 61 Exchequer Street expresses gratitude to the city nobility for favors and announces retirement. W. Deveaux, successor to oustry, informs patrons he now runs the business selling bread Sally-tong Roullks and oysters with the same care. He pledges to apply his knowledge of banking and policy to ensure customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Deveaux
Bunt
Businer
Deveaux
Mr. Oustry
M . Outry
Loudou
Auction of Library Volumes and Instruments
A sale of upwards of five thousand volumes from various deenehes and a collection of mathematical and philosophical instruments, a chamber organ, and 1374 framed and glazed items will occur at the inst of Auditon James Valente on Thursday in May. Catalogs and terms of sale will be posted at the sale venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditon
James VaLente
Ffoftsey
Labravica
Geontax Wire
Elo
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Wille
Alexander Gray
Bert Blomfield
William Short
Edward Bloy
Foot
John Chilton Abétton
Carter
Samuel Stig Abereejene
John Madden
James Fenton
Bie
Cat
James Catliff
Thomas Hillitt
John Hutcheson
Jae Can Samuel Achmuty
Ice
William Frederick Spry
Ance ‘of Foot
Samuél Wood
Vite Tybittec Wft
Alexander Hamiltcin
Hegtor M‘lean
Goth
Hector M‘lean
B4th Re
David i Ben Itio
Thomas Patterson
John Tanfield
Dilvais
Samuel Gibbs
Src
Safty Tia
Infigny
London CA Gazette
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St. Michal
Aldily
Righe Ie Copel Molyneaux
Bert
Jes, Ford
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Nicholas Inglith
John Chambers
Henry Thwaites
Eliz de Kingfosry
Thomas Kingsbury
Abe
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