London Gazette 1784 War Office Promotions and Naval Dispatches
The London Gazette item lists promotions in the Guards and Dragoons, appointing officers to captaincies and lieutenancies, with names such as Lahibert, Garden, and Fitz Roy. It notes changes in major generals and brigadiers, and mentions shifts in regimental commands and staff positions across the Foot Guards and Dragoons. The column also covers imperial news from Antwerp, St. Vincent, Jamaica, and Philadelphia, including naval movements, trade tensions with America, and the Board of Commissioners dispute with the Court of Directors.
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Prida
London Gazette
Daaper
Horse Guards
Harry Lambert
Dragoons
George
Thomas Fyi Dalton
Alexander Garden
Mighell
Jane
Sterling
Yoaider Garden
Foot Guards
Tho Pay ‘ Uigibe
John Wrotho
George Garth
Ger
Thomas ‘Cox
Ant
Gerard Lake
Garth
Lipstenant
Henry Fitz Gy Stinhope
Beard Lake
Jain
Alexander Dury
Beard
Henry Fitz Roy Stan
Spheir
Antwerp
Stheldt
Bengzie
Crious
Vencontre
St. Vincents
Jamaica
Margate
Philadelphia
Hudson's Bay
Portei
Thisbe
Echo
Newfoundland
England
Augusta
Prussia
Dw&h
Madras
John’ Burgoyne
Ald
Court of Directors
Board of Commisfosers
St. George
Glasgow
Amércasia
Europe
Great Britain
Belfast violence and a ship’s news from New York
In Belfast early Saturday, James Moore and another shoemaker were attacked by three soldiers near Mill Street. Moore received three bayonet stabs, two harmless, one dangerous but not life threatening. A New York letter notes America’s trade and recent Philadelphia failures. Waterford reports a Portuguese contract judge and a nine pound felonious taking, while Simon Newport, Esq. stands in for Adam Rogers, Esq. in the common council.
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Belfast
Jattine James
Moore
Milnfietd
Millfret
New York
Philadelphia
Bartintod
Baltimore
Waterford
Simon Newport
Adam Rogers
Formeta
Fedam
Temple-street
Aira
Férhales
Justice Graham
Kilmainham
Seathh
James Farran
Shaver
Ruth
Oyer
Shilelah
Lute Ryan
London
Parran
Rush
Buck
Mand-bridge
Lowe
Mr. Battersby
Ublin
Luttrellstown
Porto Bello
Werburgh
Otigers
Bloom
Callle-fucet
Wines and lotteries amid a city notice mix
A garbled 18th century notice runs into wine sellers offering French Spanish and Portuguese wines and jobs for a bookshop apprentice. It mentions a state lottery selling by authority of Parliament and sheriffly acts destroying billiard tables at Sycamore alley and Essex street as part of curb on vice.
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Caen
Sycamore-alley
Essex-street
Jenkin
Essex-stroet
Volunteers Celebrate Anniversary of William II In Dublin
The city and county volunteers marched from Stephen's Green to College Green reviewed by General Earl Charlemont. Inscriptions praised Fire Volunteers of Ireland and a united people with a permanent constitution. Later, Duke of Rutland and notable figures passed, with volleys and prayers, amid crowds and a guarded tribute to Charlemont.
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National Congress
Oni
Eat
Mutt
College
Green
Park
Edward Newenham
Annesley Stewart
Earl Charlemont
Parliament
Dame-street
Duke of Rutland
Corps of Volunteers
College Green
Goldsmiths Corps
Cman
Earl of Charle
Light Company
Peti
Wade
James’s-street
Meath-hospital
Monaster
Carlow
Rathangan
Kilkenny
Dublin
County
Armagh
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Alexander Dury Cooke
Aet
Cumberland
Edmund, Phipps
Jof
Q3d Regiment
James Bughannan Riddell
Iment
Foot Guarda
Guttavus Stitkens
Ardon
William Loftus
Guttavus Guydickens
Thomas
George Millington
John Robertson
Freuimenty
Joseph R Futent
William Wight
George Harrison
John Campbell
Sompgny
Neil Campbell
Thomas Athe
Hobyn
George Henry Lennox
Plymouth
Walde- Nosgacere Gy
Philip Goldfsworthy
Gutaid ‘Laks
Latoua
Chateaumargalz
Portugal
Ballatt Office
O ‘Co
Debenuures
Edinburgh