King's Gracious Grants and Public Surrenders Noted in Worcestershire
The London Gazette April 1796 details royal appointments and commissions in Worcestershire with Lord Lieutenant actions. John Perrott Noel becomes Lieutenant. Benjamin Pearkes named Deputy Lieutenant. Numerous surrender notices list merchants, attorneys, merchants, and tradesmen across Monmouth, Portsmouth, Blackfriars, and Guildhall venues with specific dates in 1791 and 1796.
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Cotgelfint
Worcestershire
John Perrott Noel
Wylde Brown
Dees Reinet
Blackfriars-road
Surry
Guildhalk
Blandford
King’s
Temple
James Cole
Martin
George Akerman
Cheapside
Guildtuly
Aunterley
New Bridgedtrest
Edward Phillips
Monmouth
King’s Head Ann
Mta Bourne
Magillmouth
John Crockery
Portsmouth
Navy Tavern
Portmont Common
Bugle Inn
Titchfield
Alleny
Clifford’s Inn
Fragmentary 19th Century Names From Manchester Warrington and London
Incomplete OCR lists multiple individuals with occupations and places in England. Names include Harry Koaighe age 58 of Manchester printer. eae Hayes of Warrington Lancashire cloth maker. Kupere Abrahami Lea of Birmingham Warwickshire carpenter. George Yean Os How freet of Saffron Hill. Benard Va pag of Lathbury dealer. Burkitt Feyn of Cornhill hofier.
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Harry ‘Koaighe
Royal Family Schedule and Dignitaries News Update
Monday coverage details royal movements from Windsor to Buckingham Palace with public days at St James's. Notes on Levee at Carlton House, divine service at Windsor, and the Duke of York's journey to Calais. Also reports on politics, religion, and society events across Britain and Europe.
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Princesses Royal
Aucusta
Elizabeth
Windsor Hodge
Buckingham-house
St. James's
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Carlton-house
Windsor
Queen’s Lodge
Duke of York
York
Whitehall
Dover
Calais
Pruffia
Flashings
Commons
House of Peers
Prussia
Royal Academy Exhibition Noted For Sparse Attendance
A Saturday visit to the Anguan at the Royal Academicians exhibit drew a smaller crowd than usual while notable figures attended including the Archbishop of York and several bishops. The paper promises to review the exhibition with its usual candour and discernment through its Critical Lucubrations.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Archbishop of
York
Lauissax
Peterborough
Catologfie
Eric Harmus
Opera Pantheon Displays Patronage and Pantomime Charm
The Opera Pantheon festival faced unfavorable days yet drew praise for Pacchierotti Lazzarini and Mara with Hadyn’s Ah que nel Petto and Meyer’s harp. D’Auberval’s La Fille Mal Gardee impressed, while Treopers and Diperor and DineLotyabd/D'Aupenvarr earned applause for acting and performance.
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Pacchierotti
Lazzarini
Mara
Iban
Hadyn
Meyer
Lourserpouré
Grevenwoop
Peruvian Palace
Mons. D’auberval
Dancer
Wotan
Parsons
Mls
D'Aupenvarr
King Louis XVI Threatened by French Insurrectionary Message
A chilling Parisian manifesto warns Louis XVI that his throne will fall and asserts massive popular resolve to end the monarchy. The same issue notes praise for Potemkin, a claim Turkey’s friendship outvalues Russia, and reports a Sheffield drowning accident and a long-lived Worcestershire mare.
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Gustavus Vasa
Hugonots
Petersborg
Potemkin
Turkey
Russia
Tris
Sheffield
Wood
Martley
Worcestershire
Romaldprice
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Norwich Prisoners Escape Attempt Reported
On April 29 in Norwich Castle yard nine prisoners removed irons and tried to seize Mr Gynne and a turnkey then broke toward the main door while armed with stones. Neighbours aided, two guard wounds occurred. ringleaders named Todd Durrant and White. They are secured awaiting transport to hulks via High Sheriff and state authorities.
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Féléns
Patteson
Lewis Todd
Wells Harbour
Jonathan Durrant
John Whiteman
Holme Hale
Prince of Wales to be installed during Freemason anniversary
A mid 18th century news digest notes the upcoming installation of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on a Wednesday, linked to the Freemasons anniversary. It mentions royal rank, duties, and the ceremony context without detailing specific locations or dates.
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Prince of Wales
England
Freemason
Guarres Knoy Pes
Warmouth
Admiralty
Impres
Ireland
Lord Charlemont
Hearts of Oak
Cadiz
Honduras
Montevided
Carthagena
Havannah
Vera Cruz
St. Domingo
Piastres
Coldstream Regiment of Guards
Rayner
Bury
Botany Bay
Exeter
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Whitehaven
St. Paul’s Covent Garden
Bow~ Street
Fletching
Cambridge
St. Saviour’s
Albion Mills
Howe
Norwich
Magdalen College
Oxford
Penzance
Caroline
Edwards
London
Quebec
Plymouth
Sparling
Africa
Dominica
Cayo
Romana
Streights
Balama
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Carisbrook Castle
Worcester
Benjamitn
Fune
William Atkinsony
Bréad-street
Satten
Guildhalh
Wiliam Sealy
Savage‘gardens
Guildtaly
James Calvert
Old-street
Guildhalle
Thomas Thornthwaite
James Jacks
Paternolterrow
Taylors
Gaild Fall
Allen Fropwell
John_Caltins
Thrapston
Northamptonshire
Miler
White Lion Inn
Kimbolton
Richard Roffon
Cheadle
Staffordshire
Royal Oak
Chedales
Thomas Eaton
Liverpool
Mariner
Bigs Tavern
Brito
Hase’ Isaacs Bing
Little Minuties
Guildhall
Benjamin Wail
Aylesbury
Bucks
Thomas Forsyth
Honey-lane
Reufeman
James Healey
Andrew
Lindley
Sheff Gait
King’s Head Inn
Fhutles
Tipperary
France
Desrubrist
Haymarket
Pitzon
Salisbury
Pere
Will
Newcastle
Duke of
Providence
Wat Tylers
H'ghee
Bowen
Bath
Wistom
Coant
Zenoanio
Cousit Noigery
Doctor-Price
Dé Mirazeau
Paris
Paros
Red Academy
OPERA
Pantheon
Brance
Louis XVI
Louis
Guignard
Montmorin
Compiegne
Conde
Aristocrates
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