Rand surname license granted in Essex widow’s line
The London Gazette notes Elizabeth Hills of Meffing Essex widow gains Royal Licence to assume the Rand surname and bear the Rand arms, per the will of Thomas Rand late of Meffing. Also Irish and royal appointments list serjeants at law Henry Duquery and James Chatterton. Plague reports reach Constantinople Morea and Smyrna, while Vienna sees imperial court return in health. Bankruptcy notices urge payments and surrender dates at Guildhall for Lyons and multiple traders, with slated dividends and certificates to be granted by August 27.
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Wharrenarr
Elizabeth Hills
Meffing
County of
Essex
Rand
Thomas Rand
Vienna
Charles Lyons
Hilliard’s Court
St. George
Tgp
Guildhall
Thomas Enthmarch
Thomas Hezekiah Ruth
Georger Street
Minories
Attornezs
Mel
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Tee Ee
George Blake
Fenchurch-street
Raikes Thaire
Sdina
Holborn
George Stevens
New Hand Street
Viita’ler
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Lincbly
Inowine
Valentine Hayley
The
Royal Eixchange
Caldham
Bradystreet
Buildings
London
Edward Eales
Bridgetown
Devon
Déafer’s
Globe Inn
Exeter
Fairbank
Ely Place
Robert Lane
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Clerkenwell
Ter
Globe Tavern
John-ftred
Liverpool
Windle
Bartlett’s Buildings
Thomes Parkinson
Gainsborough
Lincolnshire
Augus Rg
Ship Inn
G. Hedeyv
James Niblock
William Hunter
Lancashire
Linn-Drapers
Teast the Golden Lion
Atrornies
Shawe and Phillips
New Bridgetreer
Chatham Place
James Garnett
Suirendr
Auaudt
Shawe -and- Phillips
New Bridge-street
Edward Wright
Manchester
Bull's Head, Inn
John Sparkes
Southampton Street
Covent Garden
Joseph Lucas
Caton
Gaapes
Lancaster
Thomas Terrington
Kington
Hull
Vinea-drapers
George Inn
Kingston Upon Wie
John Bramhall
Gutter Lane
Cueapside
Haberdaffer
Arcleven
Vincent Eades
Helmet Row
St. Luke
Windsor Week Levee Crowned by Prince of Wales Birthday
Royal schedule notes a Wednesday levee at St James's amid Windsor fete preparations for Friday's Prince of Wales birthday celebration. Moments at Windsor include divine service at St George's Chapel and terrace strolls with the Spanish Ambassador. A Birmingham man patently praises the government while praising the constitution and warning against reform, citing an humble Tower Hill cleaner as proof of opportunity under current law.
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St. James’s
Windsor
Prince of Wales
St. George’s ‘Chapel
Royal
Duke of Clarence
Windsor Lodge
Patton- Baker
Birmingham
Towerhill
Paris Emigrant Homes Fill with Military Aristocrats
France August 3 reports set free three Body Guards who accompanied the King, alarming the public as no royal orders for release appeared. Britannic patriots form a 400-man camp near Brest to repel invasions, while emigrant houses in Paris fill with military-natured residents. National Assembly debates on punishments forFake titles and decrees against critics, with Rochambeau’s aging leadership discussed and plans for National Guard camps near the frontiers advanced.
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Paris
Orleans
Britann
Great Britain
Brest
Ware
M. Chadroud
M. Andre
M. Vernier
M. de Biron
Department of the North
M. de Rochambeau
M. d’Créec
Maubeuze
M. de Montesquiou
Meuse
Moselle
Les Ardennes
M. de Lafort
M. Duportail
M. de la Fayette
Grene
Pennsylvania assembly votes funds to improve rivers and roads
The General Assembly of Pennsylvania votes a large sum to render eleven rivers navigable and to build roads to towns of consequence, enabling direct communication from Philadelphia to the rest of the state. Oak bark price rise noted. sugar imports context given. At Magdalen fair Norfolk a drop in prices for inferior horses. remains of a human body found in Brough Scotland with red hair and silk cord. linked to a missing packman and servant from Dunnet Sunnigoe and Scarskerry presumed alive years ago.
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General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Scotland
England
Magdalen Fair
Norfolk
Brough
Dunnet
Sunnigoe
Scarskerry
Peace proposals from London and Berlin to Russia and the Porte
Air TAD reports that on June 21 the allied courts submitted peace proposals after the Empress answered the Memorial of the Courts. Key points include demolishing the fortress at Oczakow and the Dniester navigation, with nondistrict left side fortifications. The allies prefer goodwill mediation over formal mediation, which Russia opposes.
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London
Berlin
Russia
Porte
Oczakow
Dniester
Imperial Electors Plan A German Reassertion in Alsace
Ratispon July 14 reports the Princes with Alsace possessions near a conclusion by the three Empire colleges. The Electoral College draft cites Latin and French forms, urging Emperor to defend German treaties and restore despoiled estates. It calls for universal participation of European powers and demands full troop readiness to uphold dignity and authority.
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Alsace
Imperia Commission
Lorraine
National Assembly
Diet
Empire
Mayennee
France
Germany
Westphalia
Europe
Paris
Duglo, Esse
Riots and accidents mark late York news
Reports from York describe Mr Vowerr of Leadenhall street stationery to the India Company dying after last week's York Mail Coach overturning. Birmingham rioters Sadler and Aikin die in hospital. five Sheffield rioters await trial at York Castle as the Assizes open. Also, a drowning at Walney and Earl Manshenp’s enduring health surprise.
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Vowerr
Leadenhall Street
The
India Company
York Mail
Ltuiitingdon
Thomas Sadler
Charles Aikin
Birmingham
Ryland
General Hospital
Sheffield
York Castle
Joan Brooksrank
Isle of Walney
Court Festivities at Potsdam for Royal Family
Fragmentary OCR recalls royal festivity at Potsdam with a court concert and supper for the Princes and Princesses of the royal house and the Duke of York. A ball and supper followed, with nobles and many foreigners, including Count d AGOULT and Marquis de PrroconTau. General Haymann travels to Potsdam with the Marquis de Bourlys’s son.
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Duke OF York
Potzdam
Hig Hou
D’ Agoult
Ce PrRoconTau
Haymann
de BourLys
King of Swkpen Leaves Ax La-Charelle After Six Weeks
The King of Swkpen, in Ax La-Charelle for six weeks, departed on the 35th returning via Dufeldorp. Uncertain conjectures about his journey were likely unfounded. Generals de Bowile, father and son, joined his service after already departing for See Re The.two. Margraviats of Auspach and Bareith now govern as the Pruffisn monarchy persists, the Margrave relinquishing the reins.
Inauguration of Emperor and King at Malines
Brussels reports the inauguration of his Majesty the Emperor and King on July 28 at Malines. Duke Albert of Saxe Teschen took and received oaths in the kingly station, accepting the name and duties of his Majesty.
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Brussels
Malines
Duke Albert of Saxe
Tefchen
I Maines
King of Spain visits Guadraxara manufactories
Last March the King of Spain toured his Guadraxara establishments producing bread cloths and forges. He found 306 looms operating and about 24,000 workers employed. To boost trade, a 12 percent rebate was offered on bulk purchases and extended 12 to 18 month credit with a possible 0.5 percent monthly discount for early payment.
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Spain
Guadraxara
Europe
National Assembly
France
East Prussia
Favret
Wilden
Bonigsberg
Count de Henkel
Zurich
Paris
Lord Monteigle
Tire
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London Gazette
Dustin Castle
Ireland
Henry Duquery
James Chatterton
Constantinople
Fee
Morea
Smyrna
Salonica
Charles Ryland
Limehouse
Imi Walesby
Louth
Lincolsshire
Wiliam Cock
Snow Hill
Roth Lindopy
Warwickflore
Mr. T
Seine
M. Bureau de Pufy
M. Aferica
Air
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