Royal licences and appointments from 1792 affidavit notice
The article records royal grants of licence to assume names and arms for Warwick and Courtenay branches, a licence for Throckmorton, the appointment of Henry Skeffington as Governor of Cork, and a warrant for John Stratford as agent for forces abroad. It also notes Sweden summoning a Diet for January 23 and news of Russia Turkey peace treaty signed at Favly on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin-Castle
Fan
Henry Skeffington
Cork
John Stratford
Sweden
Geéfie
Russia
Turkey
Fafly
Galatz
Royal sheriff appointments 1792 list by council
A dense roll of named sheriffs appointed by his Majesty in Council for 1792 across English counties including Berkshire Buckinghamshire Cumberland Cheshire Devon Dorset Gloucestershire Herefordshire Kent Leicestershire Lincolnshire Monmouthshire Northampton Norfolk Oxfordshire Rutland Shropshire Somerset Staffordshire Suffolk Yorkshire and Wales with several postposed entries and county notes. Prominent names include Blagrave Riddell Pigott Chalmondeley Towney Cotsford Embury Streatfield Nevilles Hammond Debank Addir Joliffe Willetts Deb Launceston etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
John Blagrave
Calcot Place
Bedfordsiire
John Buchannan Riddell
Sondon
Bart
Bucks
William, Pigott
Doddershall
Cumberland
Edward Hafeil
Dalemainy
Cheshire
Thomas
Chalmondeley
Vale Royal
Camb’ and Hunt
Richard Greaves Towney
Fulbourne
Osee
Newanshire
Edward Cotsford
Clyft St. Mary
Dorsershire
Ierbyshire
Frugh Bateman
Hartington Hall
Erick «Zachariah Button
Stifford
Gloucestershire
John Embury
Twining
Herford
Henry Streatfield
Chiddingstone
Leicesterhire
Lancolyshire
Christopher Nevilles
Wellingare
Monmouthshire
Worthumberland
Ralph William Gray
Bickworth
Pilewell
Surrey
William ‘Woodreffe
Payle Park
Sulles
Edenund “Woods
Shopwick
Warwickshire
Joseph Oughton
Sutton Coldfield
Worcestershire
Erence Ee Ae Ripple
Matthew Humphreys
Chippenham
Yorkshire
South Wales
Bankrupts surrender notices from Guildhall sessions
A chaotic list of bankruptcy surrender dates and debtors including Peter Ambrosius Marsiley Theodore De Beaune Thomas Belcher Margaret Bayne William Kilpin James Beckett Christopher Noble Lewis Lambat Anthony Johnson John Herds Henry Hudson and others with surrender dates Feb 8 13 25 27 28 and March 3 6 17 at Guildhall or nearby inns. attorneys named. locations include Union-court Broddstreet Long-acre Spitalfields Newcastle upon Tyne Canterbury and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Ambrosius Marsiley
Theodore de Beaune
Union-court
Broddtreet
Guildhall
Parnell
Spitalsields
Thomas Belcher
Charles-street
Long-acre
Swithin
S- Jane
Jon Piver
Thakcham
Sussex
Berry and
New Antelope Inn
Poole
Attor Hey
Mr. Parr
Pope
Pooe & Air
Lambeth
Surrey
Igaret Bayne
Newcastle Upon
Princes-street
Cottoria Maniufacturers
Anthony Johnson
Newcastle-upon Tyne
Newcastle
John Herds
Ude
Cornwall
White Lion
Bristol
Weaarch
Wenry’ Hudson
Wentworth-street
Spitale
John Bailey
Canterbury
George Blake
Fenchurch-street
Parliamentary Shifts In Lords As Westminster Hall Report Debated
Monday morning brief notes a Tarspaye committee report on Westminster Hall and Privileges committee sittings. It mentions Scots Peers election and Beaumont claims of peerage, with ongoing discussions in the House of Lords for the present week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarspaye
Westminster Hall
Chian_dos
Beaumont
EU ‘TuHurspay
Salt Hill
Colnbrook
Fottenham‘street
Duke of Lees
Duke
Puichets of York
Commons
House of Commons
Lord Wycombe
Marquis of
Lans‘downe
Charlestown
Philadelpia
Americas
Committee of Lords
Hastines
Copa
Storace
Drury Lane Company
M. Ve Securer
Paris
Fois Mons
Cree
Bourdeax
Durie
Louis
Joseph
France
Portugal
Spain
England
Kinham
Upor
Thomas Aretehs
Huw
Pherhas Whiateley
Thiat
Birmingham
Dexsy
iSurrey
Isi
House of Commons Notes on War and Diplomacy
The report covers Monday and Thursday sessions with motions on libels and debtor relief, plus a London update on M de Perrigord and Grenville relations. It details royal observances at Windsor and St James's, naval dispatches, and Parliament’s public and political maneuvering locally and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Windsor Lodge
Buckingham
Windsor
Bombay
China
Duke of BuccLetcu
Colétel Garver
Lord Stoxmont
House ‘of ‘Lords
Burke
House of Peers
Commons
Lord Stormont
Duke of Leinster
Earls of
Arran
Cuar Stermont
House of Lords
Mayzesty
All Ireland
K.swyon
Lonspaxe
Theatre notes on Mrs Stevens play and royal presence
A fragmentary theatre report describes Mrs Stevens performing in The Gamesten before a full audience. The monarch attended the private box with Madame Von Vierne and others, while the Duchess watched Mrs Beverley's distress and the Mork Minuet between Palmer and Miss Pope in High Life below stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madamie von. Vierne
Goly St. Legerer
Fok
Beverley
Palmer
Miss.Pope
Fight for Encourcer? Came Between Time Upon Adjourned
fragmented OCR note mentions a fight for encounter or concern and a meeting adjourned with unclear context. No clear names, places, or dates readable. summary reflects the fragmentary state.
Roe Against the Lord Protests Against Measures
Fragmentary note shows protest language urging zeal to oppose measures and power shift. Mentions journalizing the protest and asserting principles. No clear names, dates, or places available.
Religious unity debate looms in Sierra Leone colony
Reports recount a proposed established religion as “no religious distinction” while asserting individual conscience. a young Irish student attempted suicide in Temple Street. card losses cited as a probable cause. Manchester church records show 126 couples pledged. Evans crushed by cart. swindler protection urged. gale of shipwrecks near Ring and Portu guese coast with bodies found. many foreign vessels at Cowes harbor seeking repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leona
Coripany
Temple
Manchester
Evans
Tooley-street
Society For the Protection Against
Clonakilty
Coreasganie
Harriot-afid
Fisher and Harvey
Portuguele
Ces
Cowes
Belg
Fragmentary report of a doorway disturbance at Watsons Hof
A partial, garbled notice describes lightning entering a Porter’s room in Watsons Hof. The event woke the house as doors were open and a wine potter awaited, but no injuries are noted. The report is unclear about the exact location and persons involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.de Tatrevranp de Pericard
Autun
M. de Perrcorp Hias
Kane
Lord Grenvillts
Monf. de Lessart
M.de Peigord
Brasant
M. de Perigord
San
Watson
Potter
Warwick, Tan Report Appears Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR item from Warwick appears to reference an administrator or official action but lacks clear details or names, leaving the event and parties involved ambiguous.
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London
Pébhairy
Whitehall
Raébert
Warwick Ball
Berland
Warwick
Mary
Thomas Warwick
Warwick Hall
John
Maddison
Durham
Throckmorton
Westmorland
Theounty
Devon
Courtenay
Courtenay of
Molland
Vienna
His Majesty In Council
Carmarthen
George Moysan
Abercathy
Pembroke
John Marthis
Llangwarren
Cardigan
William Lewis
Limercheiron
Anglesea
Hugh Price
Wern
Carnarvon
Edward Lloyd
Ty Mawr
Merioneth
Edward Corbet
Anyfmaen Gwyn
Montgomery
Robert Clifton
Aberbechan
Therpas ‘Jones
Llantifillio
Denbigh
de Flint
Edward Organ
Golden Grove
Sherife
Prince of’ Wates
i—Davies Giddy
Tredrea
Thomas Clarke
Liverpool
Sadler
John Ashworth
Bury
Lancashire
Curries
William Brown
Poplar
Maurice ‘Ahern
Corbett-court
Gracéchirch
Street
Savtehants
Edward Tyler
Stotforth
Samuel Rutter the Younger
Brittol
Woah Mordecai
Suireysaerchatt
Thomas Hattersley
Whitechapel
Edward Thomas
Cardiff
Glamorganshire
Bufniefkin
Assit Nous
House OF ‘Commons
Supply and Ways and Means
Fox
Grey
Thansday
Major Maitlanp
India
Hiprissey
Anchibald.campbell
Tyersey
Van
William Bath
Theatre
Haymarket
Ead
Roe
Tan
Saas Rey
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