Royal Ball Tickets and Plenary Appointments in Queen Anne Bounty
London Gazette report lists new offices for Richard Burn and Richard Richards under the Queen Anne Bounty, plus courtly notices for a St James’s ball on the 16th and tickets sales. It also records military promotions across multiple regiments and upcoming bankruptcy enlargements and certificates in banking and trade occupations. The item mentions the Rothesay fisheries address, and several adjutants and captains named for the Inniskilling Dragoons and various Foot regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Robert Chester
Royal Borough of
Rothesay
Spain
Royal events and visits across Windsor and St James
A royal schedule notes a Levee at St James's on Wednesday and a service at St George's Chapel Windsor attended by the King, Queen, and four elder Princesses. The Duke of Clarence hosted naval officers at St James's Stable Yard before returning to Richmond Terrace. Lord Henry Spencex stays away from The Hague until the Queen's Birthday, and dispatches from Venice reached Whitehall as the Prince of Wales hosted a dinner for Hampshire nobility and gentry at his hunting lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Aermon
Duke of Clarence
St. Jamies’s
Royal
Fot
Richmond Terrace
Lord Henry Spencex
Hague
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Venice
Prince of Wales
Hampshire
Geery
Duke of Beproxp
Wooburn Abbey
Earl of Guirprorp
Bushy Park
Tyson
Bath
Villiers
Miss Forsers
Bellamont
Bellamont Forest
Ireland
Lord Dorcuester
Canada
Mr. Hammond
Madrid
Fraser
Paris
Earl Gower
France
Brest
Spain
England
West India
Russia
Baltic
Cherfon
Texel
Crim Tartary
Black Sea
London
Trinper
Hendon
Dublin
Castle of
Theater Notes on Early Opera A8Gé Run and Finale Chorus
A theatre page reviews an early Opera on Saturday noting no general orders were issued and praising the refined last battle between Dusois and Farrstotuer. The chorus finale of the Second Act is critiqued as too light to its Persian-sounding tongue and suggested for revision.
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Exderss
Dusois
Farrstotuer
Spee
Fatalye
The Widow of Maragar at Covent Garden Theatre
A notice recalls the Tragedy of the Widow of Maragar announced at Covent Garden and later staged at Mrs Crespigny’s private theatre before a beneficiary performance for Miss Brundon. It mentions Broadhurst as the young debutante in Polly at Covent Garden and praises scenery in The Siege of Belgrade as a masterwork of stage painting.
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Maragar
Covent Garden
Belgrade
St.Paul’s Church Yard
Hanover
Grosvenor Square
Bench of Bishops
United States of America
France in the Revolution Aims and Ambivalence
Paris January reports highlight the Democrates asserting pure republican principles while leading figures fray. Mirabeau dominates discourse as factions clash and the Monarchical Club disperses. Oath debates surge in the National Assembly as the King and Queen respond to reformist pressures and civil order.
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Oliver Cromwell
Faronied Club
Paris
M.de Mirabeau
Erabus
Artois Not Yet Arrived in Paris as House Is Readied
The County of Artois path to Paris remains pending arrival while his residence is prepared in anticipation. The note suggests ongoing preparations and expectations surrounding his arrival without confirming a definite date.
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Artois
Paris
Monster Attacks Woman Leave Fatal Wound In City
A monster attacked a young woman at her home with a knife after walking about in the evening. The wound proved fatal despite skilled medical care. The victim could not identify the assailant, and police searches followed without a lead.
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Tares
The Duel Behind Camserwexr Near Downe Common
A fight between two Disstwrexs last Thursday near Downe Common nearly turned deadly as pistols and surgeons arrived. After a heated hour of abuse the duel did not happen as they walked away, both smelling of the same nosegay, with surgeons in attendance.
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Camserwexr
Downe Common
Mornring
Brentford Kings
Blackfriars Bridge Letter Of Condolence And Caution
A period era note laments structural decay while offering grim humor and advice. The speaker speaks of failing limbs, chattering arches, and timbers prone to cracking, urging proactive wills and timely repairs to avoid ruin and collapse. The author hopes for shared resilience aided by props and support.
Vessels Driven From Moorings Off Rotherhithe and Isle of Dogs
A Saturday gale drove two ships from moorings off Church Stairs Rotherhithe one near Limehouse likely to founder the other to shore near the Isle of Dogs with damage. The Revenue Cutter Alexander captured the Formidable a tobacco and spirits laden Smuggling Cutter after a seven hour chase and five shots. At Westminster Quarter Sessions a lame man was tried for assault and acquitted while his wife was said to support herself by gambling. A letter carrier suspected of defalcations was committed for trial after detailing how he used to present large bills at Guildhall Coffee House and have a porter help him obtain cash.
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Rotherhithe
Limehouse
Isle of Dogs
His
Alexander
Scilly
Westminster
Guildhall
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Lord CramBexcatn
War-Office
Inniskilling
Richard O’donovar
Asia
George Thomas
Smith
Light Dragoons
William Trevilian
Qth Foot
Frederick Hardyman
12Th Foot
John Lytter
Israth Foot
Williams
James Campbell
John Hadock Saul
Foot
Alexander Jardine
William Windhar
Dalling
Tane
German
Gordon Maxwell
George Petrie
Alexander Wallace
New South Wales Corps
Thomas Rowley
Thomas Layteck
Joseph Walker
Great Earl-Streety Seven-Dials
Middlesex
Johni. Waller
Lawrence-Jane
Walton and Son
Girdlers-hall
Basingh S-Treet
Ezekiel
Bickham
Tooley-street
Southwark
Berry and
Shep Berd
Canterbury-qhare
Samuel Copfeys
Old Cock-lane
Bethnal-Green
Howard
Cook’s Court
Thomas Wright
Field Barcott
Northamptonshire
Money-Serivener
Cock Inn
Stony Stratford
Tatlow
Derby
Mercer
Dhe
Bell Inn
Benjamin’ Heafrey
Sheffield
Hardwareman
Hee and Chickens
Birmingham
Anthony Smith
Palmer’s Green
Edmonton
Ter
Guidhall
James Seaicroy
St. Clement’s Danesman’s Mercer
Isaac-Tfrse ¥ Nunesy
Abraham Mrael Nunes
Hackney
Ag Charles Lindegren
Andrew Lindegren
Claes Grill
Sii Collicot the Younger
Bristol
Sampson Booker
Hanley
Scaffordshire
John Cook
Duke Street
Portland-place
Ohn Gould
Coventry-freet
Thomas Waldron
Catherine-street
Strand
Andrew Mac Coltoch
Great May's Buildings
St. Martin’s-lane
Drury-Lane
Pantheon
Calais
Clermont
National Assembly
the Kane
Blackfriars’ Bridge
Somerset
Pat Trowel
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