Crown Baronetcies and Local Militia Appointments Listed
From the London Gazette June 18 and June 21 details the King granting baronetcies to Walter James of Langley Hall Berks and other named gentlemen including Sir William Erskine, Henry Martin, and Christopher Hawkins with heirs. plus commissions in the South Gloucester Militia and numerous bankruptcy enlargements and certificates with surrender dates and attorney details across multiple English counties. The notice names specific estates, titles, and officers, and lists dates in 1791 for promotions and resignations, along with bankruptcy actions and forthcoming certificate grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Great Britain
Walter
James James
Langley Hall
Berks
William Erskine
Henry Martin
Lockinge
Charles William Boughton
Worcester
Dewa‘kon-hall
Salop
Christopher Hawkins
Trewithen
Cornwall
John Call
Whiteford
George Jackson
Hartham-house
Wilts
Ralph Woodford
Denmark
Charles Pole
Woolverton
Southampton
Robert Howell Vaughan
Nannau
Merioneth
Charles Rich
Bostock
Rose ‘Hall
Suffolk
Charles Grave Hudson
Wanlip
Leicester
George Ivison Tapps
Hinton
George Chad
Thursford
Thomas Raymond
John Self
John Parker
Raymond
John Wall
Parker
George Lord
Bridge - House-Court
Gracechurch-street
Royal travel plans and court notices amid european dispatch talks
Wednesday morning reports the Queen’s drawing room at St James's and royal movements to Kew and Windsor with stays at Appledecombe House Isle of Wight. Dispatches from Petersburgh expected. regiments and Bath ribbons vacant after Sir Fredrick Hatpimanp's death. Duke and Duchess of Lexos tour Scilly Islands. reports of a France trip denied. Miss Brunrex's public poetic fiction noted amid gossip about marriage and Brancourt’s Vienna failure as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Kew Palace
Windsor
Appledecombe House
Isle of Wight
Richard Worstey
Tieir
Lord Grenville
Petersburgh
Timms
Fredrick Hat- Piman
O'Hara
Frederick
Order of the Bath
Lord Heaturietp
Archibald Campsexn
F. Harpimanp
Duke
Duchess of
Lexos
Scilly Islands
Cornwall
Drew
Peter Burrex
French Report on Trade Meetings and Colonial Instructions
M le Chapelier reports frequent lamentations in Paris over tradesmen and workers forming associations with elected Presidents and secretaries. Decrees interdicted these meetings while instructions to Colonial Assemblies urged caution. The Augus Diet merely recommends, not dates actions, implying colonies may already see themselves as independent from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. le Chapelier
Scene at Mass and Paris petition in National Assembly
On June 14 Erxc of the French attended Mass when a spectator loudly appealed for justice against a minister and his mistress, then addressed the Queen. the King urged silence. A central Committee petition urged universal voting and expunging Five citizens from the Constitutional Code. Other items note a statue gift to Edinburgh, judge recoveries, a missing drummer, an elopement from Richmond Green, a child’s poisoning scare, a church disturbance by a horse, and varied maritime and colonial dispatches.
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Morizot
Dre Fent
Durvau de Police
Paris
National Assembly
Gsi
Miust
France
Earl of Bure
Edinburgh
New College
Wilson
Lifoon
Cargiste
Duke of York
Dover
East Indies
Hyder
Hughes
Richmond Green
Taunton
Somersetshire
An Baece
Bonebury
Cheshire
Dobbin
Everdon
Northamptonshire
Warr
Lincoln
Tacrin
Public Office at Bo Street Reports Forged Bank Notes
An April theft at the Chichester Bank plate led to a Winchester jail sentence for the accused after a public examination. A journeyman printer and accomplices testified printing twenty five to seventy five forged notes from the stolen plate. Long remains under further examination.
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Fort Smouth
Chicheter
Wwinchester
Southampton
Chichester Ola Bank
House of Meilrs. Darton, and Co
Welles
London
Winchester-gaal
Wall
Wilson
Tor Ion
Lssie
Sir. Wilton
Shaw
Darton
Long
Thunder Storm Dashes Through With Sudden Cannon Like Crash
A morning of clear warmth gave way to a brisk gale and mist on the hills. After noon darkened skies unleashed a remarkable thunder crack, felt in homes as if cannon fired, yet no major damage occurred. Heavy showers soaked land, abandoning drought with a 1.5 inch rainfall in a brief period. Temperatures moved from 75 at noon to 62 at two, then 66 at six, with a near steady barometer above 30 inches.
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Countess of
Porter
Crone
Laft
Elizabeth Tairman
Syde Iheam Commei
Crewe
Crewe Down. A New Lighthouse On the Long Ships, Near the Land’s-end
Vaent. Smith
Land’s End
Count de Cifuentes
Spain
Elfineur
London
Riga
Meme
Petersburgh
Bichard
Pondicherry
L’orient
Martinique
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The
London Gazette
Une
Witehall
Edward Harrison
Uttoxeter
Stafordshire
New Star
Swan-ini
Stafford
Benjamin Price
Chancery-lane
John Gravie
Whitehaven
Mercer
Waven
Peter How
Thomas Dilcock
York
Linen-Draper
Black Swan
Coey-street
Townsend
Uly
George Smith
Guildhall
Claes Grill
Dunfiercourt
Mincing-lane
Cruildhall
Francis Willis
Bristol
Old Market
Richard Stephenson
John Verty
Newcastle upon-Tyne
White Hart
Newcastle-upon
John Brooks
Paul Randall
Melksham
Wiltshire
Clothiers
Bath- Tavern
Corn-ftreet
May Horn
Longport
Canterbury
James Achison the Elder
Shaftesbury
Dorsetshire
John Bowman
Startforth
Yorkshire
Samuel Harris
Bull-head-court
Newgate-street
Stamford
Grantham
Yaxley
Sleaford
Spalding
Lenz
Public Ofice
Bow- Street
Darats
Chiche Ser Bank
Mary Grahim W
Jow-street
Earl of OL
Anbrassil
Sten
Hope Street
May Fatr
Neilson
Hanover
Jamaica
Roehampton
Miller
Les Trois Seeurs
Norberg
Christiansand
Joft
Ostend
Sally
Dure
Port Au Prince
Jott
West Indies
Dantberg
Solling
Copenhagen
Bengal
Lisbon
Nra
Sra
Dos Prazeres
Sain
Joe
Joze Ferra
Dos Santos
Brazeilles
Maranham
Diana
Meillamby
Hannah
Holiday
Liverpool
Murdoch
Leith
Boysen
Andaman Island
Andaman Isand
Frim
Andamas
N.E
S. E
Nuscowrey
Bombay Gazette
Andamans
Mark Tiland
Ross Island
Bo-Street
Kendal
Cumberland
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