Court and Military News From The Realm Streets
The Countess Dowger of Sunderland is noted in a noon delivery. The Countess of Essex is appointed a Lady of the Bed Chamber to the royal highness in place of the late Countess of Pembroke. Reports say the Earl of Godolphin may be created a Duke. Details (Scotland) mention Highlanders near 300 with the Earl of Seaforth. The Turkey Company lists ships for service including the Afis and Dolphin. Prisoner moves include Mr. Drummond in custody of Mr. Crawford in Manchester Court. Sessions at the Old Bailey yield death sentences for multiple offenses and various stock and burials tallies are reported. Horse race plates and gaming books advertised. Public notices include real estate, auctions, and publications on gaming law and poems.
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Earl of Seaforth
Turkey Company
Afis
Wims
Dolphin
Horsewell
Duke of Cambridge
Williams
Halifax
Butler
Drummond
Crawford
Manchester Court
Treland
Raft
Old Baily
Matthias Brinsden
James Lincoln
Peter Martin
Chelsea Hospital
Anne Morris
John Caley
Arthur Hughes
Thomas Jennings
Millop
Thomas Etheridge
Thomas Wilson
Robert Wilkinson
Edward Myer
William Slayton
Andrew Raymer
Benj.Shambler
Charles Palmer
Richard Oxey
Oxley
Thomas Hudson
Fae Holman
Anne Green
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Buckinghamshire
Richard Abell
Duke of Whartop
Thomas Reads
Queen’s Head
Ranning
Falk
Parliament
George
Samuel Burler
Bernard’s Inn
Holborn
Thomas Butler
King’s Head
Bleettreet
Stephen Blackhead
Robert Young
Rochester
Lords of the Privy Council
T. Payne
Price
Parturiunt Montes
Nascetar RidiculaeMus
Ph. Fab
Pater-nofter-row
Camdeniani
Alia Noonulla
Franciscus
A.M. Coll
Trin. Socius, N. B
Bodleian Tibrary
Chancery Lane
James Graves