Title and lineages in early London Gazette notices
On April 24 Edward Southwell of King's Weston is confirmed heir to Katherine Sondes, heir to the Earl of Thanet and Baron Clifford, with Clifford the Barony writ issued. A Dorset Dover to Spithead transport fleet moves to North America with Heister's Hessian troops in good health. transports left Weser, reached Dover, then Spithead for departure.
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Oxford selects John Carne as Trinity College head
Oxford April 26 John Carne D D was unanimously chosen President of Trinity College to succeed the late Dr Huddesford. Bristol April 24 townspeople rallied to see a supposed miracle by Don Diego Antonio from Portugal. no show occurred leaving spectators duped and mocked by the failed hoax.
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Arrivals and Dockyard Orders Reported in April
Last night ships including Nancy Betrey Meviid and St Marys Wiener Gul sailed with crews as per fall. NE wind, routes to rivers and harbors noted. Arrivals list includes Coronation Hogg from Cathagenia and Generous frend from Malaga Cadiz. Commissioner's Office orders four months extra work for shipwrights and caulkers at the dockyard with one quarter day extra.
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Royal Court Clerks Appointments Amid April Weather Notes
Notices detail appointments in the Inner and Outer Treasury of the King's Bench and the Sixpenny Receivers office on Tower Hill, filling posts left by Beversham Filmer, Taverner Wallis, and Jonah Bates. Also reports a dry April with heavy January show implying likely later rains, plus a string of crime, marriage, and bankruptcy notices and a public employment notice for local assistant minister and grammar school master candidates.
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Notice of bullion exchange by Bank of England in 1776
Bank of England announces in April 1776 that by his majesty's proclamation a bullion exchange will run from May to August on Fridays and Mondays, excluding holidays, with gold shipments in parcels of not less than twenty guineas traded in the forenoon to afternoon.
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