Court and Drawing-room at St James's hint at ministerial changes
A London summary notes a full Court and drawing-room at St James's with mentions of Lords Chatham and Temple. It reports appointments in royal service including the Savoy rack keeper and a Privy Chamber position for John Milton. Extra letters discuss French politics with de Sartine and Orléans figures, plus academy awards at Somerset House and ship news from Leith and Berewich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Sartine
Duke of Orleans
Orleans
de Sarane
Hinet Bey Pe
Anotker
Aecide
de Miromefnil
Rouen
France
Count de Guignes
Royal Academy
Somerset House
James Jefferys
Bef
Charles Banks
Thomas W
Covent-garden
Mel
John Haywood
Thomas Malton
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Edward Burch
G. M. Mozer
Joseph Nollekens
Thomas Sandby
James Barry
Richard Colway
Thomas Gainsborough
Jeremiah Meyer
Royal grants and name changes in London Gazette notice
The London Gazette reports royal approval for surname changes and royal leave to bear new names. Maurice Ceely of Somerset is granted leave to take the surname Trevilin, and Francis Twitleton of Grosvenor Street is authorized to add the surname Thompson to his name along with a military appointment in the third regiment of foot guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norroy
Order of the Bath
Brunswick Herald
Anto Maurice Ceely
Middle‘ney
Somerset
Trevilim
Francis
Twitleton
Grosveport Street
St. George
Hanover
Lierry
Westminster
Peace and missions stir distant regions and fleets
Reports from Copenhagen, Warsaw, and Paterburgh describe rewards to relay horse suppliers for the Moscow peace journey, baptisms across the Indian mission, and a tumultuous Diet in Warsaw. The text notes captures of Tanjour, religious conversions, and stalled negotiations with Austrian and Prussian factions as limits are debated and delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meil
Holland
Paterbourgh
Moscow
Copenhagen
India
Pranquebar
O&ober
Kingdom of
Tanjour
Muhamed Aly Chan
Rnfoner
Caromandel
Church of Talmud
Warsaw
de Richlieu
Vienna
Jablonowski
Right to vote upheld by Worcester china workers
In Worcester on December 10 the Court of King's Bench granted the freemen of the city’s china manufactory voting rights for Members of Parliament. A celebratory meeting followed on Monday with toasts to The upright Fudge and others as joy spread among the workers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Worcester
King’s Bench
China Manufactory
Sdansfeld
Watkin
Arrivals at Ports From Corke and London Trade
Ships from Corke and London arrive at Bourdeaux Yarmouth Road L Orient Porto Bilboa and Lisbon. Vessels include Le Esprit La Poling Amity s Desire San Bernardo Kirby Hall Susannah Carey Catharine and Providence with crews Richards Foullange Reville Newland Delvalle Firth and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady’s Adventure
Henderson
St. James's Planter
Stewart
Africa
Polly
Daley
Hope
Wilcox
Hambureh
Latty
Spalding
Musquitothore
Gortor
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Francisco Bartolozzi
Nathaniel Howe
Joseph Noflekens
Peter Toms
Edward Barch
Charles Catton
Nathaniel Dance
Benjamin West
Leith
Normand
Dysart
Campvere
Newhaven
Hamilton
Rotterdam
Reed
Spears
Jamaica
Buccleugh
Sally
Queen
Gray
London
Boswell
Renton
Mathison
Berewich
Englis
Sunderland Point
John Radclif
Pudsey
Bradford
John Radcliff
John Radcliffe
Leeds Intelligencer
Acnard
Radcliffe
Tharper
Miltress
Gehité
Williamis
Ludgate-hill
SRL & Bg
UEP Dha
Gool
Sok
Bag
Sncgzegn
Old Bailey
Richard Mitchell
Whitfield
Lewes
Moxon
Lymington
Mitchel
General Post
Lombard-street
William Cufiin
Thomas Dicker
Chelsea
Tethilfields
Bridewell
Thomas Bailiff
Moses’ Toghill
Chichester
Singleton
West Dean
Sussex
Duke of Richmond
Wheeler
East-India Company
Poplar
Gloster Ridley
Tho
Fowke
Clarges-street
Piccadilly
Leicestershire
Charles Boohly
Frecond
Thomas
Boothly
Fooly. Park
Dr. Burnell
Eusebius Burnell
Charles Boothly Skymsher
Tooly-park
Bath
Theodore Luders
Claude Aubert
Austin-friars
Campe
Brid_ewater
The
London Gazette
James
Clubb
Philadelphia
Post Antonio
Curlock
Olienale
Lonnon
Emereo Inwaros
Leghorn
Savile
Hetebins
Curry
Smyrna
Cianen Outwanns
Mary
Hughes
New Westmoreland
Hoare
Nelly
Miller
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