London Gazette notices and European dispatches in 1786 style
Whitehall announces Henry Hamilton appointed Governor and Commander in Chief of Bermuda. Reports from Warsaw, Vienna and Liege describe treaties, troop movements, court intrigues, and political shifts. Canadian memorials seek reform. notable appointments and resignations unfold in London. A Welsh circuit, dock opening, lotteries critique, and church notices accompany social events, deaths, and marriages.
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Ship News: East India and Jamaica bound vessels pass
Dial Feb 19 reports remain in the Downs for several ships while Two Friends Burn and Yvia winds shift. East Indiaman Wood bound for India arrives, Ceres passes, Marquis of Lansdowne Tolme directed for India, Hercules Fullerton for Jamaica, Supply Morrion Mary Ford Blackburn for Barbadoes, Mary Bedfield for Virginia, Adventure Keen for the South Sea. Thomas Farnel and New Betsey Wood pass Gravesend.
King and royal procession to Chapel Royal in Lent
In London yesterday the King, Queen, and three eldest Princesses attended the usual Lent Sunday procession to the Chapel Royal. The Bishop of Bath and Wells led service and sermon. Lord Walsingham bore the Sword of State, with the Earl of Galloway and Marchioness of Bath in attendance. The Earl of Aylesbury officiated as Master of the Wardrobe. A drawing-room followed the chapel service.
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Tandon Hospital,. Fifty Years. Lately, Mrs. Thomas
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Irish House debate on salaries and pensions inquiry
Mr G Ponsonby urged the House to represent to the King that rising public expense and new salaries and pensions undermine Ireland's loyalty. Mr Grattan supported the motion. The division showed Ayes six, Noes fourteen, yielding a majority against the proposal.
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Surrender notices and dividends in Liverpool and Birmingham mills
Lists of debtors and creditors with surrender dates in February March and April. Names include Gill of Christ Church Sini merchant. Mark et Job Wyse of Birdinghary Warwickshire. Carter's Tavern attorney. Samuel Penice Holst Cilia district. Henry Webb of Birmingham brewers. John Statey Congleton. Thomas Milner Alford. Jeffery Tylecote Oxford Street. George Lomas Dowgate Hill. James Lomax Market Lane. George Clitherow Houndschetech. John Brownhill Marybone Street. John Mears Union Street. Michael Wiegand Cannon Street. dividend adjournments and certificates to be granted.
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