Two Canadian Chiefs welcomed at St James's London
Brief notes from London recount the arrival and welcome of two Canadian chiefs of the Algonquian tribe at St James's with royal reception. The narrative also covers a lengthy London Gazette style update on naval orders, dispatches, shipping, and legal notices, including transport allocations and recent court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
St. James’s
Privy Council
George Germaine
Earl of Dunmore
Virginia
Cork
Botton
Peter Parker
Peck
Woolwich
Hull
Whitby
Scarborough
Shields
Meath
Barbadoes
Corke
Dover
Walsby
Bar
Oporto
Memel
Howlfe
Duke of Manchester
Duchess of Richmond
John Betterworth
DoG&ors Commons
Bromley College Fees
Beko Eat Loka
Savoy
Old Bailey
Thames
Great George-street
Westminster
John Burland
House of Lords
Maylin
Lifton-green
Paddington
James Gayer
Sir Robert Gayer
Bath
Ecclesiastical Attendees and Dignitaries Listed in Odd Assembly
A historical fragment lists numerous bishops deans archdeacons and notable figures including the Archbishop of York Canterbury and Winchester along with bishops of Durham Bristol Ely Landaff Oxford Rochester Norwich St. Davids and Bangor. Also named are lords dukes and reverends with addresses and associations suggesting a formal ecclesiastical gathering or ceremonial record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
London
Canterbury
Winchester
Worcester
Bristol
Richard Neate
Litchfield and Coventry
Durham
Maudlin College
Hinde
Richard Ruffell
Ath
Hante Davies Barrington
Salisoury
Peterborough
Mence
Price
George Chamberlayne
de Salisene
Lincoln
Duke of Grafton
Talbot Richard Stonhewer
William Nowell
Hallifax
Ewell
Robert Chester
Joseph Banks
Balguy
Heberden
Ferdinando T. Travell
Clay. Cracherode
Bangor
George Medcaife
S. Glaffe
A. B. Perditto Ee
Richard Harington
Sherlock Willis
Ely
Butler
Landaff
Oxford
Bakhouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marcar
Country News
Nunnington and
Ness
Rye
Hovingham
Deat
Fee
Samuel
Shephard
Providence
Mayne
Dublin
Gid Harbour
Power
Innis
Lisbon
Lord Howe
Port
Pegham
Snuddon
St. Maroe’s
Menia
Boyd
Glasgow
St. Kitt’s
Douglas
Abington
Sandy Paint
Gibbon
Liverpool
Defiance
Jolly
St. Kitts
Mary
Bradley
Carron
Woodley
Namara
William
Ann
Flanner
Young
Sunbury
Sumner
Georgia
Sc. Antonio
da Cotta
Houghton
Godshall
Charles Thompson
Harwich
George Marth
Eig
His Majesty’s Navy
Hanway
Victualling-office
Holland
Hamburegh
America
Garnier
Argo
Mickle Trafford
Chest
Thomas Shaw
Temple-street
Birmingham
Edward Griffins
Chester
T. J. Arwyis
Uxbridie
Maiddiefex
Iver
County of Bucks
Coln
Ormal
Dentiam
Crown
Uxbridge
Crowder’s
Bookfeller
James Thorn - Berk
Thomas Amus Grave
Charles Birrbead
Milk-street
Cheapside
Charles Birkhead
James Thornber
Musgrave
Thornber
Birkhead
Howard
Audsley
Wellsstreet
Oxford-street
Norfolk
Cage Farm
Forncer
Walton
Aflaéton
Tafburgh
Norwich
Willian Syer
Forncet
Long Stratton
Richard Walpole
Lombard -Fixee
Gosling and
Clive
Fleetfirec
Bondon
Roger Kerrison
Norwich ; Or of Mr. Ruathorne
John Ramey
Yarmouth
Mr. Ramey
Hetii Ren WA
Church of England
North America
Fleet-ircec
Drummond and Co
Charing-cross
Fei
Norice
New
Forest
Kirkby-Hill
County of York
Keckswath
William Ingram
Hallgate
Hellwath
George Bowe
Hallgate Common
Arkendale
Charles
Wiliam
Helswoth
Earl
Stockton
Edward Elliott
Fremington
Richmond
Acon
Terbury
Ae Vyse
Ob Smith
Southwart
of Life
St. Sa
Rochester
Queen’s Col
Bishop of
Dr. Smith
Westr
Oaster
Mhope-street
St. James's
Charles ‘Townshend
St. Raph
Nathaniel Ryder
Wm. Parker
Thomas Smallbroke
Francis Brian Pome
Hillsborough
George Wollaston
Mayo
Middlesex
Gosling
Gofing
Richard Burnamit
Nevil Maskelyne
William Pocock
Dorothy Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Hamilton
Arthde Chester
St. George's, Es
Cenit Ucon of
Cel
Mts
Great Ashfield
Suffolk
Waite
Alfion
Nayland
Jewed
Killarney
J Dodfley
Pall Nyall
Midland
J. Bew
Paterkoffer Row
J. Almon
Piccadilly
T Lewis
Ruifefreet
Coventwarden
J’ Sewell
Brotherton
W. Daveshil
Cornhill
Venice
Taggio
Italia di Guicciardini
M.B
Jackson
P.caliarii
Robofii
Dactyligtheca Smithiana
Stont
Tolid
Guess
J. Robson and Co. Booksettérs
New Sand Street
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