Royal Licence and Arms Granted in 1790 London Gazette
The King grants Philip Aitle of Colne Park Essex and his issue royal licence to assume and bear the Hills arms, to be exemplified and recorded. Notices cover a Levee at St James's Jan 13 and audiences at Dublin Castle. Reports describe Irish governance, military commissions, and European diplomatic movements amid unrest in Luxembourg and Limburg with 20,000 troops nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Aitle
Colne Park
County of Essex
Hills
Michael Rills
College of Arms
St. James’s
Cunberland-house
Fas
Baron de Kutzleben
Qindgrave
Hefle Caffel
Duke of Cumberland
Monsieur Lavezzari
Republic of Venice
Stephen Cottrell
Dublin Castle
Fan
Earl of Westmorland
Holyhead
Howth
Earl of
Order of St. Patrick
Phenix Park
Charles Constable
Ireland
47Th Regiment of Foot
Marcus Beresford
9Th Foot
Minchin
6Th Regiment of Foot
Hans Hamilton
103D Foot
Hamilton
London
Middlesex
Alexander Lord Loughborough
He Majesty’s Court of Common-Pleas
Westrmntter
Anid
Lancaster Castle
Savoy
Adelphi
Warnford
Hants
John Fowler
Amersham
Bucks
Margaret Fowler
Fowler, Esq
Dublin
Joseph Keene
Board of Ordnance
Gethen
Lawrence-lane
Hemans
Watling-street
Thomas Worledge
Meath
William Lord
Ardee
Odiam
Walter Brett
Newhouse
St. Alban’s
James Trowe
Milford
Exeter
Coventry
John Pride
Gardiner
Browne
H. Browne
Castlemargaret
County of
Mayo
Earl Nugent
Buckingham
S. John Backhouse
Edmund Clarke
Dudley
Worcestershire
James Bowrie
James Duxbury
City of
Guldhall
Bondon
Gale
Philpot-lane
William Edwards the Younger
Bennet’s Hill
Guild~ Hall
Joseph Randy
Newbury
Berks
Guildhall
John Hadson
Little Queen-street
Holborn
St. Giles In the Fields
Joseph Hopwood
Longacre
Peter Black
Henry Hammond
City of Woreser
Pheaftattan
New Street
Worcester
Abraham Froud
City of New Saramy Wilts
Blackhorse Inn
New Siram
Thomas Well
Bristol
Rummer Tavern
Sants-fancy
Jonathan Court
Woodford
Row
Essex
Mariner
Jane
Ebenesr Geary the Younger
Balinghall-street
Ebenezer Geary
Elier
Lebanon
Connecticut
North America
Henry Champion
Norwich
Eneas Geary
New-York
North-America
Basinghall
Gearys
Championy and Co
Royal Windsor service and Berks county r activities
London report describes the royal family attending chapel at Windsor with sermon by the Resident Canon and dining at Queen's Lodge. It notes the king hunting with stag hounds in Buckinghamshire, with large crowds and a festive mood. Also covers social events at Wargrave, discreet political extracts, theatre notices, court motions, and local notices including marriages and bankruptcies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Queen’s Lodge
Buckinghamshire
Lord Barrymore
Wargrave
Prince of Wales
Berks
Madrid
Inquisition
Spain
Belgic
Brabant
Havig
Commons
Covent Garden Theatre
Lord Ogleby
Mr. Lewis
Ranger
David Garrick
Hoadley
Lord Baltimore
Chatham
Gould
Brune
Tes. Ee
Frazer
Westminster Sessions
Sylvester
Sool
Lynn
Methwold Warren
Brandon
Army call to arms and imperial court talks abroad
From Constantinople reports a proclamation will mobilize subjects aged 18 to 60 for the army. Four pashas and their brothers depart to Sophie as the Sultan travels to Adrianople. In Vienna the emperor's health is critical, and Warsaw notes a congress planned at Jafly between Porte finners and Imperial Courts, to convene soon at daybreak with Turkish delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Herbert
Prince de Ligne
Potemkin
M. de Bulgakov
Constantinople
Russia
Luxemburgh
D’alten
Comte Trautmandorff
Germany
M. de Cobenzel
Vienna
Netherlands
Limburgh
van der Merich
Trevess
Holland
Porte
Sophie
Adranople
Frankfort
Warsaw
Jafly
Ship News Deal and Downing Winds Report
Deal and Gravesend entries note ships sailing or put back with winds from the north to southwest. Vessels listed include Active Jenkins bound for Dublin Harmony Hebden for St Vincent's Maxwell Grant for Grenada Lucy Coward for Charante Neptune Rogers for Preston Swallow Lyon for Africa Rachel Jorneaux for Charleston Britannia Fonseca Harvey for Jamaica Fonseca Har vey later put back Shaftoe Coulson for Bourdeaux Endeavour Harron from Middlebourgh Mary Maria Gray from Bourdeaux Vrow Catharina Lidart from Dunkirk Hannah Dawson William and Ann Bridekirk from Memels Cayley from Petersburgh detailed in the coastal departure records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fan
N. W
Active
Jenkins
Dublin
Harmony
Hebden
St. Vincent’s
Maxwell
Grant
Grenada
Lucy
Coward
Charante
Neptune
Rogers
Preston
Swallow
Lyon
Africa
Rachel
Jorneaux
Charleston
Downs
Britannia
Lamb
Fonseca
Harvey
Jamaica
Shaftoe
Coulson
Bourdeaux
Gravesend
Endeavour
Bairer
Ostend
Harron
Middlebourgh
Mary Maria
Gray
Fron Bourdeaux
Vrow Catharina, Lidart
Dunkirk
Hannah
Dawson
William
Ann
Bridekirk
Memels
Cholmley
Cayley
Petersburgh
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