Foreign Intelligence from Berlin to Liege and Plymouth
Long dispatches report Prussia increasing its army to sixty thousand and alliance talks with Poland, plus European political maneuvers in Liege, Holland, and Russia. Royal visits, parliamentary debates, dock and coal news, shipwrecks, petty crimes, and a stream of social notices fill the period from Jan to Feb with dates and place names across Europe and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Berlin
Prussia
Tapis
Constantinople
Belgrade
Bender
Porte
Rette Dan
Fan
Patriotic Party
Holland
Werfaw
Jaffy
Prince Potemkin
Ater
Kretchetnickof
Moldavia
White Russia
Russia
Potemkin
Liege
Ships Arrive and Depart in the Downs at Gravesend
On January 27 the river trade ships arrived including the Betsey Dobins from Virginia and the Prince William Lewis from Dublin while others remained for India Africa and New York. The Mary and Sarah Barber paid for Rotterdam and other vessels arrived from Norway and Friesland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Betsey
Dobins
Virginia
Joseph and
Mary
Brown
Lisbon
Carlton
Woodcock
Marseilles
Lord Donegal
Roberts
Belfast
Prince William
Lewis
Dublin
Downs
Earl of
Gravesend
Sarah
Barber
Rotterdam
Princess Royal
Hellitfon
Norway
Margaret
Catharina
Bullock
Friefland
Parliament Adjourns Without Action After Low Attendance
Thursday January 28 the Speaker waited until four o'clock but the House lacked a quorum, so no business was conducted. No actions or decisions were recorded due to insufficient Members present.
Court Drawing room at St James's Palace
The King Queen and Princesses Royal Augusta and Elizabeth attended the drawing room at St James's Palace aided by Lords of the Bedchamber and Grooms of the Bedchamber. Lady in Waiting and Lady of the Princess Royal were present with several new court appointments joining for the first time since recent events. The drawing room ended around five with the royals returning to Buckingham House for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Waldegrave
Earl
Duchess of Leeds
Prince Edward
George Gordon
Newpate
Firs
Marquis of
Grenville
Mr. Pitt
Hotham
Ofnaburgh
Cockspur Street
Adair
Hill
Gower-street
Bedford-square
Edward Layton
Lewisham
Kent
Thomas Wickworth
Tooting
Surrey
Ballam
Tooting-road
Pancras Lane
William Shepherd
Lambeth
Threadneedle-street
Townsend
Bow-street
Joseph
Nicholas Bond
New-Prison
Tethill-fields Bridewell
Florencescourt
Ireland
Owen Wynne
Sligo
Sarah Cole
Earl of Ennikillen
James Richdale
Grainge
Darlington
Towers
Aldgate-Ward
Master Powell
Chapel-Royal
Powell
Covent-Garden Theatre
West-end
Hammersmith
Miss Gregory
John Gregory
St. James’s Palace
Princesses
Royal
Augusta
Elizabeth
Lord Onslow
Lord Amherst
Sir
Countess of Harcourt
E. Waldegrave
William Ruffel
Miss Villiers
Countess of Jerseys
Foos
Buckingham-house
Stafford Town Notice to Worthy and Independent Barges
Fragmentary notice dated Jan 22 190 asking the worthy and independent barges of Stafford town to act or respond to an official call. Details are fragmentary but indicate a civic or maritime civic proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
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Foreign Intelligence
Grattan
Egan
Corry
Memel
Hungary
van der Marsch
Hull
Copenhagen
Hugh Elliot
Denmark
Plymouth
Sunderland
Newcastle
Stonehouse
Plymouth Dock
England
Queen’s Dock
Ramsgate
la- Vater
Frederick-van-der-Wifch
Bremen
Bourdeaux
Fand Head
Treasury Chamber
Westminster-hall
Northern
Lord Kenyon
Justice Buller
Norfolk
Lord Loughborough
Justice _ Askhurst
Midland
Baron Eyre
Baron Thomson
Home
Justice Gould
Justice Grofe
Western
Baron Hotham
Baron Perry
Oxford
Justice Heath
Justice Wilson
Thames Street
Ponteps
Hannah
Moss
Lanecatter
Portsmouth
S$ Hip-News
London
House Or Commons
B. White and Son
Fleet Street
Ayothor
Clarendon Press
D. Prince
J. Cooke
J. F
Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
P. Elmsly
the Strand
Bishop Sherlock
Shakespeare
Harding
Bartoluzz
Gardner
C. R
Richard HI
Vertue
Elizabeth Gray
Edward IV
Queen’s College, Cam
Ofic Bee
Jane Shore
King’s College, Cambridge
Richard the
Fey Square
Bisthop
N. B
Proprietac
Meftieurs Edwards
An's
Pall- Mall
Reobson
New
Bond-street
E. Harding
Coe A
Weentiemeny
Frvants
Edward Monckton
R. B. Sheridan
Snakespeare Tavern
Covent Garden
John Morshead
Bart
Suffolk
A. B. No
Wood-street
Joseph Furber
Saint Thomas'’S
Watkin Lewes
William Nash
Cresfalls
Catlett and
Winneburn
Chancery-lane
Jefferys
Jeweller
Fleetstreet
Archer
Poplin
Baldimore
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