Court at St James's lists 1790 sheriff appointments
From the London Gazette January 7 1790 the court at St James's presents a lengthy list of sheriffs named by the king in council for 1790 across counties including Berkshire Bucks Cumberland Devon Cornwall Derbyshire Gloucestershire Herefordshire Leicestershire Lincolnshire Monmouthshire Northumberland Northamptshire Norfolk Oxfordshire Rutlandshire Shropshire Somerset Surrey Suffolk Warwickshire Worcestershire Yorkshire and Wales with several postponed entries. The document also notes Corn Exchange London returns for corn and grain from Jan 18 1789 to Jan 24 1790 and a sequence of military promotions and appointments in January 1799 across guards light dragoons and line regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereferdfire
John Cotterell
Garnows
K Ut
Leonard Bartholomew
Addington
Leicesterpoire
Edward Wigley Hartop
Little _ Dalby
Lincolnfsire
Sir Thomas Whichcote
Af_ warby
Birmingham
Worcestershire
Philip Grelley
Salwarpe Court
Wilgiie Gifford Warrener
Conork
Yorkshire
South Wales
Gaermarthen
William Paxton
Middleton Hall
Pembrokebirt
William Philips
Hull
Cardiganshire
Matthew Davies
Wileirog
Glasorganfhire
William Lewis
Greenmeadow
Breconfoire
Samuel Hughes
Tregunter
Radnorfaire
Francis Gaibet
Knill
North Wales
Anglefty
Thomas Williams
Lanidan
Carnarvonfoire
Robert Lloyd
Gefleleyfarch
MoricueehBire
John Wynn Pugh
Garth_maelen
Montgomeryfoire
Maurice Stephens
Birthdw
Edward Lloyd
Cofn
Flintfpire
Charles Brown
Liwynegrin
Corn Exchange
London
Regimental Exchanges in Foot Units
The 66th or Royal American regiment promotes Ensign William Kitt from half pay to Ensign, exchanging with Thomas De Jersey. The 67th regiment exchanges Ensign George Garth from the 18th regiment to Ensign, replacing William Byran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
66Th
Royal American) Regiment of Foot
William Kitt
Thomas de Jersey
67Th Regiment of Foot
George Garth
18Th Regiment of Foot
William Byran
Treaty Talks Near in Berlin and Paris Bread Riots Calm
Reports from Warsaw and Paris dated January claim preliminary articles for a peace treaty with Berlin are sent to Berlin. Russia’s Bulgakov joins Potemkin for peace talks. Vienna reports Laudohn narrowly escaping a fire started by a dog. Versailles bread unrest ends with guards patrolling while Paris remains tense in the Faubourgs and Be Renval reflects in court.
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Frénnce
Holland
Warsaw
Berlin
Department of Foreign Affairs
Jaffy
de Bulgakov
Russia
Prince Potemkin
Vienna
Laudohn
Paris
Versailles
Fauxbourgs
M. de Berenval
National Guard
Oxford City Council Opposes Repeal Of The Test Acts
Oxford noting council action to oppose repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts as bulwarks of the English Constitution. Walker, Town Clerk. Also: Earl of Macclesfield receives honorary freedom, Gloucester Green brawl defused by magistrates, Beasley defeats Botsom injuring a rib. Cambridge: Smith premiums awarded to Bridge and Wrangham, Stevens admitted to the degree of Doctor of Divinity, Cutler admitted Master of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Walker
Oxfords
Bottley
Beasley
Cambridge
Smith
Trinity College
Shipping News Entry From The Downs Harbor Log
Dealplan, 29. Remain in the Downs the ships as before and Princess Mary Howard for Dublin. Arrived and sailed for the River the Befley Faith from Honduras. Wind W by S. Beal Fen 30. Came down and sailed with outward-bound as before the Draxhall Burton for Jamaica Newry Wilon for Newry and Reward Tool for Dublin. Remain in the Downs the Wasp sloop Cockatrice and Nimbie cutters. Wind N N W.
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Dealplan
Remaih
Downs
Mary
Howard
Dublin
Befley
Faith
Honduras
S. Beal
Fen
Draxhall
Burton
Jamaica
Newry
Wilon
Reward
Tool
Wasp
Shipping List Fragments From Various Ports
A fragmentary ship roster notes vessels and captains sailing from multiple ports including Virginia Plymouth Gottenburgh Sicily Oporto Waterford Lisbon and an array of passenger names amid a Gravesend listing dated January 29.
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Gravesend
Bowman
Butler
Virginia
Plymouth
Appleby
Gottenburgh
Hope
Hutchinson
Sicily
Mary
Stewart
Oporto
Freedom
Rieley
Waterford
King George
Summers
Lisbon
King and royal family attend service and public notices in London
Reports from London detail the King Queen and elder princesses leaving Buckingham to Wind for a private chapel service. Debates at Carleton House over appointments in the State Office. legal advancements for clerks and barristers, shipwreck news, and numerous public notices including local crimes, marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and diversions around Dublin and Cork with arrests and rewards offered.
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King
Buckingham-house
Calle
Duke of Portland
Sheridan
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Carleton-house
George Ault
Duke of Leeds
Burges
Ryder
Henry Legges Moreton Wallhouse
George Reid
Kfqrs
Hon
Society of the
Middle Temple
Carlserone
Minerva
Johnson
M‘kay
Greenock
Cork
Liverpool
Carnarvon-bay
Rufford
Walkden
Petersburgh
London
Harwich
de Francis
Dodd
Shields
Dublin
Fan
Galway
Mugeler
58Th Regiment
Limerick
Instam
Edmond Whealon
Moritage
Catherine Whealon
Phillis O*leary
Pat. Wiierman
John Callaghan
Chatham
Cornwall
Paul
Brompton
Mary Haite
Thomas Haite
Bland
Captain Bland
Huon
Lambeth
Obeliffg
Mount Row
Huron
Tho. Whittle
Guild
New Prison
George Hay
Earl of
Enol
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St. James’s
Presenut
Erkshire
Alexander Cobham
Shinfield Place
Bedfordshire
Bucks
John Hicks
Braddenham
Cumberland
William Browne
Tallentirehall
Cobefhire
John Arden
Averac
Baily
War Office
Ad Regiment di Fe Guards
Charles Barton
Purchase
Vigmew Fletcher Gaton
John Bellenden
Thafe
Thomas Bunt Andrews
John Bellenden Gawler
Light Dragoons
Rodevix Mackenz
Cornet
Abraham Brown
Regiment of Foot
George John M. F
James Macdonald
Wiliam Caulfield
Ditto
Alexander Napier
G6th Regiment of Foot
Phipps, Wharton
Roxtt
Mwtip E. Lindsay
Country-News
Ship-News
Scotland
Blake
J. Blake
Ardfry
Greenwood
Charles Greenwood
Bromley
Bow
Unsor
Wapping Street
George Healey
Gosforth
Elizabeth Dixon
Cress-street
Whitehaven
Palmer
St. Peter
Chester
William Price
Coléshill
Ffiat
Moregan
Shrewbury
Griffiths
Bangor
Carnarvonshire
Teac. Conk
John Fitzgerald
Belgrove
Queen’s
Henry Smith
Guildhall
Herne
John Wao-Mer
Sewardstone
Waltham Holy Cross
Essex
Guiihally Leddens
Jeff-p. Waltham-absey
Cifford’s-i Ny
William Proud
Martin's-lane
Carmons Street
Iforgat and Coates
Bristol
Edward Hood
Frowlerworth
Leicester
George Simpson
Gray’s Inn
Mail
Hubbard
Atten
Guildhell
Wilson
Castle-street
Holborn
Thomas Scollick
Moorfields
Middlesex
Marsh
Smithy
Thavies-inn
John Scott
Mancheter
Lancashire
Swan
Manchester
Aldcroft
Bolton
Moors
Lancasire
Sharples
Curritor-street
Chancery-lane
Jamies Godfrey
Aldgate
St. Catherine Cree
John Gilbert
Tunbridge-Wells
Kent
John Sharpe
Southowram
Halifax
Thodas Holman
Downham Market
Norfolk
King’s Head Inn
King’s Lynn
Thomas Knott
William Burtoty
King-street
St. Paul
Covent-garden
Michielex
Copart
Ners
William Wilson
Lound
Kendal
Westmorland
Hofier
John Fletcher
Willian Seliman
Great Raffell-street
Peter Baner
Old-street
St. Luke
Fielder Dorsett
Maryland
America
Sring-giden
Thomas Tattersall
Forest of Pendle
Chapman