Courtly procession amid mourning and fires in London
An itemized report notes royal attendance and mourning orders for Sweden's late king and Prince William of Saxe Gotha, with a proxy installation for a Mecklenburg prince. It also recounts fires destroying wood houses and a marine cadets hotel, plus assorted court appointments, marriages, and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cere
Printewis
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Errie Agi
Printe Erhert
Mecklenburghis Telitz
Maurice of
Saxe Gotha
Earl of Hertford
Richmond and
Kew
King
Sweden
Prince William of
Corps of Marine Cadets
Address to the Livery of London over Sheriff election
A London note of thanks from a sheriff candidate to the Livery. He defends against ministerial accusations, asserts he opposed faction, and pledges to seek legal redress for electoral violations. He expresses gratitude, loyalty to Middlesex, and commitment to the city’s honor and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Coventry
London
Middlesex
Suffolk Mansion and Chauntry estates offered for sale
Peremptory sale under a High Court decree by master Samuel Pechell. The Upper Chauntry at Sproughton Suffolk includes a six acre garden with grove and bowling green, two fish ponds, two acre water, timber and underwood, and 116 acres of meadow and arable land. Lower Chauntry at the foot adds 70 acres. Freehold, near Ipswich, with daily London post connections. Inquiries at Symmonds Inn, London or Mr Kilderhee, Ipswich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
High Court of Chancery
Samuel Pechell
John Fytch Barker
Upper Chauntry
Sproughton
Lower Chauntry
Ipswich
London
Symmond’s Inn
Chancery-Jang
Kilderhee
Auction of Red Hall estate near Lincoln in bankruptcy
By order of the assignees of the estate of John Robinson a bankrupt, a sale will be held at the Rein Deer, Lincoln, on Tarspay the sixth of August from four to seven in the afternoon. The property includes Red Hall capital mansion with gardens, a dove cote, granary, stables, offices, a near two mile distance from the city, plus a farm house with barns and outbuildings, about 370 acres of arable, meadow, and pasture, several closes, and a small plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereas
John Robinson
Sincons
Tarspay
Lincoln
Red Hall
Bracebridge
Thomas Hanson
Charles Chaplin
TatLwell
County of
Charles Mellish
Ragdall
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Ludy
Buthby
Leicestershire
Guildhall
Spaunton
Calley
York
Englefield
Berkhire
Three and Tavern
Reading
John Morris
Haverfordwest
Win.Temple
Berwick upon-Tweed
Thomas Samuel Pole
Fan Court
Fencharcieftreet
John Simpson
St. Andrew
Holborn
Flanders
Canstantrasple
Smyrna
Coas
Asia
Constantinople- Otranto
Constantinople
Tenedos
Fune
Miaczinfrs
Marshal
Zarémba
Palawski
Spaicha
Thorn
Piotrowscki
Malanowki
Malanowski
Edinburgh
Portsmouth
Mahon
Gibraltar
Neaveasle
Sunderland
Gordon Skelly
Sphynx
Cockswain
NEW
Drar
Dublin
Gravesend
Ann
Laws
Lisbon
Hope
Sinclair
Petersburgh
Richard
Hannah
Moody
Narva
John
Jane
Bird
Stettin
Charming Polly
Hall
Peter
Hilks
Himburzh
Hampshire
Carfett
St.Kitts
Dover
Catharine
Rose, Frock
Jatadtica
Stettins
Nancy
Clark
Mecklenburgh
Rithmond
Mecklenburgh Streltzs
Court of Common Pleas
de Grey
Debofre
Mason
John. Andrew
Whitecross-street
St. Luke’s
Italy
Ruffling-end
Hitchen
Hertfordshire
Meyer
Aarge
John Arnold
Woresster
Knightwick
Doddenham
Worcester
Robert Dolling
Eckingham
Sussex
Marybone
Mr. Jones
North Walfham
Norfolk
Stanhope
Charles Stanhope
John Williams
Abercamlafe
Brecon
Miss Williams
Penry
Hammersmith
Elizabeth Hilwell
John Zephaniah Holwell
New Bodd-street
John Percival
Dragoons
Ae ‘Pedre
Hillp Stieckl
Leckland
MR. Good
Pere Tearsee
White Lion Inn
Stock Port
Cheshire
Belty
Ellison
Pepe
T. Daviess
S. Seacroft
de Gardens
Charing-Cross
Farden
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