Royal Licence Granted to Hicks Beach Name Change
From the London Gazette July 3 the King grants Michael Hicks of Breverstone Castle and Williamstrip Gloucestershire and Netheravon Wiltshire a royal licence to assume the surname Beach and bear its arms in addition to Hicks, per the will of William Beach of Netheravon. Also contains assorted notices on bankruptcies and legal proceedings with names and dates.
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Michael Hicks
Breverstone Castle
Williamstrip
Gloucestershire
Netheravon
Wiltshire
Beach
Hicks
William Beach
Smyrna
Zia
Cape d’Oro
Andros
Lambro
Micone
Einigo 5
Raquadron
Bankuru
Richard Witts Hiscock
Witney
Oxfordshire
Isonimo Aet Fyredace
Birmingham
Aten
Old Jewry
W.hateley
Temple Rows
Charles Rof
Dean-ftragg
Shadwell
Chapgoer
Uildhall
London
Jamesy Stamford-street
Surry
Black
Aert Folingsby
Inher Temple-lane
Thaker
Cuildhall
Green
South Molton-street
Grosvendr. Square
Brojamin Wall
Aylesbury
Bucks
Farren‘der Juy
Stourbridge
Lincoln’inn
John’ Mackie
Dorrington Street
Coldbath Fields
Middlesex
Guildhall
Attornes
Walford and Meysick
Redlion Square
Matthias Coops
Koops von Ernst
Edmonton
Parnell
Spitalfields
Alexander Kay the
Alexander Kay
Sven
New Bal Inn
Blackbur Laan
Francis Dale
Windsor
Berks
John Mackrelly
Elfiead
Taylor
Robert Brickdalé Morgan
Benjamin Dugird
Webb
Templetow
James Spackmany
Watling Street
Guldhall
John Rogers
Whitechapel
Fationer
Janes Margelion
Church-court
Clement’s
Bondon
el Pass
William Burch
Ooine Cartell
Soho
Middiesex
Wikwaller
Mary Sands
Crampton
Nottingham
Neben
Storr
Edward Purcell
Era
Sea monster lands in Finnticino shore and weighs 6060 pounds
Saturday mails report a sea monster found on Finnticino shore weighing 6060 pounds with the head cut off weighing 490 pounds. It has been sold to fishermen for 138 crowns. The text also notes tax changes: Cracow bishopric revenue up to 300000 florins and related increases for other bishoprics, with proceeds to the public treasury after current holders' deaths.
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Helland
Flanders
Finnticino 5
Cracow
Gueine
Duke of York visits Portsmouth with French prince
On July 2 at the George Inn the Duke of York and Duke of Orleans arrived among rank, were marked as guests by Mayor and burgesses, then went to the Dock-yard. The Duke was made an honorary Burgess and later reboarded the Royal William for a short trip, attracting a huge crowd and leaving observers shocked by the scene.
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Portmouth
Duke of York
Duke of Orleans
Harry Feathertonhaugh
George Inn
John Carter
Royal Highness and Company
Imichs
Duke of
Yor
Elere
Royal William
Spithead
Friddy
Jamaica
Falmouth
Thynne
Fattatca Royal Gazetts
Kingston
Port-Royal
Liberty
Searle
Gibraltar
Wray
Plymouth
Madeira
Bonié
Lord Rodney
Public Works
Shelburne
Nova- Scotia
St. Thomas
Vale
Jogob Gutretes
Hispaniola
Europe
Cape Francois
Rolle
C. W.bamfylde
P. Perry
Elys
Sir Charles
London
Duke of Norfolk
Surrey
William Ruffell
Bord Daer
Scotland
Outhampton
Winchestersey Ah Tow
Southampton
Wits
New Sarum
Dorset
Dorchester
Poole
Devon
Exeter
Cornwall
Bodmin
Somerset
City of Wells
Bristol
City of
Britol
Cardiff
Titchfield-street
Stames
St. James's Church
Richard Mudd
Wheeler
St. James's Street
William Thompin
Tittitton
Mills “Phipps
Great Winchester
Ftrece
Austin-friars
St. Swithit’s
Robert Southey
Tower-Breet
Mirs Mary Sergeant
Cannonspee
Shipping News from Deal and Gravesend July Depatures
Ships arrived and sailed from Deal and the Downs with listings of vessels including Mary Tib bits William Cabil Duck Bell King George Summers and London Merchant Sandwell Bound for rivers Oporto Bourdeaux and Cape of Good Hope. Gravesend report notes ships P igot Bal lantine Swift Elizabeth Merrington Alliance Gallilee Hope Lipper Eliza Kennedy and Elizabeth Richards passing or departing for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oporto
London
Sandwell
Charante
Bilboa
Palmer
Bourdeaux
Meeymin
Roffum
Amsterdam
Cape of Good Hope
Gravesend
Pigot
Ballantine
Lengal
Swift
Rogers
Waterford
Elizabeth
Sullivan
Cork
Merrington
Boulogne
Alliance
Gallilee
Honduras
Hope
Lipper
Belfit
Eliza
Kennedy
Dunkirks
Richards
Limerick
Royal concern and naval dispatches from Windsor to Gibraltar
London reports the King Queen and Princesses at Windsor Chapel mourning Princess Mary Anne Gophia Electress Dowager of Bavaria. Admiralty and port intelligence note Captain Stopford’s Torbay dispatch, later dispatches from Riou, and Tippo Sahib’s Travanore efforts amid East Indies preparations by the Thames frigate and the Monarch of 74 and Leopard 50 guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iysterday
Chapel Royal
Windsor
Mary Anne Gophia
Bavaria
Stopford
Admiralty
Grand Feet
Torbay
Cape St. Vincent
Fraztt Madras
Tippo Said
Travantore
Thames
East Indies
Monarchy
Fordsedith
Peyton
Gibraltar
London
Paris
Siddons
France
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London Gazette
Whitehall
James Hunter Gray
Braham Lodge
Somerfi Te Tire
Chapman
Froome
Finland
Brunfier
Pytiflan
Weroux
Stralsund
Gotherbourg
Baltic
Wiburg
Avignon
Celestini
Carpentras
Venaislin
Republic of Genoa
Sardinia
Country News
National Assembly
Earl Howe
Channel Fleet
Sens
Pogtsmouth
Nore
Barrington
African Company
Marklane
Richard Miles
Anthony Calvert
James Bogle
General Mansell
New York
Dublin
Clonmel
King’s Bench
Daly
Magee
Guinness
Devonshire
C. Bamfylde