Royal licence allows Lowe name and arms adoption in Derbyshire
From the London Gazette July 10 1790 the king grants William Drury of Denby and Locke Derbyshire permission to assume the surname Lowe and bear the Lowe arms, with registration in the College of Arms. Also listed are Royal Horse Guards and Dragoons officer moves, Jamaica station notes, and bankruptcy notices with July surrender dates and Guildhall hearings.
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Wm. Drury
Denby and
Laocko
County of Derby
Lowe
Richard Lowe
Locke
College of Arms
S. A i
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Isha Eley
Geat
Wadman
Visto
John Law
T. Vernon Dolphin
Queen’s
Drayoon Guards
Willan
Henry Newton
7Th Regiment of Foot
William Davenport Talbot
Ditco
David Finlay
Cornet
Philip S. Webb
Royal
Regiment of Dragoons
John Thomas Hendry Hopper
Henry Methold
King’s Own
Philip Ditcher
Thomas Horton
King’s) Regiment of Light Dragoons
Andrew Greeves
Edmnd Taylor
Jamaica
Ditto
Alexander Hafield
Samuel Wright
John Polhill
Alexander Hatfield
William Stapleton
John Polhit
Regiment of Foot Guards
Samuel Tufnell
Henry Page
William Wheatly
Charles Monson
John Dyer
Henry Warde
Bathurst
John Spencer Smith
Ely
Archase
Septimus Wet
2Th Foot
Foot Guards
George Murray
Archibbild Campbell
The
Royalz
James Ronaldson
214
Leutenant
Wiliam Wrizler
Regiment of Foot
Buffs
Thomas Hawkins
William Burr
John Ekins
James E. Stuarcy
Yth Foot
Mth
Royal Fuzileers
2D Regiment of Dragoon Guards
William Henry Newtor
James E. Stuart
6Th Regiment of Foot
George Orby Hunter
Henry Stopford
George Reyals
4Th Regiment of Foot
George Carnegie
Willian
Hugh Regiment of
Fot
P. Acland
Purch Fe
Will'am JJ
Fidde
James Ritchie
Purchase
W. Palmer Acland
Ith
Trith Regiment of Foot
Nathaniel Ligoe Card
7Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
William Henry Clin
Cepaene
William Strangways
Aldermanbury
London
Taylor
Guildhal
Attornes
Mell
Welch
Rutherford
Aldersgae-street
Joseph Pinckney
Union Row
Walworth
St. Mary
Newington
Surrey
Baker
Guildhall
Flolland
Coney
G. Blair
Lancastercourt
Samuel Harvey
Wickford
Essex
King’s Benchy Draper
J. Welton
Feochurch-{treets
Richard Thomas
Ludlow
Salop
Angel Inn
James Kinnersley
Ralph Thomes
Sloy
John Tingl
Kettering
Northamptonshire
Meir
Hill and Meredith
Naas
Gray's Inn
James Fielding
Oldham
Lancashire
Attormey
Ingham
Craven
Reet
City Road
Mane
Benjamin Mee
Fenchurch Freet
City of London
Guilchall
Whodas Marshall
Gosport
Hants
Bugle Inn
Titchfield
Daniel Titterton
Nottingham
Hefier
the Ram
Edward Thorp
Lombard Greet
Thomas Garnet
Oxford Raad
Middlesex
Filkmercer
William Milas
Tooting Graveney
Surry
Dealer
Chapman
James Gatch
Joseph Hatch
Finchard- Breet
Trunk-Quakers and Partners
John Bowman
Exeter
Thomas Freer Holland
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Dealer and Chapman
William Souter
New Fithworne
Sefigr
Well
Swan Jan
Chichester
Tames Hill
Longacre
Levig
Goldfiall
John Lowthian
Woodstock-street
St. George
Hanover-square
Mails from Holland and Flanders and Royal Windsor events
Reports from Petersburgh describe cannonading from Russian Swedish clashes shaking the capital and Swedes sheltering in Wyburg Bay. London notes the King Queen and Princesses at Windsor Chapel and later at the Castle. Also mentions Proclamation extensions for seamen bounties and a list of alleged election double returns. A canal junction near Fazely links to Brindley plans aiding inland trade before war risks. Paris fête plans include Amazons led by Madame Charton with 200 French women.
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Parlaw
Bay of Wyburg
Chapel-Royal
Windsor
Queen’s Lodge
Bavaria
Henry Calder i
3Eth Regiment of Foot
William Roy
Fazely
Duke of Bridgewater
Birmingham
Coventry
Oxford
Brindley
London
Bristol
Liverpool
Hull
Manchester
Leeds
Sheffeld
Charton
Paris
Swedish Fleet Off Fredericktham Cites Safe Passage
Vienna reports June 16 that scarce provisions grip Constantinople as Moldavia and Wallachia fail to supply Rumelia. The Porte struggles to end negotiations and recall Commissaries amid broader power plays. The King of Sweden is said to position his galleys to aid his fleet, preventing Russian interference.
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Sweden
Fredericktham
Vienna
Constantinople
Moldavia
Wallachia
Rumelia i Bulgaria
Tragic Garden Pot Fall Kills Dublin Lady
In Dublin yesterday a flower pot from an upper window in Chancery Lane fell into the street. Attempting to save it, a lady leaned too far and fell from the window, dying on the footpath. The incident caused immense sorrow to her large family.
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Dublin
Chancery-lane
Ship News Summary of July 9 Naval Movements
Deal ships report winds from west southwest sending Augustus Cefar Fowle from Jamaica and Fanny from Mogadore to the river, while Triumphs from Cambridge remain in the Downs. His Majestys vessels Adventure Southampton Hinde Termagant and others sail to the river or West, with Pluto fireship and Diligence, and pilots to various ports.
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Deal
Wind
Augustus Cefar
Fowle
Jamaica
Fanny
Prowting
Mogadore
Jackall
Sharp
Constantinople
Cambria
Jones
Galipoly
Downs
Adventure
Southampton
Hinde
Termagant
Scout
Wasp
Pluto Freship
India
Fury
S.W
Ann
Colings
Cadiz
His Majesty
Hind
Pluto
Soxthampton
Swift
John
Rogers
Boston
Tiber
Lake
Leghorn Oo
Gravesend
Stephenson
Krags
Lark Mellanby
Champion
Chilton
Memel
Vegal
Stettin
Sophia Porothea
Barthing
Aurora
Eller
Peggy
Headley
Norway
Minerva
Watkins
Stockholm
Buxton
Watts
Zant
Kingston
Douglas
Fortune
Yates
Caythavena
Catherine
Murphy
Oporto
St. Patrick
Hurly
Trinity
Casey
Waterford
Return of Mumapris to the New PARLIWG MENT
The fragmentary text lists names and titles including Sir James Grant, Lewis Grant, Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart., David Scott, Esq., and Sir Thomas Dundas, Bart. in a parliamentary context. The reading is uncertain with garbled spellings and missing details.
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Mumapris
Bawkswirt
Sir James,Grant
Grant
Migray
Lewis Grant
Cumpertinp
Henry Fletcher
Bart
End Th
Sghouse
Singular shot at twenty balls through an orange in Harrowgate
A London paper notes a man near Rayne Essex murdered in a ditch with signs of diabolical violence. A Coroner's Jury found murder by unknown persons. At Old Bailey Sessions John Dyer faced multiple forgery outcomes including death and transportation. Marriages and deaths noted along with upcoming sessions.
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Harrowgate
Rayne
Essex
Old Bailey
John Dyer
Newgate
Sophia Girton
New South Wales
Camberwell
Jarvis Adams
Newpate-street
Mills Caroline Heslop
Peckham Gap
Kilgarran
Pembrokeshire
Price
Miss Church
Miss Church, of “St. Alban’s
Hertfordshire
John Field
Ambeth
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London Gazette
Whitehall
William Biderwood
48Th
Francis M'Calloh
Thomas Ceflello
Tiareburt Matter
Charles Merry
George M’lamburgh
Andrew Gr
Robert Dunn
Dalton
Wiliam Huey
Thomas Wettern Shirley
Wiliam M’kenzie Stewart
Wiliam Stewart
Invalids
Guernsey
Lord Lindore
Chathan Barracks
Launcelot Hilton
Elford
Corps of Foot
Company of Invalids
William M'Kenzie Stewart
Chattan Barracks
Edward Ricard
75Th Regiment
Arthur Payne
Jersey
William Burt
Edmund Taylor
Sgt Regiment of Light Dragoons
Satuday
Holland
Flanders
Ewan
Helstone Rowe
Oakhampton
Newcastle
Staff
Chippenham
Seaford
Plymouth
Steyning
Barnstaple
Horsham
Ipwich
C&ventry
Éuillford
Newark
Pontefract
Leominster
Ireland
Archibald - Rodek
Weelingboroach
Northampton
James
Als A. Mortor
Wellingborugh
Nothampe
Mfhiras
Shm Nary
Rapa Wit
Jefferys
Fleet- Street
Scotti
Scote
John Scott
Her Majesty
Bedford-Irset
Strand
Scot
Scott’s
Gentlanea
Feld Ag
Sangster
Duke-street
Westminster
Sang Tery
Sang Tery Or Fomse
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