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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 10, 1790

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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