Licence to assume surname and coat of arms granted
From the London Gazette Whitby notice grants John Campion of Sleights in York North Riding the royal licence to assume the surname Coates and bear Coates arms, per will of uncle William Coates, with heraldic register at the College of Arms. Public bankruptcies listed with names, places, dates and surrender details including George Smout the younger, Richard Hampton the younger, John Hannaford, John Grane, John Robins, and others. dividends and adjournments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campion
Steights
iEikdalegde
North
County of York
Coates
Caippion
William Coates
College of Arms
George Smout the Younger
Wokingham
Berks
Weaver
Guildhall
London
Carnie
Yson
Staples-inn
Holborn
Richard Hampton the Younger
Liverpool
Santa- Mhire
King's Arms
Water-freer
John Hannaford
Lymington
Hants
Rolace
Thapioan
Angel Inn
John Grane
Wanington
Lancashire
Red Tion
Colas
John Robins
Extery
Haberdabhtér
Mall Wares
Atelevén
Oxford Inny
Exeter
Frontiers Letters Describe Russian Force Near Mohilev
Yesterday from Holland via Flanders reports a Russian force of 15 005 troops assembling near Mohilev. Also notes pursuit of incendiaries in Galicia and collapses of several towns including Jaroslaw and Tarnow. Archdukes journey preparations begin as siege rumors surround Giurgiu and Danube fronts. In Naples a proposed marriage alliance links Archdukes Franz Ferdinand and Archduchess Maria Theresa with Neapolitan royals. Prince Ruspoli travels to Vienna as ambassador candidate to press the two princesses’ claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Flanders
Warsaw
Mohilev
Gallicia
Jaroslow
Taworouw
Przemysla
Gliniani
Niemirow
Maurojeni
Giurgeno
Prince de Cobourg
Danube
Naples
Vienna
Archdukes
Frahels
Ferdinand
Maria-‘Theresa
Maria-Christiana
Prince Royal of
Archduchess
Ruspoli
Frigate Nar cissus Arrives as Crew Split Among Ships
Plymouth reports the Nar cissus frigate arrived after a cruise. She was stripped alongside the Hulk and put out of commission within four hours. Her crew was divided among two line of battle ships, with a petition to assemble on one ship granted. This shows notable attachment among the vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Royal George
HMS Dealings and Atlantic Passage Sailings Note
Ship arrivals and departures recorded July 19 with multiple vessels proceeding to Jamaica Maryland and Cadiz. Vessels Neptune Trenham Rose Johnson Brothers Magruda Marlborough and Mer cury sail outward bound while Adventure Neptune Unity remain in the Downs under royal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Neptune
Trenham
Rose
Johnson
Jamaica
Brothers
Magruda
Maryland
Marlborough
Quaker
Burnet
Barbadoes
Mercury
Sandland
Cadiz
Downs
Adventure
Unity
Couriers, courts, and court notices in London life
A jumble of 18th century dispatches, court moves, and civic matters unfolds in London linked to Paris diplomacy and French affairs. It notes a 154 English participants at the Champ de Mars, imperial designs on Bessarabia and neighboring regions, and a nobleman’s arms altered on a carriage. Guildhall proceedings address bread prices, bakers’ relief, and ward elections. City officials Bond for Sheriff, portfolien ward ruinous houses, and public notices urge street safety. The Duke of Beaufort becomes Recorder of Scarborough. Lord Hardwicke relocates to Hemels. Wimple manor alterations loom. Lord Heathfield’s historic light dragoons unit shines. Pugilism shifts to salaried spectacle with a Benefit Boxing Match advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquis del Smops
Marquis de la Luzerne
Portmanquare
Oxford, &c
Grand Confederation of France
Champ ‘de Mars
Patria
Bessarabia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Bonne Nouvelle
National Guard
Guildhall
City of London
George Mackenzie Macaulay
Richard Carr Glynn
Portfolien
Parliament
Tuessy
Duke of Beaufort
Scarborough
Lord Heathfield
Britain
KIng's Call to National Guards and Local Notices
The document blends royal appeals to the National Guards in France with local marriage and death notices. It includes a plea for loyalty to laws and liberty, a pledge of benevolent rule, and expressions of sentiment. Also noted are marriages in Mayfield and various obituaries and social notices from Wellingborough and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guards
Thuilleries
France
Faraes
The death of Mr Ledyard and court actions in Dublin
An obituary notes Mr Ledyard, an American explorer, died after years of travel including Kamtschatka and Africa, with his reports reaching his employers from Sennar. Dublin Commons move to appeal Privy Council verdict on Chief Magistrate nomination. The Haymarket Theatre incident, a fatal well-digging accident at Hixeter, executions at Oxford, and a clerkenwell jail plan feature in this compact local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Ledyard
America
Russia
Kamtschatka
Afaciarion
Africa
Mr. Ledyard
London
Grand Cairo
Sennar
Cairo
Commons
Dublin
House of Peers
Privy Council
Haymarket
Tlegnan
New
Hixeter
Evans ‘Shury
John Cattle
Oxford
Shury
Taft
Abingdon
Boffom
Calle
Shur
Clerkenwell
Europe
Howard
Orange-court
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
Daniel Ttterton
Nottingham
Haber
Ateleven
the Ram
Jphomas Wells
Theobald's Road
Willam Hedley
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Dealer and Chepman J
Thomas Berger
the Strand
Middlesex
John Long
Basinghall Street
Joseph Ray
Verley
Enix
Londons
India
Dickey
Cape
Grenada
Amelia
Caldcleugh
Charleston
Esther
Grant
Chitholm
Esther Lindo
Robinson
Country-News
Torbay
St. Mary’s
Emidgton
Edward Burrows
Highgate
Esy
Marshall
New Ormond-street
Wellingborough
Scriven
Twywell
Northamptonshire
Keate
W. Keate
Gross
Tao
Fittyeach
Wheel-Paul
Robinfim
Nan- Nice
Helfton
Ee Pu
Ssc
Meffrs Sikes, Snaith
Cag Barke
Mansion House Street
Elmfly
Strand
Ditchley
Ditchley House
Burry
Ditchley-Floures
Lane
Goldmiths Hally
Ulverston
Lancahhire
Spiess
William Fell
E. KR. Joness
Mark-lane
Edward Kendall
Abergavenny
Botley
Southampton
Gosport
Bortsmouth
Robert Stares
Elqac Botley
John Thresher
Fareham
Glamorganshire
Lindow
Costridge
Vale of Glamorgan
Tadlye
Cardiff
Bridge End
Himlsif
Sims
Articé
Biy
Wales
Beer Srkelt
Averford Wer
Cathe Bert Jen- Keine
Briges End
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