Conge de Elite for St David's Bishop Elect ordered
From the London Gazette June 4 the king orders a Conge de Elite to the Precentor and Chapter of St David's to elect a Bishop after the translation of Dr Charles Moss to Bath and Wells and recommends the Hon James York D D for the see. Pet ersourgh May 10 reports Russian actions against Pugatcheff and Kuban Tartars. Florence May 7 describes a riot between soldiers and Shirri with casualties and a crackdown by Crpponi Goes and others. Berlin May 24-25 noting the Prussian review at Charlottenbourg and Potsdam. Paris May 29 updates on Madame Adelaide Sophie and Vittoire. Petersburgh and other names listed with arrivals from London, Oporto, Cork.
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St. David
Father
Cha. Moss
Bath and Wells
James York
Petersourgh
Bibikow
Prince Galitzin
Pugatcheff
Batdhkires
Florénce
Suarre
Cr2pponi
Goes
Light Horse
Pisa
Porto Ferraio
Elba
Leghorn
Ferraro
Berlin
Charlottenbourg
Potzdam
Paris
Choify
Madame Adelaide
Madame Sophie
Madame Vittoire
Ships Arrivals and Departures At Dover and Nearby Ports
A historic shipping log lists June 3 to 4 movements including the Medway and Ceres sailing from India, various vessels departing for St Kitts Liverpool Exeter and Dover arrivals featuring Nelly Frigate Emperor of Germany and Charming Polly among others with ports including Dover Portsmouth Cowes Oporto and Jamaica. It notes pilots, captains, and ship names such as Gideon Han nah, Gilbie and Boyce among others.
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Wind S. W
Itl
Cox
St. Kitts
His Majesty
Medway
Drat
Wind N.W
Werheetl
St. Kitt’s
Ceres
Barclay
Oliver
Liverpool
Wand Charles
Tickle
Exeter
His
Antigua
St. George
Inelia
Hizanech
M' Neal
Amnerica Planter
Forrestal
Room
Emerald
Ogilvie
Teneriffe
Tobago
London
Hall
Lifvon
Neptune
Blackford
Gonton
Jamaica
Eagle, Hay
Owes
Hail
South Carolina
Union
Coombes
Dublin
Jane
Kelly
Oporto
Willafranca
Duke of Savoy
Harman
Dundalk
Gwinn
Ann
Jonsi
Loman
Dance at St James's and Quebec bill petition excerpt
An outline of a grand ball at St James's with royal attendance and foreign nobles including Count de Merfe. The text includes a copy of London city petition opposing the Quebec bill, alleging loss of trial by jury and enforcement of French civil law, plus various maritime and local notices, crimes, deaths, marriages, and bankruptcies.
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Duke of Devonshire
Fitzroy
Duke of Grafton
St James’s
Count de Merfe
Quebec
Commons of
Great Britain
Commons
City of London
Sheweth
House
North America
Canada
Hamburgh
Stockholm
France
Edinburgh
Cambuslang
Portéus
Glasgow
America
Scotland
Fayal
Sala
New-England
Hertfordshire Gaol Plans Urged At Adjourned Session
On May 14 1774 the Hertfordshire Adjourned Quarter Session reviewed plans to enlarge alter repair the existing gaol and to build a new one. County gentlemen are summoned to meet at the Shire-house Hertford on the first day of the summer offices at eleven o'clock to decide which plan to pursue and to agree on raising money and applying to Parliament to enable execution. Nicholl Clerk of the Peace.
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Hertfordshire
Hertford
Cary
Nicholl
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