Royal dignities and legal notices in the London Gazette
Whitehall June 19 reveals the King granting baronial titles to several nobles and heirs. Also announced are name changes under royal licence, chancellery appointments, militia commissions, corn returns, and bankruptcy notices with multiple surrender dates across England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Arthur Earl of Donegall
Kingdom of Ireland
Fisherwick
Fihherwick
Stafford
James Earl of Fife
of Fife
Fife
James Bucknall Grimston
Grimston
Verulam
Irhambury
Mulgrave
Cumberland
Eig
Parker
William Parker
Moorhouse Mill
Heralds
College of Arms
William Cawon
Wakefeld
County of York
High Court of Chancery
Denbighshire
Richard Henry Kenrick
Charles Gartide
Thomas Smith
Henry Allen
Thomas Parry
Private education and political appeals in 1790 notices
A fragmented collection of notices offers a clerical finish to youth education near London, with liberal terms for pupils of respectability, plus early election campaign letters from George Byng, Samuel Long, and Joshua Mawbey urging Northamptonshire and Surrey freeholders to support their parliamentary candidates in June 1790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
London
Messrs Sikes, Snaith and Co. Barkers
Surrey
Epsom
Samuel Long
Carthalton
Jjoshua
Return of Members for the New Parliament Harwich
The article lists re-elections and members for various constituencies including Harwich with Thomas Ord and John Robinson re-elected, Sanowics Philip Stephens and Sir Horace Mann, Lewes Lord Parker opposed, Henry Pelham re-elected, and multiple other figures across AxsINGDON Dorchester Winchester Yarmouth and more. It also notes royal audiences, naval armament expenditures, poll results, ship news, world events, marriages and deaths with numerous named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Thomas Ord
John Robinson
Sanowics
Philip Stephens
Sir Horace Mann
Bartwice
C. Brett
Lord Parker
Lewes
Henry Pelham
Thomas Kempe
Kelly, Junior
Axsingdon
Edward Loveden Loveden
Bansury
Lord North
Dorchester
Thomas Steele
George White Thomas
Starrorp
R. B. Sheridan
E. Monckton
G.T. S'yner
B. Bom Hopkins
HorsHa M. Sheily
Willfon Braddyll
William Gordon
Henry Howard
Thomas
Thomas Fitzherbert
Richard Bickford
Petersbrco
Willam Jolifft
George Augustus North
Down
Winchester
Henry Venton
Richard Ganon
Junior
Wreouse
Efgg
J. de Lippisley
Againtt W. Smith
J. Pado
Yarmouth
Norgorr
Hon
C. Townshend
Henry Beauty
Efy
Sands
Naval movements from Deal and Gravesend in June
Deal reports winds and sailings with ships Lively Ballard Seville Mi nerva Wallon Dublin Adventure Aftrea frigate Scout sleep Diligence Swift pilots remaining with ships. Deal June 19 ships Aftrea Chatham Scipio with others as last noted. Gravesend June 15 the ship Williamson Jofe passes from Virginia.
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Deal
Wind E
Lively
Ballard
Seville
Minerva
Wallon
Dublin
Adventure
Wind S. W
Chatham
Scipio
Gravesend
Williamson
Jofe
Virginia
Royal Family Outing and Windsor Services Reported
In London on Saturday the King Queen and Princesses rode in carriages and dined at the Queen's Lodge Windsor at 4:30 p.m. They attended divine service at Windsor Chapel Royal yesterday morning and heard a sermon. In the evening the Royal Family were noted at the Ter race. The Grand Fleet is expected to sail with favorable winds, heading westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Thaisiay
Windsor
Duke of Orleans
Earl of Eglington
Prince of Wales
Dukes of York and Cumberland
Caretonhouse
Kew
Basilico
Aranjuez
Madrid
Paris
London
Portsmouth
Guildhall
Curtis
Watson
Lewes
Sawbridge
Newnham
Lord Hood
Mr. Tooke
Stafford
R.B. Sheridan
Fry
Edward Monckton
George Sloper
Bond Hopkins
Gatton
John Nesbitt
Winchelsea
Arnold Nesbitt
Hunter
Elliot
St. Helena
Queen’s Lodge
Chapel Royal
Hibbs Shrubs Offered in London for Nobility and Gentry
Monument Yard London Hibbs informs the Nobility and Gentry that his orange shrubs are in higher perfection Orders for two gallons or more of Rum Shrub or Brandy Shrub taken at lowest prices Cards of prices available at the Warehouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hibbs
Shooting Guns and Barrels Demonstrated at Mellor's Manufactory
An advertisement proclaims MuelLer's shooting guns and twisted bar rels bored on an improved plan to damage birds at 109 yards with reduced recoil. It invites spectators to Whitechapel Turnpike, London, to view trials and offers to bore any found barrel for two guineas, with post-paid letters only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MuelLer
Mellor
Whitechapel
London
Upper Ossory appeals for re election in Bedford in 1790
Grosvenor-Place Upper Ossory writes from June 12 1790 to Bedford electors praising prior repeated re elections as a representative in Parliament. He expresses confidence in continued support and avers no fault will forfeit the honour already received, seeking further obligation from voters.
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Bedford
Strait S
Grosvenor-Place
Upper Ossory
Election appeal from ST. A. ST. JOHN in 1730
The author asks for support in the upcoming election as Parliament is dissolved. He pledges to merit public trust with careful attention to duties if elected, signing as Portugal Street, St. John, dated June 12, 1730.
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Mon. D'A
London Gazette
Whitehall
George Sath
Dean Street
Seton
Soho
Middlesex
Broughton
John Birch
Chapel Town
Leeds
Richard Chippindale
Bottonbridge
Yorkshire
Attormies
White Nan Inn
Proadstreet
Britol
Avernie
Mefl Parkers and
Clarke
Brittol
Northampton
Tomas
Powys
Francis Dickins
Kent
C. Marsham
County of
Wratham Park
George Byng
Byng
Batley’s
Lord Heathfield
Gibraltar
Spain
Warsaw
Bibikov
Oco Tartars
Baron de Schnetter
Franckfort
Aix la Chapelle
Joseph
Maury
Montroner
Bath
Daffel Cabanel
Lincoln’s Inn
Lee
Robert Lor
Louth
Lincolnshire
Henry Walther
Henrietta Petit
Petit
Norwich
St. Andrew’s Church
Holbutn
Charles Spearman
Ceizry
Durham
Miss Brooke
Samuel Brooke
Fenchurch-street
Joseph Jefferys
Million Bank
Richard Penn
E.q
Robert Orme
Hertford
Mr. Bouchier
Queenstreet
Mayfair
St. Margaret's Hill
Southwark
Robert Clayton, Bart
William Ruffell
Rofm
Robert Clayton
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