Reverend Combe Miller Named Dean of Chichester Cathedral
Bankruptcy notices list Richard lifted of New Romney and others surrendering on July 6 7 and Aug 10 at Guildhall London Folkstone and Gray's Inn with dividends and final settlements. Names include William Barrow Philips Catherine Weldon Weldon Gauern Thomas Garnety Thottiss Alsop Isaac Brooks and others with dates and locations in Birmingham London and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Richard Lifted
New Romney
Kent
Guildhall
New Bordey
William Reynolds
Folkstone
Richard Jackson
Coneycourt
Gray's-inn
London
William Barrow Philips
Great Ruffell-street
Bloomsbury
Middlesex
Deater and Chapman
Rogers
Manchester Buildings
Westminster
Robert Capner
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Whithart
Digbeth-mrest
Bermingham
Catherine Weldon
Weldon Gauern
Duddington
Northamptonshire
C. Weldon
Gaudern
Weldon
Thomas Garnety
Oxford Pond
Filkimtier
Guilébil
Thottiss Alsop
Salfura
Lancashire
Wetuaier
Teeasman
Isaac Brooks
Drury Lane
Gingerbreadbaker
Mails arrive from Holland and Flanders amid European peace talks
Report from yesterday and March 23 notes Dutch and French colonial petitions to the King over defense concerns in Pondicherry. Berlin dispatches hint at peace talks as Prussia and Austria negotiate. News covers Silesia troop movements, proposed indemnities to Poland, and a turbulent Hungarian Diet with clergy and nobles clashing over Catholic dominance and Bandour activity, echoing 1745 Rhine campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Flanders
Pondicherry
Vienna
Berlin
Constantinople
Prussia
Silesia
Brabangens
Pruffia
Count de Podewils
Baron Jacobi
Brandenbourg
Porte
Poland
Thorn
Dantzick
Hungary
St. Stephen
Rhine
Windward voyage and Downs report of several ships
In the Downs the Southampton frigate sailed westward with the Adventure, Wasp troop, Diligence, and Swift Pilots remaining. Gravesend dated June 28 lists ships passing by the Orange Tree including Williams from Cork Harmony Osman from Philadelphia New Ceres Bryan from Oporto Liberty Carey from Barbadoes King of Spain Spence from Cadiz Recovery from Stettin Diana Seward from Jamaica Peggy Skirving and Recovery Campere from Meme Desire Anderson from Honduras Thomas Montague and Liberty Clark from the South Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Deal
Fune
S.E
Southampton
Downs
Adventure
Wasp
Gravesend
Orange Tree
Williams
Cork
Harmony
Osman
Philadelphia
New Ceres
Bryan
Oporto
Liberty
Carey
Barbadoes
King of Spain
Spence
Cadiz
Recovery
Stettin
Diana
Seward
Jamaica
Peggy
Skirving
Campere
Meme
Desire
Anderson
Honduras
Thomas
Montague
Clark
South Sea
Royal figures in London audience and travels amid cabinet meetings
Yesterday at noon his Serene Highness the Duke of Orleans had a private audience with the Prince of Wales and Duke of York at Carleton-house. In the morning the Prince and Duke of York set off from town to visit the Duke of Clarence aboard the Warrant at Spithead. Following the King's letters to Cabinet Ministers, a council gathered at Whitehall to discuss matters with the Lord Chancellor and the Exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Orleans
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Carleton-house
Princess
Duke of Clarence
Spithead
Duke of Leeds
Whitehall
Mattes-General
Peace prospects and distant conflicts stir European news
Reports from Windsor and Madrid describe diplomatic moves as peace hopes fade. Prussia halts at Schonwalde after Schweidnitz review. Turkish and Hungarian clashes widen in Frankfort and Presbourg. Naval updates include Admiral Barrington off Torbay and expected Dutch contact, with Spain’s fleet reportedly at sea and wrecks near Davis’s Straits and Jordains. A London jury hears a defamation suit involving a young woman and a gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Windsor Lodge
Major
Secretary of State
Madrid
Fitzherbert
Paris
Prussia
Schweidnitz
Schonwalde
Calcutta
Nadee
Keflangur
Presbourg
Hungary
Frankfort
Viddin
Prince de Saxe
Barrington
Duke of Clarence
Torbay
Plymouth
Kingsbergen
London
Downs
Cape St. Vincent
Caledonia
Pottinger
Borrowstonners
Davis’s Streights
Prentice
Memel
Fotheringham
Jamaica
Leith
Returns of Members for the new Parlia MENT
A list of returning and new members for various boroughs and counties with names such as John Crewe Francis John Browne and William Morton Pitt and many others, indicating vice appointments and re-elections across Dorsetshire Cornwall Yorkshire and other regions, noting Lord Kensington and other peers. The text records specific pairings, replacements, and counts for each constituency and mentions re-elected figures in St Ives and Leicestershire among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wno
Cursaine
John Crewe
R. Salisbury Cotton
Dorsetshire
Francis John Browne
William Morton Pitt
George Pitt
Glamorgany
Thomas Wyndham
Eiq
Charles Edwin
Grampound
Jeremiah Crutchley
Thomas Wallace
Francis Bazing
John S. Cocks
Havexrorpwest
Town
Lord Kensington
Horiton
George Yonze
George [Emple
George Collier
Launceston
J. Rodney
Henry Clinton
Lord Arden
John Edward Swinburne
Arlborough
Courtoun
Bruce
Philip Hales
Newton
Thomas Leigh
Thomas Brooke
Newport
Correvail
Fielding
General Rainsford
John Miller
William Micford
St. Mitchert
Christopher Hawkins
David Howell
Orrerd
Viscount Beauchamp
William Seymour Conway
Broxg
Hugh Barlow
Penryn
Francis Buffet
Glover
John St. Aubyn
Saltash
Cornwall
Long
Bearcroft
Charles Ambler
John Lemon
Eldrs
Tuirsks
Gregory Page
Jurner
Robert Vyner
Tralah
W. A
Smith
Boroucnu
Calhoun
Whitbread
Mr. Payne
Earl of
Shorenam
Harry Goring
John Aldridge
Cecil Bishopp
Leiceser
Charles Lorraine Smith
Samuel Smith
Westminster Polls and Riots Darken London News
Report of polling at Westminster shows Fox Hood and Horne Tooke with high totals amid disturbances at Hastings Covent Garden with mobs blocking speakers and rough treatment of electors. A sailor on the Saturn dies after a main-top boom strike near Spithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruffell
Hoff
Westminster
Mr. Fox
Lord Hood
Mr. Horne Tooke
Hastings
Covent Garden
Fox
Sheridan
Capt. Hood
Horne Tooke
Spithead
Chalmers
Ranelagh
Lord Kenyon
King’s Bench
Buller
Court of Common Pleas
Whealon Turnpike
Victorian Public Notices and Personal Events Summary
A crowded column records a fatal injury from a fall at a public house and transport of the body for the jury to sit on. It also lists marriages in Dublin and London, including Capt. Thomas Dunbar to Mills Kerin and Philip Oriel jun. to Miss Thomas. Obituary notes Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie aged over 80 and a newborn girl at Bloomsbury Square.
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London Gazette
HE King
Combe Miller
Chichester
Charles Harward
N. O
Lewthwaite
Hatters Lombard-street
N.B
Goth Regiment
Lovdoda
Universties
Z Ze
Evans
Merlrs
Snaith
Coe
Menfien
East-Grinstead
Sufx
John Lucas
Jorn
Atorney
Law
Chancery-Lane
Aggenteel
Surrey Street
Strand
Bank
Coventry Park
E. East
Coventry
Boston
Lincoln
Free Grammar
John Hill
Monay
Elt
Thirkill
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