Address of the Royal Society to the King in London
A formal congratulatory address from the President, Council, and Fellows of the Royal Society of London to His Majesty. They express gratitude for royal favor and ships aiding observations abroad, pledge continued pursuit of natural knowledge, and recount knighthood granted to James Burgow and other court receptions.
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St. James's
John Pringle
Bart
The
Royal Society
Royal Society of London
James Burgow
Mildenhalt River
Coxhill
Maugan Forth Navigation
Haddon
Cambridge
Suffolk
Norfolk
Lincoln
Cornwall
Birmingham
Bristol
Kew Palace
the Hague
East ‘Indies
India
Batavia
Constantinople
Achmet Effendi
Porte
Tergovisis
Walachia
Rufsians
Black Cross
Amsterdam
Ceylon
East Indies
Trincanomale
Coromandel
Glagow
Greenock
Glasgow
Oughton
Spencer Madan
Tower
Earl Cornwallis
Cornwallis
Robert Ladbroke
Christ’s Hospital
Richard Ladbroke
Edinburgh
Tunis
Scotland
Sandpit 4
Windsor Great Park
Ise of Wight
Horsham
Poultry Compter
Wood- Street Compter
Piccadilly
Miss Fowks
Fowks
Hickney
Exeter
Hounslow
London
Turnham-green
Red-hon-court
Fleet-street
Islington
Aylesbury
Bucks
Samuel Lam
Mary Briggins
C. Francis Mortimer
Clark
Joseph Bignell
Bedford
Aaron Hern
William Polhill
Grammar School
Maidstone
Kent
Linton
Edward Louisa Mann
Newgate
Gabriel Dechani
Thomas de Grey
S. Thomas Wyatt
Isle of Worestock
Oxfordshire
Greenwoods
Staining-lane
Haberdathershl
John Hall
Silver-street
Westminster
Middlesex
Leas
Guildham
Garforth
Johnstreet
Oxford-road
William Deacon
Salisbury-court
Taylor
Guildhall
John Rayner
Holborn-court
Gray’s-sons
William Handcock
Bath-lane
Cannon Street
King’s-bench-walks
Haberdasher and Warehouseman
Attorpies
Bowman
Whiteman
Lyon’s Inn
John Jordan
the Strand
Haberdasher
Mr. Palmer
Cleman-street
Edward Griffith
John Griffith
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Mercers, Graces
Copartiers
Currie
Queen-ttree
John Williams
Hanover-Square
Gray
Leicestere Fields
Robert Lloyd
William Stopford
City of Chester
Hatmakers and Partners
William Drinkwater
Brentford
Samuel Webster
Tavistocktreet
Habere Dashers
Cifries Adair
Guldhall
Frial
Johah Eburne
Leicester
George
Wray
St. Mary Gateshead
Durham
King’s Head
News Castle Upon Tynes
James Caffin
Corn-street
Eaward Hague
Dyer S Court
Aldermanbury
William Hall
Elitha
Northumberland
Custom- House
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Isaac Attwood
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Westbromwch
John Coleman
Middleton Stoney
William Walls
Gracechurch-street
Henry Phelps
Fulham
Moore introduces new carriage plough and Ballance Palls
Moore advertises a small carriage plough priced at eight guineas with a trial period offering full money back if unsatisfactory. He also promotes Ballance Palls for windlasses and ship workloads, claiming easier handling, reduced danger, and faster weight lifting. Public tests will occur aboard ships Stephen, Ward, and Hawk with demonstrations on Wednesdays at Iron Gate.
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Parent Plough
Ballance Pall Windiafa
Coleman-street
Moore
Moore Eng
French
Mr. Moore
Stephen
Brown
Irons Gate
Ward
Hitchin
Hawk
Shadewell Dock
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Cornelia, Noble
Erdam
Diamond
Benitarlo
Duke of Savoy
Harman
Villafranca
Madagascar
Africa
Londonderry
Liverpool
Stranraer
North Faro
Clyde
Birnkirk
Dunkirk
of Faulkner, Esq
Upper Brook-street
Admiral Elphinston
Basingstoke
Hampshire
George Geary
Hatton-garden
Pymer
Kensington
Henry Peter Kuhff
Megoe
Mr. Megoe
Norwich
John Scales
Thwaitehead
Forenefsfell
Lancashire
Molly Christian
Mr. Christian
Keswick
Cumberland
Park-street
Grosvenor Square
John Coppinger
Mr. Brown
Fleet-ditch
Balladoole
Isle of Man
Ambrose Stephenson
Berkhamstead
Pritchard
Queen-quare
Bartholomew-close
Amos Swan
Mile-End
Capt
Roberts
East-India Service
Bristol Hot Wells
Peter Paul Lainham
Warwickcourt
Holborn
Richard Hil
John Stiegler
Dowgate
Bridewell
Bethlem
Richmond
Surry
William Manwaring
Bernard
St. Dunstan’s
Warwick-street
Webster
Tilington
Greenbury
Fenchurch Street
Willam Jennings
David Jennings
Manchester
Victualler
Windmilltvern
Joan Hobman
Bishopsgate Street
Haberd
Sher
Guilnhall
Gilbert Glenny
Aberdeen
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