Court at St James appoints Watkin Williams Lieutenant of Merioneth
Reports from London detail the Kings Council appointing Watkin Williams to the position of Lieutenant for Merioneth County, with him taking the required oaths. The document also lists multiple promotions and appointments across various regiments including captains lieutenants ensigns surgeons and adjutants, dated March 8 to March 20 1799. The War Office releases additional commissions and appointments for regiments of Foot Dragoons and related units.
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County of
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War Office
John Hadden
Purchase
Thomas Rudflell
Thomas Bligh St. George
Edward Trevelyan
3D Regiment
Foot
Royal Welch Fut
William Sleigh
77Th Rez
Allen Hampden Peto
Purchis
William Lawrence Dundas
Otth Regiment of Foot
Robert Tew
Pirchase
Goth Regiment of Foot
S. Valsall
George Peter
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The
Royal America) Regiment of Foot
Frederick Maitland
Tiaae Heffelburgh
Liewenant
Samuel Otts
Coyhil Williams
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Highland) Regiment
Willa A Cockburn
Gad Regiment of Foot
John Hunter
Robert Adair
Thomas Keate
Edward Loftus
George Waters Mellitont
Dragoons
Anthony Théman Lefroy
Mervyn Archdal
Michael Head
Samuel Bayley
24Th Regiment of Dragoons
John Brown
Fragg
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Alexader Aytone
Edward Bulle
Jeremiah Andy
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Walliam Grartt
Charles Craven
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William Dancier
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Honorary Degrees Conferred in Oxford on Distinguished Figures
On March 20 in Oxford, the Honorary Degree of Master of Arts was conferred on the Right Hon Lord Henry Spencer, son of the Duke of Marlborough, who departs Christchurch to serve as Secretary to Lord Auckland at The Hague. Also the Honorary Degree of Master of Arts was given to Thomas Wallace, Esq., Christchurch commissioner. Presented by Reverend gentlemen Pett and Barker respectively.
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St. George’s Fields
Maidstone
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Stone
George Clarke
Benjamin Winckworth
East Wickham
Shrewsbury
George Wall
Geo. Lawley
Wm. Prompton
Samuel Griffiths
Henry Morris
Morris
Ships Sailings Report From Deal In March
Wind conditions favored several vessels leaving Deal on March 15 headed for Quebec Barbados Teneriffe and Philadelphia. The Mary Ann Pattison and Martha Hall departed, while Daniel and Nancy Wilfori planned to sail with no ship in the Downs by March 20.
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King attends chapel service at St James's Church
Yesterday the king went alone in ceremonial dress to the Chapel Royal at St James's where he heard divine service and a sermon by the Bishop of Gloucester. The Sword of State was borne by Lord Willoughby and Lord Bolton held lord of the bedchamber role.
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Court and social notes from a London season report
Majesties and court figures attended a drawing room with foreign ministers and nobility listed. Reports discuss Prime Ministerial illness, Speaker’s death risk, Continental diplomacy between Britain, Berlin, Vienna, and Holland, and social glimpses from Hyde Park and charity collections along with prize drawings and early bankruptcy notices.
Surrender notices for London tradesmen at Guildhall
Joseph Freeman and Thomas Grace of Devote tisanes, and a partner firm, surrender April 24 at ten at Guildhall London. Thomas Burkit of Chethaim-hilty Manchester and Langathire cotton manufacturer also to surrender April 24 at ten at Guildhall. Samuel Bale of Hawndfaith London to surrender April 24 at ten at Guildhall.
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