Royal licence grants surname and arms to Hill Coyney heir
The King grants Walter Hill of Milford in Staffordshire and Mary Catherine, his wife, daughter of Edward Coyney, the right to assume the surname Coyney and bear its arms in addition to Hill. The royal declaration must be registered at the College of Arms. March 27 Carleton House. Also notes Dublin Castle dates and appointments in British regiments, and military dispatches on Irish and continental postings.
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Walter Hill
Milford
Sta‘ford
Gueutepant
Mary
Catherine
Edward
Coyney
Alton Lodge
Stafordshire
Elde
Hill
Edward Coyney
Heralds
College of Arms
Carleton House
Prince of
Hoon
Utenant
Tate
Samuel Rowland
Cork
Enna
Duke Francis
Marshal Haddick
Ward Ofte
GR Regiment of Life Guards
William Jackson
Purchase
Valentine Jones
Coo
Royal North British
Regiment of Dragoons
John Strother Ker
10Th Regiment of Foot
Leutenanty
Joseph Fortescue
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards
Henry Greville
John Manners Sutton
Ditto
Wentworth Serle
Richard Hulfe
Wentworthee
View Connor
John Bayly
Foot
Henry Vereker
38Th Foot
Palley
William Willox
Hamilton
Ites
Peter Everart Buckworth
Ian Dalryaiple
Atte Regiment of Foot
William Douglas
Munro
William Bower
Nicholas Evans
Sth
Regiment of Foot
Darby Herring
Bradbai
76Th Regiment of Foot
Vesey Knox
424 Foot
Phillips
Henry Reddi&t
Cane
Bowstreet
Josephus
Staines
Newgate
Bury
John Lilley
Robert Heron
John Rainham
John Boreham
William Ranson
John Barton
Thomas Browne
John Southwell
John Smith
Newport
Shropshire
Edward Bright
Malden
E. Bright
War-Turkey Alliance Report Reaches Vienna
Saturday dispatches from Vienna report that Prussia is believed defeated and a treaty of offensive and defensive alliance with Turkey has been signed by Berlin. Military plans show regiments marching from the Bannat toward Schupaneek and Jagoda to thwart Turkish efforts to block Gladova and supply Ortova. Turkish forces assemble near Vidin as 8000 Spahis and Janissaries position themselves, with a strong corps ready to oppose them in Notin and push toward Oran if possible.
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Prussia
Berlin
Turkey
Rufia
Temesvsar
Schupaneek
Jagoda
Gladova
Ortova
Vidin
Timok
Notin
Oran
Shipping News Roundup From Deal Gravesend
Deal and Gravesend reports note winds from the north east with ships sailing and others remaining in the Downs. The Prince William Henry Dun das bound for India and the Hope Hubbard bound for Boston both failed to make progress. The Two Brothers Fisher bound for Dublin and the Scout sloop remain at the Downs. Gravesend shows Two Brothers Hanson and Anna Maria Claas from Embden passing by on March 26.
Royal Family Sightings and Political Notices from London
Reports from London detail the King Queen and three princesses visiting St James's Palace, a chapel service led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and a drawing room at Buckingham. Also noted are parliamentary affairs, naval and colonial news, traffic and road improvements, and numerous legal notices including bankruptcy surrenders and approaching court dates.
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Chapel Royal
Canterbury
Timothy
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London
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Prince of Wales
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Hampshire
Society For the Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Chester
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Secretary of State
Whitehall
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House of Cortinnons
Edinburgh
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Carty-lane
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Coventry
Hull
Jose
Inner Temple
George Owen
Joseph Matthewillan
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Tontine Inn
Sheffighs
James Wheat
Jane
Halygell Street
Stard
Stioréditch
Middlesex
Guildhall
Manchester
Ate
Ney
Mike Sheinterdine
Manchéter
Edge
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Lancashire
Cafnentevérn
Carillon-street
Durden
Oldham-Gr
Eneigaholder
Collarshaker
Ni Aa Ie
Lathiest Farnham
Surry
Mit
Robert Trisumer
Farnham
Meili
Gentleman seeks partnership in town business practice
A seasoned professional offers to join a respectable local business in surgery, pharmacy, and midwifery. He plans to manage active operations and attend patients of all lifetimes, with a promise of a premium. Letters only from reputable correspondents will be answered. letters to Mrs Baldwin in Tow will be received.
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Baldwin
Guy
Paternofters
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County of Norfolk
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