British notices and appointments from London to Dublin
A long London to Dublin update listing audi ences of state figures in London and private audiences in Dublin. It records surname changes for Mocatta, royal processions in Dublin, and travels of Orange lineage to Loo and Berlin. Public notices include sheriff nominations, war office appointments, militia commissions, grain returns, bankruptcy proceedings, and saleroom dividends.
Carey elected Fellow and Roberts instituted to Kiddington
Oxford November 13 Nic hals Carey of Pembroke College was unanimously elected a Fellow. On Wednesday the Reverend John Roberts M A of Jesus College was instituted to the Reform of Kiddington in Oxfordshire on the presentation of Lord Dillon and the nomination of Lady Mostyn.
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Oxford
Nicholas Carey
Pembroke College
John Roberts
Jesus College
Kiddington
Lord Dillon
Moftyn
Ship News Dispatches From Nov 12 Aboard Multiple Vessels
Deal Nov 12 ships Mount Pleasant Douglas and Nonsuch Sith sail for Jamaica and Limerick remain in the Downs. HM ships Dice tator Nemesis and Willink Steward head to Rotterdam. Gravefind Integrity Loft Jarvis Bell Francis Joseph Offlsy Tartar Knowles pass Petersburgh Two Brothers Hendricke Embden Polly Gottenburgh Two Brothers Fotter Nordea Bacchus Prouting Mogadore.
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Deal
Mount Pleasant
Douglas
Jamaica
Nonsuch
Sith
Limerick
Downs
Dicetator
Nemesis
Willink
Steward
Rotterdam
Wind N. E
Gravefind
Integrity
Loft
Jarvis
Bell
Francis
Joseph
Offlsy
Tartar
Knowles
Petersburgh
Hendricke
Embden
Polly
Gottenburgh
Fotter
Nordea
Bacchus
Prouting
Mogadore
Royal family attends services and diplomatic movements in London
In London yesterday the Royal Family attended Divine Service at the Collegiate Church before returning to Windsor. Prince of Wales arrived at Carleton House from Sir Gerard Varneck’s Suffolk seat. Earl Howe visited the King at Windsor and later at Grafton Street. Cabinet ministers met Whitehall to discuss the throne speech for Parliament on the 25th. Foreign ministers met to receive Count de Stadiga as Imperial Ambassador. Messenger Schaw departed Whitehall for Paris then Madrid. Unity Coates sails from Bristol to Rouen for Penzance.
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Queen’s Lodge
Windsor
Whitehall
Count de Stadiga
Corps Diplomatique
Schaw
Duke of
Paris
Fitzherbert
Madrid
Coates
Bristel
Rouen
Penzance
Baltic and English shipwrecks off the English coast
Reports of several vessels wrecked or driven ashore in heavy seas, including the Humber Joy at Riga Bar and the Two Brothers near Beachy Head. Several crews saved or lost, with cargo details and Admiralty notifications. Also notes promotions, public revenue totals, library acquisitions, fashion items, and local weddings and deaths.
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Humber
Joy
Liverpool
Riga Bar
Robert
Susannah
Dover
Sunderland
la Grace
Renardeau
Cadiz
Ostend
Dunkirk
Admiralty Office
London
Edward Theaker
Malaga
Béachly
Head
Sussex
Mecklenburgh
Barthen
Joachim C. Parow
St. Abe’s
Gottenburgh
Beachy Head
Radmore
Dartmouth
Newfoundland
France
Duke of Leeds
O’hara
Prince Edward
Public Revenue
University of Oxford
Plutarch
Wyttenbach
Gaterayere
Bodleian Library
Ovid
Lord Spencer
Revinski
Roach and Co. announce new silk and velvet fashion assortment
W Roach and Co. PAEL-MALLs present a rich and elegant display of silks latsins and velvets for court and fashionable dresses on reasonable terms. Nobility and gentry are invited to view the latest season’s offering and styles.
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W. Roach and Co. Pael-Malls
Vansommers
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