Royal Dignities Granted in Britain and Ireland
The King grants the dignities of Earl of Digby and Viscount Coleshill to Henry Digby with heir male, Earl of Beverly to Algernon Percy, Viscount Gage to William Hall Gage and Baron Gage of Highmeadow with remainder to his nephew, and a royal license for William Newham to adopt the surname Lacy. Notes from Oct 30 include foreign affairs and a Vesuvius eruption update with crop damage and corn returns.
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County Wi Shui
Kingdom of Great Britain
Algernon Percy
Loraine
Alnwick
Beverly
Ork
Wiliam Hall Gage
Gage
Kingdom of Ireland
Baron Gage of
Firle
Baron Gage
Highmeadow
Gloucester
Henry Gest
William Newham
Scarborough
York
Lacy
William Lacy
Collége of Arms
St. Farness
Landgrave
Furstenberg
Germany
Duke of Leeds
Clement Cottrell Dormer
The
Two Sicilies
Hiphgot
Aria
Clementina
Vienna
Mount Vesuvius
Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Edward Pritchard
Wadding
Tom
Lucis O’brien
Egerton
Pedestrian Misstakes Race to St George's Church Ends
Mr Forster Powell, famed pedestrian, started at ten o clock from the Dolphin inn to walk to St George's church Southwark and back for 60 guineas in 24 hours. By ten this morning he reached Canterbury within two miles and lost the wager due to a wrong turn in darkness, falling several times and finishing exhausted in a carriage.
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Canterbury
Forster Powell
Dolphin Inn
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Powell
Greenwith
Deal, Kingston, Stroud ships press departure for Jamaica
In the Downs the king's ship Dictator remains as the Deal and 40 gun vessels deal with a strong north east wind. Kingston and Stroud depart for Jamaica while London Packet Glass sails for Dublin. Gravesend note Agatha Philippina Mickley and Methedacht Dobrick pass Osntzick.
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Deal
Kingston
Stroud
Jamaica
London Packet
Glass
Dublin
The
Downs
N. E
Gravesend
Agatha
Philippina
Mickley
Methedacht
Dobrick
Osntzick
Royal Pursuits and Court Movements at Windsor
Saturday at Windsor the King hunted with flag hounds and released a young red deer at Swindley Lodge for a party, with plans to repeat Tuesday. The King Queen and elder Princess attended divine service in St George's Chapel, Windsor, now open for public worship. Duke of Cumberland mourners departed, while the Duke of York toured Whitehall and headed to Newmarket after audience with Sir William Fawcett. Dundas arrived in London from Edinburgh. Prince Landgrave of Furstenberg departed from Vere Street for Portsmouth and dined aboard the Charlotte at Spithead. Six Cherokee Chiefs visited Covent Garden Theatre to see Macklin and Bolina, seemingly pleased.
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Leghorn
Britannick
Maijesty
Eurydice
George Lunisdaine
Tangier
Gibraltar
Mororca
Constantinople
Spain
Rouen
France
London
Italy
Paris
Liege
Chamber of
Dartmouth
Mogadoré
James Erwing
Hannah
Liverpool
Ambbassador
le Pigris de Brewdent
Rabardy
Ostend
Bayonne
Ramsgate
Knaggs
Petersbugh
Hyde Park
Duke of York
Norwich
Elizabeth Bentley
Montagu
Carter
B. Tallemache
Louisa Manners
John Hunter
St. James’s Street
Covent Garden
Westminster
Portsmouth
St. James’s
Sarnia
Baltey
Lowe
William
Karni
James Gilding
Hugh Eta
Pracla
Beckbaiti-church
William ,Edridge
Surrey-road
Clark
Peekham
J. Nottage
Batt- Hanningfield
Anne Feanget Wakeham
Wakeham
Racking
Bainham
Iain Reynolds
34Th Regiment of Foot
Elizabeth Godfalve
Jobs Godfalve Croffe
Great-Baddow
George Parris
Great Suffolk-street
Charing-cross
Miss Hill
Hazeleigh
Robert Unwin
Rosemary
Polly Clarke
Dan- Bien
Bedfor -Street
Edwin
Covent-Garden Theatre
Windsor
Swindley Lodge
St. George’s Chapel
Duke of Cumberland
William Fawcett
Yorkshouse
Whitehall
Newmarket
Henry Dundas
Somerset Buildings
Edinburgh
Prince Landgrave of Furstenberg
Ibbetson
Vere
Wreet
Portmouth
Wall
Bart Howe
Charlotte
Spithead
America
Covent Garden Theatre
Mr. Macklin
Max
Bolina
Charity for Aged Blind Men and Women in Painters Hall
Notice from the Painters Stainers Company, London, announcing a Court of Assistants on December 8 to elect pensioners for blind aged applicants. Criteria include total blindness for three years, indigence, English birth, three years parish residence, age 61 plus, sobriety, and no substantial own income. Applications by petitioners via Clerk's Office, with strict filing and authentication rules.
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Stainers Company
London
John Stock
Coure ‘of Chancery
Iid Company
Painters Hall
Little Trinity- Lane
Queenhithe
Fid
Peron
England
Wales
Scotland
Sandys Sandy
Te Tqomlins
Painter's Hall
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