Kilbride appointment and militia commissions in eighteenth century Gazette
From the London Gazette dated September 14 and 15 1790 notices announce the king appointing the Rev French to Kilbride parish following Rev Connell's death. Also licensure for James Colthirst Bulcock to adopt the surname Colthirst and have it registered at the College of Arms. Militia commissions for Northamptonshire listed with officers promoted or named. Additional entries include a ringwood corn-dealer Stephen Reeves surrender actions and attorney notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Kilbride
Hamilton
Lanerk
David Connell
Whitehall
James Colthirst Bulcock
Surrey Street
St. Clement Danes
Middlesex
Colthirst
College of Arms
Northamptonshire
William Sharp
Thomas Samwell Watson Samwell
William Sherbrooke
Court opens as Lord Justice Clerk ends district prosecutions
The Circuit Court of Justiciary opened yesterday with the Lord Justice Clerk presiding. After calling the jury, the Deputy Advocate announced no criminal prosecutions in this district. His lordship expressed satisfaction and discharged the jury from further attendance.
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S Cotl A. D
Stirling
Circuit Court of Justiciary
Wind S S W drives Lizard to remain with fleet
Deal September 13 wind from the south west. His Majesty's ship Lizard remains with the ships as per last rate. Gravésend September 13 lists ships pasted by John Farthing from Rosen Richard Ross from Belfast aria Christiana Falk from Stettin Carolina Goodwin from Jamaica Dublin Williamson from Dublin Philippa Harbin Lee from Barbadoes Brothers Davis from Waterford Federalist Makin from New York Elizabeth Stamper from Grenada and Waterford Packet Sinclair from Havre de Grace.
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Deal
Wind
S.S.W
Lizard
Rate
Gravésend
John
Farthing
Rosen
Richard
Ross
Belfast
aria-Christiana
Falk
Stettin
Carolina
Goodwin
Jamaica
Dublin
Williamson
Philippa Harbin
Lee
Barbadoes
Brothers
Davis
Waterford
Federalist
Makin
New-York
Elizabeth
Stamper
Grenada
Sinclair
Havre-de-Grace
London royal progress and French Assembly hats
Yesterday the King hunted with harriers at Windsor Great Park and returned to dine at Queen's Lodge. Royal visits included the Duke of Gloucester at Gloucester Bishop's Palace and the Mayor and Common-Council at the city freedom ceremony. The Duke toured the infirmary and prison with a noted official and visited Ferryman's museum with other nobles. France's National Assembly contemplates a hat with a feather for judges. The Elector Palatine allows 24 000 Austrians to pass through on march to the Pays Bag.
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Windsor Grea Park
Queen’s Lodge
Windsor Lodge
Pitt
Bishop’s Palace
Gloucester
Duke of Gloucester
Royal
Esoma
Ie Bishop
Lord H. Fitzgerald
G. O. Paul
Bartard
Walesby
Prince William
Ferryman
Letters from Rome tipped with warnings and wonders
Reports from Rome claim troubles in the capital are exaggerated amid notes from Calcutta and Poonah praising British ally support while warning of complex politics. News covers assignats, forgery risks, Drury Lane theatre talks, Trinity House gifts, a bread price measure, horse race bets, and obituaries in a bustling 1790s London page.
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Rome
Cagliostro
Calcutta
Nizam
Poonah
Pathwah
India
Tippoo
France
Trinity House of Newcastle
Duke of Clarence
Trinity House
Trinity House of
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Jonathan Airey
Pitt
Harrison
Stockholm
Bristol
Mandahl
Norway
Fisher
Jamaica
Kilgour
Cape Florida
Wood
Harper
New Road
Aldersgate-street
Mewgate
Drawing and prizes announced for a 1791 scheme
A scheme offering 40,000 tickets and a 200,000 prize fund opens on Wednesday November 15 with prizes payable on demand from June 1, 1791. Signed by Secretaries Christopher and Robert Dey. Also advertised are medicines claimed to cure piles and fistula from Mr Mathews, with reference checks via Mrs Mathews, offered through Mr Bacon at Oxford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Holborny
Duke-freet
Mitchifiet
London
Rink
Fortune
Heath
London Hospital Extraordinary General Court Election Notice
Appointment of an Apothecary vacancy at London Hospital invites candidates aged 95 years or older, approved by the Medical Committee. The election is Wednesday October 27 from ten to two, with committee meeting October 9 at eleven. Inquiries to the Secretary or Steward.
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London Hospital
Baker's Coffee- House
Exchange-Alley
London
Langstons
Towngends
Amery
Clement's Lane
Lombard Street
WriFaite
Rogers, and Co
Freeman’s Court
Cornuill
John Webster
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The
London Gazette
Waitehall
Stephen Reeves
Ringwood
Hants
Tourrender Odt
Guildhall
Atternies
Meil
Grave and Smith
Furnival
Alile
Peter Whiteside
John Page
Milton
Sittingborne
Kent
Hoyman
Ship-News
Meff
Townsend
Macmanus
Bow-street
City-row
Sampson Wright
James Thompson
and Lloyd Jones
Scarborough
Thomas Popplewell
Old Swan Lane
Higgins
Islington
Cooke
Bearns
Ridge
Wiltshire
Agricultural Society
Bath
Matthews
J. Cooke
White-Lion-Yard
Pantheo- Oxford
Christopher and
Robert Deey
E¢Achi
William Buckham
R. Trusler
Jotr
Dre Fruflisr
Vésidour-street
Soho
William Redman
Mn Redman
Lecter
Black Lion Iny
Water-laney
Fleet-street
Parliament-Street
Westminster
Hancock
Europe
John Hill
Lady Hill
Curzon Street
Berkeley Square
Lordians
Great Water Dock
Mathiolus
W. Bacon
Oxforda Street
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