Royal Christening and Nobility News in London
London notices report royal orders for Christening needs, godparents via proxies, and exotic detail on the Scipio affair. Also listed are elections, obituaries, university address to the king, and a panorama of racing at Newmarket with top noble attendance.
Birth of the Prince Prompts Public Joy and French Players Visit
Letters from London keep Hanover hopeful of the King’s summer visit. Public rejoicings planned for the Prince's birth, while the Regency seeks a strong French company and has written to Paris for performers.
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London
Great Britain
Wales
Paris
Exquisitely Painted Swift Portrait at St Patrick's
In Dublin on March 31 a fine full length portrait of Rev. Dr. Swift, Dean of St Patrick's, by Mr Bindon, was shown at the Deanery House by order of the Cathedral Chapter to honor the great patriot. Lines inscribed praise the work. This week Henry Hamilton, uncle to the Lord Boyne, becomes Cork collector after Dickson's death. Alexander M Aulay declares candidacy for University representation in Parliament, succeeding the late Coghill.
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Denmark
Prufsia
Earl Waldegrave
Scipio
Macpherson
Martinico
Marquess of Carnarvon
England
William Horton
Halifax
Esy
West
County of
York
Ashburton
Devonshire
Roger Tuckfield
Ely
Deceas
Taylor
Thomas Drury
William Yonge
Malden
Ampthill
Bedfordhire
Bruces
Ailsbury
Elgin
Juliana
Lord Bruce
Earl of Burlington
Boyles
Cork
Burlington
Noels
Gainsborough
Henry Noel
Campden
Blackburne
Amounderneffe
Lancaster
Elford
Exeter
Jaft
Edward Mann
Lord Mann
Pynes
Henry Northcote
Joanna Northcote
John Buffell
House of Commons
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Benjamin Haskyn Styles
Devizes
Wilthire
John Eyles
London
Sir John Eyles
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire
Cambis
France
Hanover-square
Dover
Paris
Lord Santry
Kingdom of Ireland
Dublin Castle
William Myddelton
North
Wales
Edward Burton
Thursuay
Guildhall
Samuel Gibson
Col
Phillips
Col. Green
Newmarket
Earl of Godolphin
Earl of Portmore
Mr. Greswood
Whitefoot
Sir Edmond Bacon
Call
Roger
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Weymouth
Mr. Hutton
Bridgewater
Leeds
Godolphin
Rockingham
Cholmondeley
Essex
Suffolk
Litchfield
Granby
Lindsey
Lonsdale
Middleton
Walpole
Gower
Guernsey
Strange
James Cavendish
William Manners
Lord Sunbury
Ireland
Dublin
Swift
St. Patrick’s
Bindon
Prafentes
Henry Hamilton
Lord Boyne
Hugh Dickson
Alexander M‘aullay
Coghill
Notable deaths and a fatal assault in rural Northamptonshire
In Hafelebeech Mr Thomas Ives long leading Alderman of Northampton died after a lengthy illness. In Winslow Thomas Hogson was found guilty of Wilful Murder for killing his wife with a wooden stool and later attempted suicide. he remains imprisoned. A solo highwayman, about 40, robbed a gentleman on the Downs between Cirencester and Burford, taking nine guineas and leaving a Crown for expenses before fleeing toward Gloucester.
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Country News
Northampton
William Wykes
Haflebeech
Thomas Ives
Thomas Hogson
Winslow
Bucks
Burnham
Hogson
Ailesbury
Downs
Cirencester
Burford
Gloucester
Prince to be baptized at Norfolk House on Thursday fortnight
London report states the newborn Prince will be baptized at Norfolk House on Thursday fortnight. The event is described as a formal royal ceremony with attendance expected from prominent figures and family.
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Norfolk House
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