THO STANLEY BIDS THANKS IN HUMBLE DEDICATION
In a concise note the devoted servant THO STANLEY expresses gratitude and loyalty, signing with appreciation to all who supported him. The message reflects formal, courteous acknowledgment from a respectful figure.
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Tho
Stanley
Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders Address Lancaster County
A formal address opening addressing the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Includes customary greeting and acknowledgment of the county body.
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County Palatine of Lancaster
Nicholson and Co Ledger Demand in Bugland Towns
A terse notice from Nicholson and Co requests payment or orders received by the principal boskickers and printers in every country town and city in Bugland. The fragment shows a broad distribution across locales, indicating a wholesale or trade-facing instruction to key local agents.
Magdalen Hospital 1780 Governors Meeting at London Tavern
The 7 percent annual meeting of the Governors of Magdalen Hospital Saint George’s Road will be held at the London Tavern Bishopsgate Street on April 26 after a sermon in the hospital chapel before the Earl of Hertford President Lord Romney Earl Percy Robert Dingley Richard Beecher Nathaniel Castleton and John Barter Efgrs Vice Presidents Michael James Treasurer and the rest of the Governors. Divine service begins at eleven thirty with dinner at three thirty. Stewards include the Earl of Gainsborough Edmund Dawson Thomas Dorrien Sir Horatio Mann Kat William Hill Evan Pugh Al James Portis German Sheriff Edward Ruffell Eben Blackwell Joseph Shrimpton John Clements Samuel Smith. The Organ is by Mr Stanley and several Anthems by Miss Mercy Draper Mr Clarke Mr Bellamy and others.
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Magdalen Hospital
Saint George's Road
London Tavern
Bishopreate-street
Earl of Hertford
Lord Romney
Earl Percy
Robert Dingley
Richard Beecher
Nathaniel Castleton
John Barter
Michael James
Thefaid Hospital
Richard Kaye
L.D
Durham
Earl of Gainsbo
Edmund Dawson
Rough Thomas Dorrien
Horatio Mann
Kat
William Hill
Evan Pugh
al James Portis
Edward Ruffell
Eben. Blackwell
Joseph Shrimpton
John Clements
Samuel Smith
Agriculture Society Bath publications advertised
Saturday next will publish neatly printed boards on agriculture planting and related topics from the correspondence book of the Bath society for the encouragement of Agriculture Arts Manufactures and Commerce. An Appendix includes a proposal for improved agriculture and a translation of Hirzel letter to Dr Tiffor in response to Mont Linguet on bread.
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Society
Bath
Somerset
Wilts
Glocester
Dorset
Bristol
Monf. Hirzel
Dr. Tiffor
Mont Linguet
R. Cruttwell
C. Dilly
London
Salisbury
Glicester
Sherborne
Exeter
Neutral powers arm for protection of free commerce
Reports from Stockholm to Paris describe naval fits by Empress of Russia in concert with neutral powers. Warships with 60 and 50 guns are to be outfitted, fleets to Gothenburg, troop movements to Weser for America, and fiscal reforms reducing receivers general from 48 to 24 as Necker promotes economy. Adverse actions in Brest and Cadiz noted with troop embarkations and strategic deliberations across Europe.
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Stockholm
Russia
Carlierona
Charles Frederic
Frederick
Prince Charles
Hoecken
Gothenbourg
Cologne
Landgrave of
Heffe
France
Bombay
North America
Paris
Brest
Count de Rochambeau
Necker
d’Astois
Toulon
Cadiz
Hague
Dantzick
Lubeck
Bremen
Hamburgh
Royal Navy News and Public Notices From London
Long extract reports on Commodore Walsingham's fleet, West Indies timing, royal birthday moves to Monday, Windsor seasonal shift, and encampment sizes. Admiralty orders, ships in commission, cargo captures, privateer actions, embargo rumors, and Barbadoes arrivals. Social items note marriages deaths and a court verdict on the Selby estate.
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West Indies
West India
Windsor- Caitl
Runny Mead
Admiral Graves
England
Admiralty
Knell
Lima
Spain
Dice’s
Bear Quay
N.S. St. Severino del Tarento
Mehaigne
Dartmouth
London
Havre
Hope
Yarmouth
Corke
Poole
Leghorn
Algezras
Ligon
Bristol
Portugal
Astley
Cook
France
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Selby
Earl of Mansfeld
Lowndes
Francis Blackburne
Brignal
Yorkshire
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Lobb
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