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Royal Court News and Bankrupts in London and Europe
From the London Gazetteer dated July 22, reports arrive of a Vera Cruz fleet returning with 16 million hard dollars, twelve for trade and four for the Crown. Included are Royal visits, court life notes, bankruptcy filings, and political maneuvers across London, Berlin, Copenhagen, and Madrid with mentions of royal audiences, academic teaching solicitations, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Vera Cruz
Turin
Infanta of Spain
Genoa
Tortona
Sardinia
Pavia
Princess of Parma
Cardhagena
Copenhagen
Prince of
Consor
Potsdam
Prince Henry
Carlsbadt
Duke of York
Brunswick
Petersburgh
Waslaw
England
Saxe
Carolina Matilda
Prince Royal
Friedensburgh
Berlin
Miss Chudleigh
Princess Dowager of Wales
Carlsbact
Hanover
Lord Lenox
Duke of Richmond
Privy Gardens
Whitehall
Duke and Dutchess of Manchester
Berkley-square
Kimbolton
Huntingdonshire
Lords of the Treasury
Great Britain
Hamburgh
Germany
Prince
Gotha
Cataga Fch
Annapolis
Maryland
America
Lisbon
John Swantton
Gothland
St. Sepulchre
Pickering
Solomon
St. George’s Bloomsbury
George
Drummond
Strathallan
Hertfordshire
Sibley
Bishopsgate-street
Harden
Smithfield
Golden Key
William Godfrey
Still
Maidstone
John Fielding
John Spinnage
Samuel Matthews
John Knight
Thomas Rogers
Simon Pingano
Andrew Benevento
Mr. Stephens
Hall
Holden
Giel
Sevenoaks
Godfrey
Newgate
Sir John Fielding
Ipswich
Bow Street
Thomas Makins
James Kendrick
Elizabeth Mills
Hollowaymount
Moorfields
James Haines
John Horner
St. George’s Fields
Surry
Lord Massfield
Baron Smith
Croydon
Gilbert Gavins
William Cooper
Nathaniel Hackity
Thomas Doyle
Patrick Caf