Court and State Notices From St James's 1772
From the London Gazette Aug 15 and St James's notices dated Aug 12 to Aug 14, 1772 Britain elevates officials including William Earl of Dartmouth to Principal Secretary of State and grants peerages to Allen Lord Bathurst and Wills Hill Earl of Hillsborough. Envoy appointments at Vienna Copenhagen and Versailles are announced. Disturbances loom over grain supply as Darier and others are sent to address shortages in Sweden and Finland.
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London
St. James’s
William Earl of
Dartmouth
Allen
Bathurst
Kingdom of Great Britain
Earl Bathurst
Kent
Wills Hill
Earl of
Hillsborough
Ireland
Harwich
Essex
Great Britain
Viscount Fairford
Gloucester
Robert Murray Keith
Bath
Vienna
Ralph Woodford
Copenhagen
Emanuel Mathias
Horace St. Paul
Versailles
Petersburgh
Stockholm
Darier
Wormeland
Blixen
Dalecarlia
Sprengport
Finland
Ambassadors voyage and 1771 pay orders in London
From London, Sir Joseph York sails to Harwich for the Hague while the Pay Office issues 183 days pay for garrisons in Britain from June 25 to December 24. Notices report a Ceuta armistice with Spaniards and Moors, Carlton House repairs for a great personage, and hunting at Cannons in Hampshire. Reports also note Greenland arrivals, lineage connections to the Stolberg princess, a Scottish Lenox claimant, and unrest in northern England with troops deployed.
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Joseph York
States General
Harwich
Hague
Whitehall
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Ceuta
Board of Works
Carlton-house
Pall Mall
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Bolton
Cannons
Hampshire
Hastings
Greenland
Hope
Peacock
Whitby
Princess of
Argenteau
Charlotte Maria
Prince of
Duke of Chandos
Lord Lenox
Scotland
England
London
Durham
Forgery case and multiple early modern notices in Gloucester page
Last Thursday a forged draft linked to Sir William Strachan concerns Sir Robert Ladbroke Co. Benjamin Rogers admits picking up bank notes in the Strand and will be moved to Newgate for trial at the Old Bailey. Friday a Leigh-street organ-builder was killed. a Savoy innkeeper’s widow’s will distributed beer to soldiers. Various promotions marriages and deaths follow, listing clergy appointments, baptisms, and numerous 18th century weddings and obituaries, with names such as Henry Walter, Lewis Legge, and Captain Forbes noted.
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Gloucester
William Strachan
Benjamin Rogers
Robert Ladbroke
Leigh-street
Red Lion-square
Uxbridge
Hillenden
Savoy
Henry Walter
Raynham
Froyle
Hampshire
Loggia
Lewis Legge
Durham
Attcliff
Leeds
Yorkshire
Moses Levi
Gordon
Whitaker
Charles Small
Miss Marks
Maiden Lane
Wigley
Catharine-hall
Cambridge
Miss Lees
Saddleworth
Bath
Pitman Warren
Warminster
Wilts
Mary Humphry
Thomas Turner
St. James’s-street
Miss Lane
Gerrard-street
Miler
Haberdacher
Miss Hitchin
Hitchin
Thames-street
S. Ewart
Mordon
Surry
Miss Manship
John Manship
Queen Fquare
Bagter
Ratcliff Highway
Johnson
Hornsey
Wm. Huffey
Carthalton
Miss Cope
Ingatestone
Essex
Vincent Leighton
Leticia Brooke
Peter Brooke
Bradfield
Harwich
Forbes
Kensington
Kenton
Ellis
Bridges-street
Newell
Aldersgate-street
Richard Puffingham
Rochester Cathedral
Tho. Proudman
Petty France
Westminster
For sale of the Fordyce mansion and estate Roehampton
By order of the affignees the mansion house and estate of Mr Alexander Fordyce at Roehampton Surrey are to be sold together or in parcels. For particulars apply to the affignees at Clement's Lane Lombard Street No 10 or to Robert Taylor at Spring Gardens.
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Thomas Skinner
Christopher Parsons
Porton
Eaton
Biggleswade
Hatfield
John Page
Will
Potton
Bingleswade
Barnet
Mr. Skinner
Goswell Creet
London
White Horse Inn
Cripplegate
Nottingham
Leeds
Newcastle
Tyne
Wilkinson
Whitton
Bath
Alexander Fordyce
Roehampton
County of
Surry
Clement’s-lane
Lombard-street
Robert Taylor
Sring-Gardens
Dale
Christopher Kilby
Beachworth and
Buckland
Ryegate
Dorking
Charing Cross
James Syme
Bucklersbury
Hampton-Wick
Angranor
Hampton
Middlesex
Edward Stevens
Bedell
Vintners Hall
Thames-street
Samuel Jones
Garraway
Coffeerhouse
Stockport
Cheire
Parke
Hell
Carr Mills
Blackburn
Tattock
Fatlock
Wood-street
Cheapside
Strand
Norbury Park
Packernsham
Leatherhead
Littlesoury
Mickleham
Wethumble
Norbury
High Ashurst
Cardiganshire
Mary Jones
Velindre
Penboyre
Carmarthen
Castle Howfll
Molcwm
Dol Birt
Llandiffit
Llanarth
Cardigan
Ibid Evans
Kencoed
Carmarthenshire
Cornwall
Cornish Tin Company
Ship Inn
Truro
James Vivian
London Evening Pat to Ambrose Goddard 5 Percent
SIR Ambrose Goddard receives notice of five percent arrangement. The brief item records a formal financial proposal and formal engagement with Mr Goddard as recipient.
Printer of the London Evening Post
A brief note identifies the printer for the London Evening Post, noting printing arrangements and the publication's typical wartime or period context. The item mentions the printer's name and location as part of standard newspaper masthead procedures.
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Lowther
Hacton-Garden
Salisbury
Richard Keynes
Madan
Vael Clark
N. B
Madan Hag
J. Wilkie
St. Patl’s Church Yard
S. Bladon
Pater-notter-row
G. Kearnly
Ludgate-street
Pricé
Ambrose Goddard
Fack
de Bouverie
Jervoise
Earle
Ratliffe
Goddard
Chippent
The
London Evening Post
Ray
Deptford Club
Sedden
Oxford
University of Oxford
Herbert
Touchers
Wyndhams
Lamberts
Penruddecks
Oxdnisenfis
Hraldry