Bankrupts and public notices from London and Cambridge
From the London Gazette dated Aug 15 Yeomanry and town officers appointed. Listings include bankrupts to surrender at Guildhall and Southampton and Norwich scheduled estates. Cambridge notes master of Caius College Sir James Burroughs bequeaths funds and coins to the College plan for Senate House. elections for Cambridge city offices announced. Worce ster hops sale and other country news follow in subsequent notes.
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London Gazette
St. Fames’s
M. Michell
Prisfin
Henry Arthur Earl of
Powis
Salep
St James's
William Lowther
Swillington
Yorkshire
Great Britain
Wiliam Noone the Younger
Longacre
Middlesex
Guildhall
Rachel Embry
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
Millener and Hoher
Millener and Hoher, At the White Hart In Tewkesbury
Peter Spinks
Southampton
Scarinu
Lawrence Richardson
Thomas Richardson
St. Luke
Brewers and Partners
London
William Fline
Tooley Street
Haberdasher
Timothy Goodwin
Wapping
Brewer
William Smith
Manchester
New Sarum
Richard Hicks
Pennington
Wilts
John Dean
Thames-street
Worceer
Cambridge
James Burrough
Caius Gallege
Senate House
Cowry Hospital
University Beanc
Go Pe Ennam
Orhers
John Smith
Gonvile and Caius College
Said College
James Burroughs
Kner
Joshua White
Samuel Storey
Lennox Fedlow
Alderman Whitkin
Tunnell
Joshua Finch
Common Council
Burleigh
Gifford
Charles Martindale
William Mott
Jon
Harwich
General Crawford
Holland
Tie
Marseilles
Minorca
Johnson
Ipswich
Bath
Ed. Weatris
Burgate
Brandon
Suffolk
Elizabeth
Raymenr
Furthen
Knock
Richmond
Jacob
Chapel Royal
Earl of Oxford
Viscount Cantelupe
Earl of Coventry
Grosvenor Square
Paris
Earl of Talbot
Houshold
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Henfal
Glamorganshire
Lipstadt
Ofnabrug
Germany
Hanover
America
Turk’s
Ifand
Treayy
Ireland
Smihfield
Thomas Locke
Westminster School
Viscount Courtenay
Newcastle
Monegea
Limerick
Ireand
Earl of Powis
Ludlow
Shropshire
Edmonds
Hilburghausen
Lowington
Essex
Nicholas Magens
John Chapman
James Sparrow
Ralph Allen
Prior Park
Commons
Gloucester
Aller
Philip
Warburton
Philip Alles
Toosl
Mary Allen
William Tucker
Gertrude Eiliot
Philip Eliot
Anne Bennet
Oliver
Jerry Peirce
John Knipe
Mr. Hurd
Ald. Chapman
William Hoare
Lewis Clutterbuck
Joseph Lobb
Ralph Mould
Henry Fielding
Sarah Fielding
Tool
William Ward
Isaac Dodfley
Samuel Shellard
Richard Jones
Samuel Prynn
Jool
Moore
Mary Poyntz
Aldaman Chapman
William Pitt
Cap. Tucker
Gould
Bateman
Leez-creen
Bow
Thames
Helen
Shad- Thames
London Biutice
Peuchs
Ir Ig
Chefden Howe
Persgnage
Homse
Utrecht
Pure
Lus Melly
Cyder
Perry
Petersburgh
Moscow
Dumaresque
Petershosye
Society of A
Oneryal
Candidate seeks Pembroke parliamentary seat in 3754 election
A letter to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Pembroke solicits votes for a vacancy in Parliament following Sir Jon Piiltys Bart. The writer touts canvassing success and pledges duty to the county and its interests, signing with high regard from Orielton Tony mcft bdized and Obediznt bumbe servant Huck Owen dated July 4, 3754.
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New River Head
George Grenville
Exchequr
Thes Kingdom
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