Notable Clergy Appointments and Gentry Marriages Stir London Society
The article reports appointments in the church and judiciary, including Rev. Mr. Carlos to domestic chaplaincy and Rev. Dr. Sidney Swinney as Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. It notes several marriages and deaths among titled figures, merchants, and officials, and includes reports from clothworkers and pewterers halls, with local crime updates and shipping news from Lloyd's Evening.
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England
Carlos
Caius College
Cambridge
St. David's
Sidney Swinney
Royal and Antiquarian Societies
Favel
Overton
Richmond
William Mills
Packer
John Heath
Islington
John Hodges
Hodges
Bethelem
Upper Beadle
Martin Capron
East Indies
Princess Poniatowski
Fe’nnight
Liderton
Edinburgh
John Graham
Ducklane
London
Mills Barbara Anderton
Matthew Anderton
Alnwick
John Edge
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Berkeley Square
Scotland
Field
New York
Mile End
Trotter
London Hospital
Stanhope - Street
Clare- Market
Thomas White
Turner
Kinsland
Read
Scodl
Barnet
John March
Mr. Quick
H. Droll
Wentworth
H. Scrip
Castle
H. Stranger
Juliet
Perram
Brereton
M. Principefla
Lincoln’s Inn-Field
Old-street Road
John Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Mary Clifford
John
Compter
Elizabeth Brownrigg
Patrick Dawson
Sarah Bartlett
Bermondsey-street
Chertsey
Surry
Poniatowski
Dawson
Sir John Fielding
Public Ledger
Golden-lane
Clerkenwell Bridewell
King-street
William M‘guire
Kent
Kent Street
Croydon
Maidstone
William Thomas
James Howard
Joseph Budd
Penenden Heath
Lloyd's
Leghorn
Paoli
Corsica
Petersburgh
Siberia
Duke of York
Dickinson
Lisbon
Falmouth
Cape Fair
South Carolina
Edward Norris
Capes
Cork
Ireland
Charles Stanhope
Agth
Vision of Temperance and Trade in Bickerstaff Letter
A 1767 postscript from WILLIaM BICKERSTAFF argues for religious reform and temperance amid national peril. He decries luxury, praises industry, and urges spread of virtue to avert ruin, linking enclosure, hospitality, and national prosperity with a call to restraint and reform. The piece quotes Pope and laments social excess.
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Swift
Ireland
Attrea
P.S
Pope
Messiah
Democritus Replies on Enclosures and Poor Relief
A letter to the printer defends Parliaments enclosures as wise while contrasting Edward VIIs proclamation against emparked commons. Argues forefathers showed less wisdom for the poor. Ends with a wish for a true list of placemen among Scottish peers and MPs.
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London Evening Post
Mr. Meres
Edward the
Commons
Democritus
Exiled Tartars arrive in Rhodes and Polish Confederacy news
Mass from Holland and Flanders arrives as Poland moves to join a confederacy. Radzivil's baggage with 200 Russian soldiers encamped near the Russian ambassador. The Confederacy issues four articles urging nonjoiners to join and limiting justice to confederates. Prussia borrows a coach from Cracow and awaits rising tensions as Dyetines approach. Royal and ecclesiastical moves unfold in Madrid and Cadiz amid Jesuit expulsion and military reorganization.
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Holland
Flanders
Constantin Ple
Futyr
Rodetto
Crim
Guerai
Khan
Tartars
Rhodes
Romelia
Warsaw
d’Orini
M. Soltyck
Cracow
Branicki
Wengrow
Byalistock
Lithuania
Radzivil
de Solkowski
Altwater
Poland
Iit
Hamburgh
Radom
Dyetines
Mentz
Manheim
Frederick de Deux-Ponts
Empire
Paris
Great Council
M. Pelletier de Beau
Cadiz
Seville
San Lucar de Barrameda
Zamora
St. Roch
Reding
Swift
Sierra Morena
Madrid
Apostolic Chamber
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John Quincy, M.D
Ty Longman
Paternofter Row
London Evening-Post
Mgrgs
William Bickerstaff
Leicester
Aspice
Ventura Tetentur
Frondrs
Arliament
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