London Evening Port News 1744 December 4 to 6
Notices include appointments in the Navy and Admiralty such as Sir James Carnegie to a Foot company and Capt Hardy to command the Bridgwater 20 gun ship, plus deputy surveyor and store manager roles in London. Also obits, marriages, trials, lotteries, and fresh wine seizure actions, with local and Ireland trade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carnegie
Barr
Admiralty
Hardy
Charles Hardt
Bridgwater
Lords of the Admiralty
Bertie
Chatham Yard
Bullock
Deceas
His Majesty’s Navy
Mr. Castleton
London
Lardler
Lords of the Treasury
Afr. Stone
Nichols
Mr. Read
the Admiralty
Colchester
Chatham
North Audley
Foxcomb Hill
Oxfordshire
Ely
King-Street Chapel
Needham
Richard Needham
Paris
Viscount Bateman
Essex
Ormskirk
Lancashire
John Hall
Rorthern
Cheshire
St. Andrew-street
Seven Dials
Thomas Nun
New Cross
Stanley
England
St. Jamies’s Street
Mars.Stanhope
Stanhope
Earl of Harrington
Eas
Essex-Street
Strand
Abel Kettleby
King’s Bench
Westminster
Abel Johnson Kettleby
Ketubby
James, Dyer
St. Clete
Cornwall
St. Mary Tavy
Devon
Exeter
Philip Lernoult
St. John Horflydown
Southwark
Wincheste
Barons of the Exchequer
Lewes
Corsica
Spain
Holland
Ireland
Cg Cone
Francis Baker
Alderman
Ladbroke
Cornhill
Newgate
Richard Preston
Gardner
Brampton
Knightsbridge
Robert Carter
Thomas Wellby
Petition for removal from secretary post after 64 years service
The document reports a resolution of High Mightinesses granting M. Fage permission to resign as Secretary to the States General after 64 years of service due to age deafness and infirmities. It notes the request was read and approved with continued rank and occasional attendance as health permits. The petition highlights loyalty gratitude and requests for continued support. It also mentions the petition by Francis Fage and endorsements by provincial deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fagel
Henry Fagel
M. de Benthem
London Gazette
Breslau
Prussia
Siesra
Berlin
Count Manchau
Silesia
Hirschberg
Schweidnitz
Oppeln
Naves
Zante
Robert Saunders
Ander Duis
Florence
Prince Lobko- Witz
Orvieto
Civita Castellana
Foglinio
Perugia
Lobkowitz
Francis Nichols Esq Dies at Age 85 in Newcastle
Newcastle reports the death of Francis Nichols Esq at his residence in town last Wednesday. He served as an officer in Lord Windsor's Regiment of Horse and died in the eighty fifth year of his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscany
Hungary
Spain
Naples
Arezzo
Leghorn
Cortona
Diamond
Kennington
Aufie
Bohemia
Elbe
Prussia
Einfidel
Pragyg
Prague
Moldau
Turfko
Welwarn
Melnick
Podelebe
Leutmeritz
Turnau
Traufenau
Braunau
Silesia
Chat Town
Bruffls
Arriv
Princé Charles
Leumnaritz
Newcastle
Francis Nichols
Lord Windsor
Regiment of Horse
Ockenden Wins Burgess Seat At Great Marlow Election
London reports that at Great Marlow in Buckinghamshire William Ockenden, of Temple-Mills, won the burgess seat in Parliament over Col. Cunningham after a legal and impartial poll. The free inhabitants resisted bribery and praised the electors as noble and disinterested. His Majesty appointed the Earl of Lincoln Master of the Jewel Office, succeeding the late Lord Abergavenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Marlow
County of Bucks
Thomas Hoby
Col. Cuningham
William Ockenden
Temple-Mills
Ockenden
Earl of Lincoln
Lord Abergavenny
Deceas
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