Royal Family and Religious Addresses in Early 18th Century Gazette
The Gazette presents royal tribute and moral exemplars, with addresses from religious societies and bishops across English dioceses, Scottish boroughs, Irish towns, and Welsh/Devon locales. It reports East India Company news from Bombay and Fort St George, including sieges, capitulations, and naval actions near Pondicherry, plus bankrupt notices from London and Middlesex trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incorporated Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Durham
Salisbury
Gloucester
Hereford
Edinburgh
Lanark
Scotland
Great
Gumbley
Thetford
Tewkesbury
Chippenham
Stafford
Kirkcudbright
Merguy
Ashove
Pondicherry
Karial
Cornish
Slanton
Middlesex Gentlemen and Freeholders Meeting
James Shuttleworth informs the Gentlemen freeholders of Middlesex County to meet at the George Tavern in King Street on a Friday at eleven o clock in the forenoon to nominate a representative for Parliament. He notes several attendees will not be personally present due to the season and the approaching general election.
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S. John Whitehurst
Lambeth
Surry
Guildhall
John Manning
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Middlesex
Vichuadler
William Whittle
Old Street
Ciercy
County of Middles&x
George Tavern
King Street
Forencon
Piper Pe-fong
Goetenen
Clerry
Stafford
Staffid
Genlemin
Glerpy
Ale
Lancaster
Pariament
Gentlanen
Sith
Dreftan
James Shuttleworth
N. B
CoLnBrook
Cranford Bridge
W. Hereas
D. H
Pall-mall
Trombin
Cat Cheynuy
Folltne Sandford
Shrewsbury
Mir
Alderman Firth
Draper
St. Allan’s
John Knight Knowlton
Staunton
Stalln Row
Fry
Dunster
Minehead
Worton Courtenay
Somerset
Aide
Lewis Gregory
Barnstaple
Lucy
Souchmelton
Dervon
Bastone
Atortney
Law
Migehead
Feft
Shiy¢-Lane
London
Millehmad
Gentlemen and Freeholders: Southampton Candidate Verbal Plea
A 1760 letter asks the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Southampton to support the writer’s candidacy in the General Election. Similar appeals follow from Anglesey and Worcester electors, with vows to serve the county and city constituencies. An auction notice advertises a stud sale of high bred horses at Hampton Wick, listing mares, stallions, and young stock with catalogues available.
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Oxford
Wenman
James Dashwood
Charles Spencer
County of
Anglesey
Aminataka
Carreghwyd
John
Griffith
Worcester
John Walsh
Bever
St. Martin’s
Hampton-Wick
Kingston Upon Fhames
Port News and Continental Wars Darken the Year
Port News from Faleouth reports ships sailing for Bristol Penzance and Lisbon with winds NW. Reports at Downes and Spithead show the Kingston Nevis Planter and others remaining. royal assent granted to several bills. dispatches from Paris note a crisis and potential peace talks amid Saxony and Netherlands tensions. Portsmouth letters describe flotilla moves and strong Atlantic gales. broader news covers prisoner transport and a vivid account of conflict in North America with strategic targets and terrain descriptions.
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Port News Faleouth
Nichols
Eddie
Paterson
London
Leghorn
Fly
Amos
Cork
Betsey
Watty
Bristol
Hope
Anson
Penzance
Douglas
Athington
Downs
Befor
His
Kingston
Deal
Nevis Planter
Beach
Nevis
Prefitari
Ogilvie
Fn- Thailas
Sianora del Calne
Lisbon
Prince Henry
House of Peers
Houthold
Great Britain
Perry
Paris
England
Vienna
Saxony
Netherlands
Laly
Sardinia
Prussia
Matey
Diefden
Portsmouth
le Blond
Spithead
Plymouth
Laurel
St. Helen’s
N.N. W
N.W
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Py Wees
Soutzhampton
Myfel
Hartley
Simeon
Stuary
Pan
Southampton
Wining Street
Downing Street
Dees
H. B. Legge
Edward Beaver
Farnham
Surrey
Commodore Keppel
Dragan
the Valiart
Essex
Royal William
Tfis
Edward Hawké
Quiberon Bay
Ireland
Lynn
Minerva
Stagg
Furlo
Venuz
Brilliant
Bons
Firedrake
Basilisk
Furnace
Folborne
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