Proclamation appoints governors as Corsican Regent departs
The London Evening Port reports a royal proclamation by Theodore the First of Corsica naming governors to rule towns and provinces during his continental visit. It vows obedience, notes military supplies, and lists accompanying public ceremonies including granting the Freedom of the City to the Prince of Wales and other local events.
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John Thompson
Prince of Wales
City of London
Freedom
Skr
John Eyles
Francis Child
William Billers
Edward Bellamy
John Williams
William Thomson
Robert Alsop
John Barnard
Thomas Lombe
John Salter
Robert Godschall
Robert Kendal-Cater
George Heathcote
John Lequerne
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Calais
Princess of Orange
Viscount Weymouth
Lord Carteret
Lord Weymouth
Grosvenor Square
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The
Temple
Malthus
Sydenham Malthus
Chancery
John Mills
Henry the Fourth
Watling-street
Edward Smith
John Berkeley
Ely
Viscountess
Hereford
Earl of Berkeley
Bath
Stoke
Gloucester
Liverpool
Lancashire
Arthur Hamilton
Cutlets Hall
John Cotton
Faid Company
City of Westminster
Westminster
Earl of Arran
George
Moor-lane
Cripplegate
Nolon
Deceas
Nicholas Nelson
Christ Church, Oxon
Dudley Butts
Queen’s College, Cambridge
Norwich
Ludham
Potter-Heigham
Norfolk
Rochester
Jamies Chellum
Chapel Royal
Freeman
Westminster Abbey
Rowe
Admiral Steward
Portsmouth
Thomas Lewis
Jacob Ackworth
Westminter
St. Sepulchre’s
Farringdon
Sheppens
Commissioners of Excise
Alderman Parsons
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Jos
Mr. Clarke
Mr. Eyres
Parsons
Bootle
Murry
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